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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 31, 43
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) j. Y: [* P0 C# i1943年8月的最后一天,由于前一天大艇报告日军联合舰队主力离开了前线驻地库塞伊向东北方向移动,最后方位为夸贾林主岛罗伊-那木耳以西6格,经过仔细侦查和分析形势后,大统领认为日军行动的恐吓意味多于实战意愿,原定于当夜登陆夸贾林环礁副岛,夸贾林岛的登陆行动可以继续,为了保险起见,盟军派出了全部三支舰队,炮击支援同时保护可能的日军轻型舰队夜袭登陆场,不过日军显然没有料到盟军的行动方向,当夜没有发生任何水面战,登陆舰队在岸炮和日军水雷的夹击下略有损失,不过部队全部安全上岸。天亮后盟军在吉尔伯特和马绍尔一线的轰炸机对夸贾林岛上的日军进行了密集覆盖轰炸,包括日寇老牌精锐佐世保特第七特战队在内的日军特战队在猛烈的轰炸下直接崩溃,未能参与防御作战。% k# I, x0 d7 r8 A$ A
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在海空军的全力支援下,美陆军87th山地团及112th骑兵团付出300人伤亡的代价轻松歼灭岛上6000余日寇,在马绍尔攻略战赢得至关重要的一步。5 S# U1 v& z1 {/ b
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1 L# y( x7 {- O' X7 tTF 282 encounters mine field at Kwajalein Island (132,115) - Coastal Guns Fire Back!* w/ Z2 M3 }( v4 s$ W+ v
" R; {; `. `9 V% O6 m5 W1 X; Y46 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.; M2 m: h; \; ~, p$ T2 h
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Allied Ships; F) s2 _: C8 ^# s6 p6 `
AM Conflict, Shell hits 2
; d- Y8 L; a W. e AM Advent, Shell hits 5, heavy fires, heavy damage) T9 e% m0 C7 ]$ {. e
AM Adroit, Shell hits 2, on fire) C4 j& |7 F( y2 k6 x3 o
AM Tumult, Shell hits 6, on fire
) L! N8 G, a* y% f2 c LST-464, Mine hits 1, heavy damage
2 V X2 `5 p/ `$ P! t$ L LST-22, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
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* S, U% ~9 }/ p) BMorning Air attack on Sasebo 7th SNLF, at 132,115 (Kwajalein Island)
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0 e( H0 Y, d# e jWeather in hex: Heavy cloud3 V$ ?$ E/ y: O3 j1 v ]- a
- w. I7 \- l' @! `Raid spotted at 18 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.3 o g" d/ G( N' C1 r) U; n
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes3 }3 |; Z0 h$ n6 a
, F' R* g3 b; v1 j* P* OAllied aircraft1 f w8 E% y8 W0 [' g+ a. ~
B-24D Liberator x 14) N2 U( J4 q/ d( S; a+ A/ b
B-24D1 Liberator x 15% F7 M; Q) N# O/ c4 x* R
PB4Y-1 Liberator x 35
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Allied aircraft losses. _4 [5 W' @4 w" m
B-24D Liberator: 2 damaged
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Japanese ground losses:
, b6 i7 h. X3 _3 g J/ i 378 casualties reported
! F2 c6 C+ E/ h Squads: 16 destroyed, 70 disabled$ E) ~, z) ~. e9 C
Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 6 disabled. t) z- U v u9 Q; D# N$ P2 d
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 `7 v' v# m L& i4 @4 l Guns lost 28 (12 destroyed, 16 disabled). L* V4 [3 P0 M- Z1 t- t
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& [$ h m3 s3 x9 S. U5 sMorning Air attack on 7th Guards Inf. Regiment, at 132,115 (Kwajalein Island)( u9 l: P4 p, v( i7 v% X
F1 ~$ \7 _9 Z" j& Q6 `Weather in hex: Heavy cloud
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: x7 y& k- c) O( R1 |. B8 P6 G) BRaid spotted at 11 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
T: \& j# K& `& X% h; TEstimated time to target is 4 minutes
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9 Z8 F0 }" ]$ X4 f6 hAllied aircraft) ?0 j G1 p4 g r) y+ ~
PV-1 Ventura x 24! F/ I O& q6 W4 ?( x3 [" T+ C2 Y
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Allied aircraft losses; |. U% _( ]1 [) l" ~/ e1 k6 n
PV-1 Ventura: 1 damaged
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Japanese ground losses:& ]1 I0 q4 L# ^. ~) E I
134 casualties reported
* L9 e; w6 k7 O( \: y, y7 t Squads: 3 destroyed, 24 disabled
6 R" g% U: C3 ?% P0 t& { Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* Y! @% @$ b2 m1 M9 W' D- a) N9 Y* o, Y
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled5 `) `" L; y* o9 J
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Morning Air attack on Sasebo 7th SNLF, at 132,115 (Kwajalein Island)
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Q; d0 `, A! a7 tRaid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
8 \7 O$ H8 b5 k' wEstimated time to target is 5 minutes4 D1 H/ D4 T0 K3 [7 G b$ a
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Allied aircraft
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No Allied losses
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Japanese ground losses:
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Squads: 7 destroyed, 0 disabled
; t5 u) i+ o5 B1 b& K Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled- {4 T* S& T& A& s1 P3 L* \
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 N$ t1 M" c. D( D& j% h Guns lost 7 (6 destroyed, 1 disabled)1 j+ l6 r" B% f% G' b5 }8 v
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. d; K8 o# P7 j0 VMorning Air attack on Kure 3rd SNLF, at 132,115 (Kwajalein Island)1 [, p0 C4 j% P, T
w4 E/ q5 ~8 D1 O2 fWeather in hex: Heavy cloud5 L5 H5 o# K4 M/ w& p, v/ E
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Raid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.2 r9 B( n3 S k' y. S" u
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes& A" P& E( w1 A+ b, e( h/ t
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Allied aircraft
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: [ Q, S5 x6 h+ v+ kNo Allied losses* }- H- @8 K% R; D+ q* C
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Japanese ground losses:
5 w1 n4 e) }8 ~9 `8 J0 L 113 casualties reported
# B5 M5 I) l& g: ? Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
- _9 _! S! J) g! p) z Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
( k: ~9 [3 n* x; c% e% |* v Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" O, u6 U4 W6 a
Guns lost 15 (5 destroyed, 10 disabled)
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2 y( v" D- `/ ~& f- w6 QMorning Air attack on Kure 3rd SNLF, at 132,115 (Kwajalein Island)
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Raid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
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Allied aircraft
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) C5 I. Y! c8 b# F# c7 vNo Allied losses- T1 a \9 N# Z5 N2 }
& y1 ~' C$ E; i4 lJapanese ground losses:
0 ?7 @4 x. x$ v2 p- D 235 casualties reported7 o& i9 l1 O+ G: P# P' C' G
Squads: 16 destroyed, 0 disabled5 E% r: X# i1 ]% I
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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& H$ t; U/ h$ K Guns lost 16 (16 destroyed, 0 disabled)( l; Z% `( U6 \# F: u b& ^
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! o; h) ?: m2 I* l! PGround combat at Kwajalein Island (132,115)
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( ] @5 ]. }7 x P% Q5 R: C. `Allied Shock attack
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. \: J: E$ H) Q( s, C( R$ Y- HAttacking force 5265 troops, 49 guns, 172 vehicles, Assault Value = 253: V" b/ x3 h1 _. c8 Z7 _- i
0 _3 s" F; u- K, ]Defending force 4726 troops, 41 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 34
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Allied adjusted assault: 107 3 R: H# ^1 x1 h
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Japanese adjusted defense: 7
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( c% `$ U+ I$ t# J1 d% fAllied assault odds: 15 to 1 (fort level 5)
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6 D( O9 E; E! p2 G/ B$ u o$ Z5 GAllied forces CAPTURE Kwajalein Island !!!
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no flights0 l/ a' i9 \( G) K7 E
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Japanese aircraft losses
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Combat modifiers2 `, `5 A0 E) m0 W ]# Y# D* ?
Defender: forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)5 _/ P9 G( @" [: o: ]7 `
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-), disruption(-)
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Japanese ground losses:8 u# \" Z2 s( |
5860 casualties reported
8 U* ?3 \# A" `. B: @2 b* J9 [ Squads: 132 destroyed, 0 disabled; Q! ] O5 h4 k. b. }( I2 l
Non Combat: 663 destroyed, 0 disabled
T7 ^# @; x* S/ z0 N$ U9 w Engineers: 19 destroyed, 0 disabled. V" g# H2 h% a$ T4 j+ \
Guns lost 54 (54 destroyed, 0 disabled)
, R" u/ k6 R* i6 ]6 v* } Units destroyed 6
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Allied ground losses:$ h: ^+ e* g/ L; }8 f
302 casualties reported( j$ b4 R& u: r
Squads: 0 destroyed, 36 disabled m3 [* \4 i" g# Y( Y8 h# j
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled2 v3 n) q- u5 L3 s, b( A
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled& L* L! c* A0 x, A* c2 o% P7 G
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Assaulting units:! l1 D7 |. p# I8 N* _/ t; j7 r4 w
112th Cavalry Regiment: `+ t4 B; p- Y9 B/ f6 I
632nd Tank Destroyer Battalion# U$ W, P" N( {6 q0 m& t
87th Mountain Regiment
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$ O# S( P. K8 p! G5 YDefending units:
+ c) R( ?* Q a6 U- w 7th Guards Inf. Regiment3 Y4 i% q/ D* X" `' f% |
6th Fleet0 w! [8 W% N( J5 A. l7 U
7th Shipping Engineer Regiment
* ^0 }3 q A3 O, L* X 24th Air Flotilla 4 x& k& Y, K; f" Y D/ M- J! M
Nimur Naval Fortress7 N2 g: J9 U1 @! E- E! }
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