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盟军果然老成持重！！扫清外围据点！避实就虚，打下NG必然能使蝗军元气大伤啊！

amdddr

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硫磺岛一是油船被偷袭，二是兵力不足，二次攻略的话很有可能拿下
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即使二次攻略也不知道到底要多少战力才能拿下，兵力越多，就意味着攻略的风险越大，如果说一次损失2000多战力还处于盟军还可以接受的程度的话，第二次攻略还需上多少战力才能在风险和收益之前取得平衡呢？如果上了4000战力仍不能拿下，那么几个月内盟军在太平洋方向的攻略就可以先歇歇了。

红叶

1月15日，盟军首先登陆控遏莫尔兹比港到拉包尔海上航路、位于NG半岛顶点的米尔恩湾基地，登陆首日有两个美军师两个坦克团顺利上岸，当面日军仅有一个旅团和两个海警中队，双方战力悬殊，更重要的是，日本守军思想松懈，防守准备不充分，估计盟军可以切豆腐般轻松拿下。
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- Y  n# O  Q( x) t6 L4 t1 E! XAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 15, 450 S4 b8 S) |* N- k5 v/ o
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Pre-Invasion action off Milne Bay (101,133)
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200 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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Allied Ships- ^! I+ l8 M  F
      AM Shelter
9 G4 }- r4 i9 s* u      AM Serene- O* _1 C1 c; @: a
      AM Sentry- P$ Z- ^0 z; N% U  Q& Y; d
      AM Ransom( h: D- v! V: u, y
      AM Champion
4 M' l) _! I5 Q; y      AM Chief
" V9 J/ A0 A2 P- [" y4 g* e& ]      AM Prevail. |3 y" V$ i' h6 v& U$ H
      AM Oracle# o: A. o! z" Z7 d
      APA Menifee
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1 o# k- y: e+ ]4 d2 |# v5 C. @Amphibious Assault at Milne Bay (101,133)3 J0 U! r5 z* G0 ?

1 G# J7 E2 h4 A8 \5 J! v9 wTF 246 troops unloading over beach at Milne Bay, 101,1331 y% P8 X. G" P: k7 C9 c
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Allied ground losses:7 }, W" F& h) Q6 l
      366 casualties reported8 [" R' h/ H  N/ y: j7 n
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 56 disabled( P4 O& i1 V1 t* x
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 60 disabled
6 |" L# W; Q+ B; R. j         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! q. _1 J* j: D8 ]+ E7 T      Guns lost 21 (0 destroyed, 21 disabled)
- Z( T* x3 ^. _$ `2 m$ {      Vehicles lost 75 (1 destroyed, 74 disabled)# |/ S# p8 q. s' y3 s* D
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值得一提的是，本次作战，日军潜艇部队使用了新的战法，避开盟军扫雷船队，独出心裁地在盟军船队前进路线上布设水雷，开战第一天取得击伤两艘盟军运输船的战果。( N8 g+ u3 @5 J$ A+ U" c. T, E* f
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$ }$ H9 _4 t2 m: @TF 294 encounters mine field at 101,134
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Allied Ships7 T8 }+ Y, N( e. F
      AK Livingston
1 R( r7 H6 N6 ]2 _      AK Alnitah, Mine hits 1
0 y+ m  P6 S1 x- h* z* d      AK Sculptor, Mine hits 1+ ~& f3 v! O$ T* z- r# C4 w7 G

- i- D( G# e2 c5 g当天由于准备不足，拉包尔日军没有对盟军的登陆行动作出任何反击，盟军顺利上岸' U! o- f  t# Y- ]* Y
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. @5 h1 C4 v- c/ lGround combat at Milne Bay (101,133)
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Attacking force 8897 troops, 83 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 346
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Defending force 25978 troops, 458 guns, 815 vehicles, Assault Value = 900
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0 e" G* C/ d1 t: A      36 casualties reported2 j& P* e0 v/ r( P% K& J9 [! V0 a
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled2 ]2 A: m# M% s. }2 k$ `
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ U4 }$ H, G1 R$ ~. w4 `5 n! {: t
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Allied ground losses:0 n3 U; E, t9 i( J* g
      19 casualties reported
) ?3 a( }0 Y5 z( g/ V  T2 S- |         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
5 W! m6 g- k6 ~0 A  b9 u0 b         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% z; O& N+ g+ T) B9 O; V! q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled6 a8 \3 o" b7 E- g2 }: }- n

/ Z( @! ~* `& t% n7 I8 z+ zAssaulting units:
5 `( L; W- c( o: w: w" L* j    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade7 j! `0 {6 A4 G9 Y5 A) h, Q
    48th Naval Guard Unit: o4 K0 q" f  H' h- p) J
    62nd Naval Guard Unit: h% X1 R1 w. ~$ D: T
    14th JAAF AF Coy 7 a, W0 V7 S4 R0 i9 c; K3 c
    11th RF Gun Battalion
) {' t2 l1 U+ J6 }4 v    39th Field AA Battalion. @4 N/ L7 {4 e
    35th JNAF AF Unit ; c2 O1 [8 g9 }8 X$ ?  z* S/ X
    3rd Fleet /2' D$ n' m$ s2 b7 b  X: Z) n
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. ~2 @) o& R6 o; d. a    3rd Marine Division( ~. ^9 ]) r7 j) S+ e
    766th Tank Battalion
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    5th USMC Tank Battalion
2 M1 K" W6 S, w; D0 V9 i    608th Coast AA Regiment
2 {: V; L$ b$ g    Tenth US Army5 k% t4 ?, G; h3 ]& L. T* n# I! {
    544th Field Artillery Battalion

hades1001

硫磺岛油船不过损失了很少一部分，关键是直接登陆损失太大，滩头阵地估计都拿不下+ p! D7 Z) Z- _  ]! _8 I
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再登陆又是突击只能白白送死，盟军在太平洋准备了几套方案，既然硫磺岛失败就只能稳妥点了

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 16, 45. N+ F: M- w$ B; B
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盟军一支小型舰队突袭土鲁克，在能见度低下的情况下利用雷达重创日军驻留舰队。7 ?% v- ^0 v) B/ z; P
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/ W1 c  ?7 H8 ^Night Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 6,000 Yards
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      CL Agano, Shell hits 2
0 [8 k3 I, f8 T      CL Jintsu, Shell hits 1) W. A9 U6 }) d4 A% |( T- p0 L% `
      DD Yudachi, Shell hits 13 M, m3 a+ Z1 p: E- R9 B- ^
      DD Samidare, Shell hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage5 Z( a$ F$ c' F
      DD Kawakaze, Shell hits 10,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
) z- N5 t0 V" H* P. |      DD Suzukaze, Shell hits 1,  on fire
& M. |5 X6 ~0 l4 S; O# M, G6 y& X      DD Hatsuharu
0 N  m  [/ N$ r6 Q      DD Wakaba
0 f6 q/ w1 c# g- h      DD Tadeshiwa, Shell hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage4 o$ s  U5 `  t  e1 L
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Allied Ships3 C1 }) e0 F2 n
      CL Achilles, Shell hits 5- s+ N# `9 v/ X* B- [- I
      DD Hyman: T. c, s: [% c. v
      DD Samuel Moore
) F5 F4 }5 r' m      DD Taussig
: u! t& a" v; ~( q1 x      DD Dortch1 e; B% C/ R# ?& s' y
      DD Marshall
, W! [+ h9 t+ y; R: J4 F. q! i' m      DD Prichett
8 C. h8 W# b: b5 a% q. y. L" g8 ~      DD Ross: ~  L6 e; w7 `" k0 x+ D1 G
      DD Wedderburn/ H' T0 N  m0 \# R
      DD Wickes+ _& L; k; I3 C, C
      DD Wren
5 K, V2 h; y' s8 @      DD Yarnall, Shell hits 2,  on fire( n; m. p- [6 d: u* s; [5 z+ l8 t
      DD Cassin Young, Shell hits 2( A- m! Q: W" Z! o# `0 B
      DD Blue II, Shell hits 1,  on fire! n5 L6 G; W0 e( P! f! e
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  E0 T/ }" J' q$ L: QASW attack near Truk  at 112,108
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      SS I-54, hits 18,  heavy damage
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Allied Ships5 `- t! J3 J8 ]
      CL Achilles! f5 o: E9 o! P1 T! P0 @
      DD Wickes
" h- P" }2 @1 K1 `- R      DD Wedderburn
, k2 V. `. o  o1 ?7 {2 P      DD Ross
! l$ _$ Z- q& |9 u! A. u3 ?0 \      DD Prichett1 d. N' B6 T. ?! a. i* ?4 `
      DD Marshall0 l, I# S, b  l6 G2 R& F( N
      DD Dortch) W' I9 I3 G* O2 n8 B
      DD Taussig
- W' q  ]; N4 H3 |      DD Samuel Moore
& E) e2 _: X/ F      DD Hyman" e  O# _, `) q
      DD Blue II,  on fire
* s7 n) Z1 }( v      DD Cassin Young
. _. Q: C! Y( V2 L( A0 }      DD Yarnall,  on fire" z7 L& ?8 R9 z" ]
      DD Wren
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Japanese Ships
3 \- R( a2 b; z; g2 k      PB Kamitsu Maru, Shell hits 9,  heavy fires
- q  M6 H' y/ a# P- l0 A      PB Kiso Maru, Shell hits 1- x" o$ ]& T+ P1 ]! p% X: z
      xAK Tamashima Maru, Shell hits 4,  on fire/ [* \% z% ]* T) s
      xAK Ikoma Maru, Shell hits 15,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
% g+ _: ^+ B/ Q      xAK Maya Maru, Shell hits 9,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
" D# s. R! ?7 g% o& l& {, }      PB Tokotsu Maru
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      CL Achilles( W0 \8 D( k) n
      DD Hyman
& t& y! Z& ]0 Y' K+ l# U6 N      DD Samuel Moore% w7 J  d6 p# J& h- a
      DD Taussig$ A& R& m+ m2 J0 d
      DD Dortch
$ B5 l8 J" P9 R: Z% a# j      DD Marshall: L5 P+ h- B% r5 ^- G' D& m4 i
      DD Prichett
. b3 i% t4 F: @      DD Ross
# @  @6 ~6 b9 D1 V$ ^, e7 }      DD Wedderburn
+ g; H4 l$ m# R4 J" L3 u5 ?0 {      DD Wickes
8 X4 F, x6 ~- V: b$ c2 T9 P5 C      DD Wren
9 q2 l8 }, E- N) L! T4 ]& v$ {- }      DD Yarnall
  e9 G$ Y2 \2 E* ^5 _6 `; x      DD Cassin Young
* j6 m9 o( L/ A6 i      DD Blue II8 C  p, ]3 ^2 G; @" J+ Z
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 30,000 Yards: [' h8 L& U8 O4 G0 X" I$ u
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Japanese Ships7 t; `# f2 k) A/ s, _9 J" {. g
      PB Kamitsu Maru,  heavy fires1 R7 k7 r' k% X5 s' P
      PB Kiso Maru3 G& c0 f- A9 ]/ c. j4 E; p3 o! B
      xAK Ikoma Maru,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
' j$ a! `* d3 w      xAK Maya Maru,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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Allied Ships2 ?  q, ~# s8 U
      CL Achilles
' x6 J! l' a3 _1 E1 N  c      DD Hyman
$ O7 Y: v: |* i, K, E, [2 j      DD Samuel Moore
" d$ T8 }1 {6 O7 ~3 K6 d$ Z      DD Taussig
4 R  Q' I* n' y2 e4 w      DD Dortch
3 W) r, N/ K7 ^0 @( x      DD Marshall& F1 S- z  O- F; L/ N
      DD Prichett8 P" d, E2 U4 T+ Y0 Q3 A
      DD Ross6 g1 h( @, e# U
      DD Wedderburn% w% \+ }- r( Q
      DD Wickes
1 J4 A. F/ R7 K. n: {      DD Wren
5 k4 j+ v4 k" p& C( Z8 _, Q( |( [) ^      DD Yarnall) I  @6 \7 c4 e9 O( t
      DD Cassin Young
" R7 q. [8 t3 ~      DD Blue II
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日军在米尔恩湾凭借地利首日打出1：2，不过盟军的火力优势明显，给予日军重大杀伤，日军显然在米尔恩湾坚持不了几天。
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4 t2 \9 Z+ w4 r1 eAttacking force 22644 troops, 391 guns, 565 vehicles, Assault Value = 912
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8 o6 g. ]8 z" f; JDefending force 10168 troops, 114 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 3358 \* c" S0 u! G- p- s3 ]5 m
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Allied adjusted assault: 389
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Japanese adjusted defense: 1157 # w2 V/ x/ o+ p% o
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Allied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 6) ' H" C1 [4 ?9 p6 V

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0 S- K4 i* \  QDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)
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Japanese ground losses:
' E' Y) a' u0 p      1806 casualties reported
" @6 a- r0 J! }" w8 m3 ~: M         Squads: 17 destroyed, 135 disabled
  y/ w, X" @7 ?         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 24 disabled8 l# k2 J2 U1 a2 d% g
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled. a) ^! m9 h6 v; m# `+ l
      Guns lost 26 (3 destroyed, 23 disabled)
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6 {! @. u; `2 z& O( F8 f      421 casualties reported
* }: p5 C/ ~2 ?& o$ Q& ^0 w         Squads: 1 destroyed, 19 disabled- P( s/ O9 A) H+ M* Y" j
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 13 disabled' r5 O9 m% w" Y6 i
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled, g, O, e% a" s0 t* `. [. B) c2 V4 g0 q
      Vehicles lost 10 (2 destroyed, 8 disabled)5 r% O6 B1 E+ c) G

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6 Z' \# Q- K% U6 z" L. E( J4 a! S    3rd Marine Division, O, ^0 [0 w) U. w3 W* m. b2 k, e
    766th Tank Battalion
1 J2 f" }  e: B    Americal Infantry Division
# T' |5 F! v0 D, J9 \* g    5th USMC Tank Battalion6 D& K# w8 h1 ]5 ^1 e
    608th Coast AA Regiment
  L% g% r. o; W7 ?  y    Tenth US Army
# t$ g; U, g4 O2 i    544th Field Artillery Battalion" W9 J1 P1 h6 h' A  b

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    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
$ S7 n  {2 a. s; J/ T2 w    48th Naval Guard Unit
3 J2 M0 L5 T, }    62nd Naval Guard Unit
8 y3 B+ r6 p' ^7 T; ]' [    11th RF Gun Battalion7 F5 Y% a7 }2 _1 s- U& ]
    14th JAAF AF Coy
) h: E: r' ?  `8 K    35th JNAF AF Unit
# D( _% J+ |: P" h/ M! }    39th Field AA Battalion/ Q7 v3 P  P" z
    3rd Fleet /2! H2 z4 q- v9 l6 }5 q* ]

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同日盟军在莫港登陆
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% C- R0 ]2 k# I* u6 A9 I7 Q) U- s1 r: ]Ground combat at Port Moresby (98,130)1 Y4 o* J; H' ~! P
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Japanese Bombardment attack
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Attacking force 15435 troops, 128 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 614/ d7 X& \) w# Q( C5 C+ U
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Defending force 61916 troops, 1105 guns, 1257 vehicles, Assault Value = 2065
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      72 casualties reported3 m6 B- b$ J/ G+ U/ U$ }3 _
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
1 B- E' R; l6 H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 l4 P5 q3 b$ x' X
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled/ C4 o1 k( z9 I& {3 S! P0 Q
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Allied ground losses:4 E9 l6 Z6 Q9 S+ R
      13 casualties reported
& P& g3 S, p, _; [! v5 A         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled/ d8 F7 h1 l2 r
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% J: [7 ~+ y$ M4 s  w) ?6 K8 D         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled% T* I, I7 s0 y: Z8 i* @/ \. B

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    67th Naval Guard Unit
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    47th/B Division! B$ o! m0 N! \1 B8 C
    47th/A Division$ a8 g; U& p2 {$ L1 d. T
    47th/C Division
/ G4 ^7 |" w: ?4 [  y7 z& ?    42nd JNAF AF Unit - W1 D: v. V2 K4 G. e" y
    23rd AA Regiment
. U' I6 h* \5 ~5 F0 m+ v    44th Fld AA Bn /1
2 v9 k# O4 B8 N7 w4 b3 ]" l5 b  z; B    30th JNAF AF Unit
! h( A5 _7 w& ^: N# k- o' i+ w    16th AA Regiment. ?$ E  T+ E: Y. M4 P( f, s
    144th JAAF AF Bn /1; X* P% ?( u) w6 b+ D) e7 K
    1st Air Defense AA Battalion7 K: ?- ?7 V: v$ w. f6 z6 b
    31st Field AA Battalion$ _4 @4 ~) u$ @) u3 @: f1 v3 D" `
    37th JNAF AF Unit
% t7 H- ?6 r* D8 U) T    40th Field AA Battalion
3 T9 e7 a) J1 m3 Q2 F    25th Air Defense AA Rgt /2
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Defending units:3 f, B4 [; y8 A  b+ p
    32nd Infantry Div /1
* g$ ^+ @# r* t5 V    9th Australian Div /1. I1 c( \0 f8 B* x8 P$ Z5 g/ g
    6th Australian Div /1( X" ]$ ?% S$ n& B
    3rd NZ Bde /13 j5 j2 Q% K+ m7 ]; p% n
    2nd Australian Division
  d( x1 W1 P6 E) ^1 q    12th NZ Bde /1
, ^1 T. ?! t6 Q; g/ h! K9 P    694th Field Artillery Battalion) G. U* V8 {8 n% S3 U, ]' s. Z
    IX Corps Artillery 6 Y% r- S: T* g' B1 B& f+ l2 j
    223rd Field Artillery Battalion
& i0 \, Y+ K- V3 b! F    293 Wing /1
  p2 \$ I) F. @; ?" `. k    2/1st Heavy AA Regiment( I/ Q0 A& [4 m- ~
    10 RAAF Av Rgt /1
; g/ N" n: m# h: O8 c- @1 Z    70/100th Coast AA Regiment
+ q1 q' i2 G' `! D    167 Wing /1
3 t5 y/ _9 }" Z2 ^9 n( N    2/2nd Heavy AA Regiment
: o0 U2 O; A, e    22nd USN Naval Construction Regiment
1 H- a3 k1 u( J; }  y    81st RAAF Wing /1+ _* M% q% s6 U: L* c( L- o' h
    71st RAAF Wing /1
* H$ H1 }. ]9 n/ h3 ~    Seventh USAAF EAB /6

chenrong

米龙湾就一个混成旅团。。。44年日军还缺人肉么~~- A" @% c$ ?) ]/ d; F
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红叶天皇不妨透露下44年的日军南方军的实力，我估计3万以上的战力还是有的。

腓特烈大帝

PM600+战力，不知南方军堆了多少人肉在布纳-莱城-韦瓦克一线

xubin0892

要知道人肉越多补给需求量就越大，制空制海权在盟军一边，一线基地堆多了不划算，放些兵力延缓盟军步伐就成，打下一地再打另一地总得花些时间准备吧红叶桑你说是不？

sanada

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AE里面45年1月有日本30多个竹枪师团增援吗？有的话日军也会多1W5战力的新人肉# Q5 @! Z' B, ?" F3 \" p

) y+ Z  o( H! K! M( L不过我玩WITP，补给充足，支援充足，枪炮车辆人力都充足
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结果直到46年才完全补满这几十个新师团。。。

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 17, 45
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9 J. @+ a/ z: d' z6 y6 {# p盟军对莫港发动了饱和炮击，日军防御基本崩盘。
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3 I$ x1 w' g' F9 s/ a, n! t9 D# U8 j同日大队日舰出现在南鸟岛外海，看来又要发生第三次南鸟岛攻防战了1 z2 Z, D% Q' o. [0 t, ~
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Night Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130- D# o1 O; s% d6 F+ A. ]7 }# V

4 u/ \, U( F$ T' L* @9 i$ HAllied Ships
  l2 Y0 ~# U0 X8 _5 s- A& C      CA Chicago II; J8 F3 ?1 z. u% H  `5 ?8 r
      CA Canberra II% S0 \/ e4 l& c4 E7 F
      CA Exeter
( U3 D. z4 n6 Y7 h6 ]( O      CA Suffolk  }" o% |- |# a/ r$ |7 s
      CA London
" y& B- `7 B7 ]% H      CA Shropshire3 |4 k# I: B4 ~6 A2 h* M: v
      CA Boston
5 e* K# W7 |7 I- Z, J( e      CA Baltimore! `9 E, P7 L" F- d; i
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Japanese ground losses:# e6 y0 m2 O* c3 r' |' O
      19 casualties reported# L# `0 ]2 S6 C
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled. P  ]; ]. D# ~5 }: g
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled) [" \$ r8 I# V! }; V; x
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
* S9 @; S3 k4 o/ J      Guns lost 18 (1 destroyed, 17 disabled)
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# e- m( B- Q' C! {7 a: N4 HAirbase hits 4
" Y9 E& z8 {; X! }/ p1 GAirbase supply hits 1; T7 P" K, t# U5 a! r. G
Runway hits 152 {9 M4 Y$ |* w8 L  f8 r, e" B
Port hits 4
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  N" [1 m. m) e% D9 [--------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ G2 o5 j+ D; V' h
Night Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130
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5 T5 j0 |3 Y  E$ d2 ]Allied Ships, y$ ?1 p" T8 i% i: m, [! M7 H
      BB Richelieu
8 Y! p/ g" @: D2 R6 E" g0 o# |      BB King George V. R! h0 ?( Z) f% C( n
      BB Howe  W% E% f2 X: O& ^
      BB Prince of Wales/ U1 L- m* E8 ~5 ~( r# O. H
      BB Alabama! m  y* N0 Z4 b, F
      BB Massachusetts+ |1 l" D3 B3 X3 |* i
      BB Indiana. W. g. n. \! A' Y) ?
      BB South Dakota2 y, `: x6 @$ U: F, O
      BB Washington! z% v) X; b1 k5 K2 F  X
      BB North Carolina  i! N4 n4 ]4 \( h% W
      BC Renown+ S, x& ^8 f* |' c$ D& `
      BC Repulse
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  k/ w- c1 k3 H% R# N# c& N! ~  G# c5 P( cJapanese ground losses:% [7 f$ _5 l- R; {
      239 casualties reported
% A: A, h3 e$ e         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled8 m$ ^& B  M& b; Q+ _
         Non Combat: 28 destroyed, 24 disabled2 K2 y. ?8 B7 X
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
. M' h/ L5 X$ Q7 d: M5 P      Guns lost 29 (13 destroyed, 16 disabled)% t) h5 P! D' U- ~  r
      Vehicles lost 16 (6 destroyed, 10 disabled)' U2 F6 y) I- z. y0 ]
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Airbase hits 12+ V) B4 X' `5 T; O" q! |
Airbase supply hits 2  Z) r1 V) k. J) Q+ I+ v
Runway hits 33; G) W. w9 D4 Z
Port hits 6
7 d0 j: j0 m9 @8 sPort supply hits 2
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Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130# P& J$ H0 b! M0 r7 @

: s9 a  v: p: ^- ~; T- EAllied Ships+ S$ y4 K; ]3 D& y" k. }
      BB Queen Elizabeth
9 A& N  |/ C4 c5 _/ g& v1 a      BB Valiant% l! p. w* W% I$ @" s
      BB Mississippi
: O+ d1 {9 U' m+ @. l% D      BB New Mexico
( ]- e3 w% i( y; D  R! B  N5 V      BB Idaho
: T0 l( G/ ?7 w  ]1 L      BB West Virginia+ N( o% [9 l  R. }+ L  k0 a
      BB Colorado6 L& t& g1 `9 b' D) `& `

$ D! x3 _  a2 T. h6 n5 \Japanese ground losses:$ `9 o" E0 _) n6 \# k
      171 casualties reported
2 m) J1 t1 _; c, V+ _, h6 E. }         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
# E8 C1 |% y' X9 i3 e# a         Non Combat: 14 destroyed, 32 disabled
; k0 p. f$ B( [& i6 [         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled% S" p  q( E6 S3 y; n1 b! X
      Guns lost 21 (9 destroyed, 12 disabled)" i5 l% w3 j4 o5 w
      Vehicles lost 16 (6 destroyed, 10 disabled)
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) d  I7 {* q# I' p* y& XAirbase hits 9
# a& y( f/ V3 J5 z6 Z3 PAirbase supply hits 1$ ]2 J- v% J, j2 Q+ Y  p8 N
Runway hits 23
5 w- z' r* |2 q8 O3 f, _6 UPort hits 5' c0 Y6 [8 ]9 N  S" j5 @9 y- M4 O

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Ground combat at Milne Bay (101,133). |- }; }) t& O
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Allied Deliberate attack
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Attacking force 22301 troops, 391 guns, 563 vehicles, Assault Value = 872( U* D- L7 w2 |* U. K& B

; ^) o5 J" i0 tDefending force 8841 troops, 114 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 205
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; l2 F5 R! i0 x: Y4 wAllied engineers reduce fortifications to 5
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7 n9 H& R* _( e) JAllied adjusted assault: 246 0 R7 E7 {( s0 N. J

3 y- x% M. P& `9 v, ^Japanese adjusted defense: 603 ) r/ ~' Q  t3 O. W0 D# w

* S6 V" \% x" m: q& h* y5 xAllied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 5)
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2 D) @! P! L6 [% r3 A* q" CCombat modifiers
2 l6 K' k2 e) _. ADefender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)$ i& w$ d! [( I2 H2 H
Attacker:
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: b7 a' K! m8 ]) Y' ^" A+ g0 qJapanese ground losses:4 T* R. k; k# _% Q
      729 casualties reported
/ B, ?& S; Y6 Q6 b* k& q! _         Squads: 16 destroyed, 132 disabled. \  {/ s9 m: ]; g; A" h! ?  J2 o
         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 17 disabled# |( N% h* _! ^0 h
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 3 disabled$ [+ k! a% m6 }/ f$ D  ~3 ^. s
      Guns lost 27 (7 destroyed, 20 disabled)
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% @! x% R# K: s+ B* V4 OAllied ground losses:* p& o  |" K, J/ S. M2 W
      168 casualties reported
9 q& L* A, H/ }7 a; t         Squads: 3 destroyed, 24 disabled9 W; |4 k" J- I7 `
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled; ~1 D- i* d/ E+ B" O) u
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled2 P, h8 w* J" o0 F0 ^, }. q9 s
      Vehicles lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)
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/ C$ `6 \- ?/ U+ J  o3 h- zAssaulting units:
; @* g( H4 W9 l! A5 s, b$ t! {    Americal Infantry Division0 D& M' t. g0 y* ?
    3rd Marine Division
& Z6 j  t) g1 W6 X7 m: i, ?  X    766th Tank Battalion
  m. _' U& s* y) a9 e( ?    5th USMC Tank Battalion& ~& W) p2 i1 p2 U7 i# |- B
    Tenth US Army
$ N$ h9 A- W! f3 P$ x9 m    608th Coast AA Regiment2 o( t5 s# K: \9 y. x( x' D
    544th Field Artillery Battalion
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Defending units:* Q, z4 ?" V) y% w
    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
% \; J" p  c, U, u# Q    48th Naval Guard Unit6 o: V$ O" k' d0 A) a6 G: X
    62nd Naval Guard Unit) K0 \- e3 b; K: Q- Z( {
    14th JAAF AF Coy
8 @9 X  f, ^8 [* A    11th RF Gun Battalion: y6 S+ V8 Y: x6 S3 y! F
    39th Field AA Battalion
! @! [) L* Z# @* c  r$ r    35th JNAF AF Unit 4 v0 Z# `, U) v3 W+ P. y+ ?
    3rd Fleet /2& x+ v) b3 @( p* W4 v

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) \7 t: X: C4 V
Ground combat at Port Moresby (98,130)
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Allied Deliberate attack
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Attacking force 54104 troops, 929 guns, 956 vehicles, Assault Value = 20712 k: b# L7 L0 B- J# K

- E, [, s, ^3 \- X& h8 P- _+ yDefending force 18635 troops, 261 guns, 48 vehicles, Assault Value = 594
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5 k; J2 m: U; X" iAllied engineers reduce fortifications to 82 }+ B; `9 r4 y3 k; F. a

1 i* v; J! k* E' IAllied adjusted assault: 5337
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Japanese adjusted defense: 685 5 G1 }8 A- T" a0 B% x' Y4 x) U

$ N, P' {; V8 hAllied assault odds: 7 to 1 (fort level 8)
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8 X! `1 G) C& {; @( CAllied Assault reduces fortifications to 8
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Combat modifiers
2 p( H1 [0 S& H- b' XDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)
7 g, d. m; N9 \0 N$ kAttacker: " G( h: P# d7 j
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Japanese ground losses:& e( q# w& o6 c: r- X
      1905 casualties reported  \0 v- K0 P/ B' h
         Squads: 67 destroyed, 63 disabled8 r' @2 K+ f! ]6 b3 N
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 20 disabled* h6 `/ E7 S6 p- [3 T- j% ]
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
0 P) M: w3 Q# s4 H3 c; y3 D      Guns lost 58 (21 destroyed, 37 disabled)1 @& p+ W( h% I* z% n' U
      Vehicles lost 4 (2 destroyed, 2 disabled)3 f7 H1 Y% h! G9 k1 j9 m, r
      Units destroyed 1
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Allied ground losses:6 {) E% \( f; k; Z; L
      921 casualties reported1 S- G6 c1 ]8 y1 w' F7 \
         Squads: 11 destroyed, 149 disabled
3 a: n9 i. A5 ^; _9 f         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 17 disabled
. t. V/ w. Y" b4 c: s3 M$ X8 D: I         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled
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, g; r% S! b! r( @  kAssaulting units:
* p( N, ?$ O0 z5 V1 U. [    6th Australian Division3 b/ I1 P; n/ s
    2nd Australian Division
1 |% ?2 Z3 B  P  }8 c0 m    12th NZ Brigade2 t7 d* {% [+ C9 u5 Z8 a; [0 v
    3rd NZ Brigade
  C$ M7 s5 V6 d7 n0 X7 ?  J4 r9 S9 b    32nd Infantry Division% J8 \3 E' O$ u* J
    9th Australian Division
( l2 j' W4 H. r& N/ e: K' Y! G    694th Field Artillery Battalion
; g. o' s: h% k    2/2nd Heavy AA Regiment
/ Q$ W. E. u5 U- [3 H    70/100th Coast AA Regiment
( s, ]1 g1 z1 t7 @    71st RAAF Wing 4 i! Q9 o. s7 ~1 Z! z" d% r  e" r
    10 RAAF Av Rgt ( t9 G! f; y9 x
    22nd USN Naval Construction Regiment
' _5 g9 {, x$ r6 [7 [3 U7 ^    Seventh USAAF Engineer Aviation Battalion+ P! _) @8 Z; T
    223rd Field Artillery Battalion
* q' I( U4 q7 o# P) F    2/1st Heavy AA Regiment
% ]% z# `. R2 C7 Y' y    IX Corps Artillery   C( W( I" n/ K9 ]) v( r5 S
    167 Wing
* h3 |& {1 r! U+ F- Z, L    II Australian Corps; ?, ?) b2 `/ c6 O
    81st RAAF Wing
4 n2 U$ N* c0 [    293 Wing * N8 D. y/ o  O

0 d: a2 r; e1 |Defending units:
# Y* ]4 }, t- y) O6 ?9 D+ J. L    41st Naval Guard Unit) ?) j; C' N! E
    47th Division
+ z, E/ t9 L) N4 F    67th Naval Guard Unit" J+ [. A/ y# K9 r% F* k( ]
    16th AA Regiment
  k9 f5 p3 X; g4 R    23rd AA Regiment
' U, s6 i, W6 G    42nd JNAF AF Unit
8 I3 n4 D4 B) C4 e    1st Air Defense AA Battalion
; A! G$ _) D9 b! X5 i$ l8 W    37th JNAF AF Unit
; G  ^5 ?, H  }2 K' D! w    30th JNAF AF Unit ! S% }3 a" f  v! I- O( v- V2 c/ y
    31st Field AA Battalion
0 k6 s' b% Q' K" @$ I& X$ A    40th Field AA Battalion
2 T: S. J8 P$ w! l# h6 j    44th Fld AA Bn /1

红叶

AE里面45年1月有日本30多个竹枪师团增援吗？有的话日军也会多1W5战力的新人肉: }0 n7 x0 }2 L# W' F1 C* k# Q

' N4 e5 s/ O5 o7 W7 d3 Y3 c0 D% t% ?不过我玩WITP，补给充足，支援充足，枪炮车辆人力都充足* k/ [1 r6 w) ^

# w( C+ `# ~* n4 }' C2 ^5 ~结果直到46年才完全补满这几十个新师团。。。
: @9 z# W' c# O, _sanada 发表于 2013-11-9 08:25

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( f+ D- A% I7 J, u新师团一开始只能当治安部队使用哎，都是纸面战力，补充满了也远不是盟军对手

红叶

在连续3轮强大的舰队炮击之下，日军在莫港的防御火力显得是如此的微不足道，即便是谨慎攻击，盟军都能调整出5000+的攻击值

wangqifeng

米尔恩湾从地理看 ，比莫港还重要些，主要是游戏里没现实中对城市规模那么大的依赖性，部队完全不需要城市提供的种种吃喝拉撒睡便利条件。6 ^! ]8 M$ c5 W" C
看得出来，天蝗在这一线投入的兵力并不多，似乎没有在南太坚决抵抗的意图，据此推断，可能更希望依托内防御圈岛屿链进行防御作战，毕竟很多是环礁地形，或处于盟军陆基不易压制的距离上。, l6 R. ]' b( A
不过我觉得，还是可以适当增加前线兵力投入，以便迫使盟军每次攻击必须投入更多部队，从而达到争取时间的目的，至于补给，则不用考虑太多，既然是不打算坚守太久的地方，补给多少就不那么重要了。

红叶

米尔恩湾从地理看 ，比莫港还重要些，主要是游戏里没现实中对城市规模那么大的依赖性，部队完全不需要城市提供的种种吃喝拉撒睡便利条件。$ z5 R# D& e: g# M- g1 p& u9 C
看得出来，天蝗在这一线投入的兵力并不多，似乎没有在南太坚决抵抗的意图， ...
/ B4 Z1 e$ P! _/ }2 t( @# vwangqifeng 发表于 2013-11-9 13:35

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这回不是没防御的意图，是让27钻了空子
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" n( o9 s5 A0 N! m8 P# i9 T我以为27在45年不会走这条最漫长的路线了，这边的兵力只留了基本的卫戍部队，等发觉27的攻击意图时已经来不及增援部队上去了

lhdblys

前些天，我和27讨论过，都认为澳东北（含新几内亚）是整个游戏的咽喉地带。因此，27先拿下此地区是可以意料到的。