galex

共荣？叫解放啊。

firephoenix

共荣？叫解放啊。# h- q1 y0 _& N0 w
galex 发表于 2014-8-22 09:12

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华安这活脱脱的内鬼啊

lala23159

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1442# firephoenix
# `7 J/ a8 \. ], U, {看来就是你在造谣了，因金瓶梅原作者抗议，此处删节n字

godkiller

米日不分是战报中的老传统了。

红叶

战至6月5日- x0 |+ Q1 }4 j! p4 o; h

3 i1 Q6 `5 C& _5 a) _  }+ ?在万隆苦苦支撑良久的帝国部队终于力不能支，城内的防御阵地被全部攻克，机场丢失，残军退守城外野地，面对盟军优越的火力优势，一战损失超过8000人马，盟军仅仅付出800多人的伤亡代价。
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- N1 b  U7 P  @  ?- q) I0 lGround combat at Bandoeng (50,100)
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% ?3 J! ~, V% S9 \Allied Shock attack4 Q3 ^1 n+ k1 c- @) p
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Attacking force 127379 troops, 2215 guns, 4438 vehicles, Assault Value = 5169
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- o. V5 |# J" c! _Defending force 24357 troops, 296 guns, 83 vehicles, Assault Value = 302: I; {5 v4 y/ L

) L7 k  ^& h& t& NAllied engineers reduce fortifications to 0' w4 @3 ^" ]0 ~0 L/ O1 M
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Allied adjusted assault: 3503
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Japanese adjusted defense: 559 , a3 v2 ^1 `& O4 U. J/ c& b- L
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Allied assault odds: 6 to 1 (fort level 0) 8 f  k: P5 y: c; S. D0 \5 Y
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Allied forces CAPTURE Bandoeng !!!
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Combat modifiers7 D* \2 W% b: W+ Z$ C; L# X
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+)
" N2 w* p- G  \4 G3 B2 b& u  {2 WAttacker: shock(+)- }0 L1 @2 ~& l1 L" O. I+ |

  U; ?. [) o2 A/ p+ A: \' dJapanese ground losses:) w3 N. a& @/ ~% z9 W& t. n0 ?! s/ ^7 y
      8949 casualties reported8 l# J& r  D3 {4 z  _2 s3 n0 _
         Squads: 232 destroyed, 30 disabled
7 Q1 w9 @9 x2 n4 A9 y         Non Combat: 207 destroyed, 206 disabled) _0 Q9 w* ^& I' p; y7 l( r9 o3 a# K8 y
         Engineers: 198 destroyed, 1 disabled
# A% C# N. R/ q      Guns lost 218 (196 destroyed, 22 disabled); }' D, \. W9 J0 f! e  u/ h8 S
      Vehicles lost 78 (77 destroyed, 1 disabled)8 D7 F9 L& s4 o7 q4 L% j

$ N+ n# u. \( E8 o! pAllied ground losses:
- M7 ?1 e4 ^) u& e3 X8 y' A- B, J      844 casualties reported: z8 E, Q/ U4 V- M1 ]
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 214 disabled
. r0 e2 f# j! K         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 43 disabled2 g0 e) ?- S& n8 i) I% ]
         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 40 disabled$ z* Y1 E8 B' S& F- l5 T( Q
      Guns lost 42 (1 destroyed, 41 disabled): _7 W7 a; K3 Z4 R3 Y7 j, A
      Vehicles lost 34 (8 destroyed, 26 disabled)
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Assaulting units:! z# n( k' O. L5 D. Z  b
    9th Indian Division
- O( r: x! h& ]4 a* S    1st Army Tank Regiment7 T  a0 v# M- ?# j( [/ C( g
    93rd Infantry Division
) E: a8 c5 \' a; B: M6 g    11th Australian Division
8 P; z4 ^% H% \3 C' ^% }( o8 _' ^    632nd Battalion8 W" @1 }4 d1 {8 }
    3rd Carabiniers Regiment4 ]+ }, F) B' K' v( |
    Gardner's Horse Regiment
5 w8 ?5 M/ X- s9 o8 w! m    50th Tank Brigade
* T9 ]. K3 G' b8 u- U1 m/ X# e    254th Armoured Brigade
" P) G- q4 C8 k7 @    4th Armoured Brigade2 Z6 O* D/ n& L; v# F4 G2 A; w
    671th Tank Destroyer Battalion
. y0 \/ R& d/ h4 a1 a0 H2 a" b    KNIL Mariener Brigade
' }! `# D) H, e1 E- M: k    2nd Marine Regiment. i3 S5 X8 O  }! d
    670th Tank Destroyer Battalion
: ]6 q) X+ `6 {" D, M3 ]. u5 c* ?    8th Australian Division' J$ M% K7 p5 D! c; A% S. M: {+ M
    2/4th Armoured Regiment
  _3 j+ C. W2 Y' }/ A+ Q' O0 M$ G    32nd Army Tank Brigade+ y9 Y. ]' Q' H1 j7 O+ `" W+ G
    268th Motorised Brigade3 U: o% O8 a$ g
    637th Tank Destroyer Battalion
- k; t0 Q) l/ u3 c/ S. w: I    7th Australian Division
6 J: u. ~7 B$ G9 Z0 n    18th British Division
2 a  v8 R7 h1 ^6 S+ B5 _0 f    31st Armoured Division
4 d+ S2 s1 g3 {+ i9 Z2 J4 h    Van Altena Battalion9 d/ A. A/ I8 ~) c' X
    2/6th Armoured Regiment
* I  q4 h( R4 ^/ |    38th Infantry Division( D, c' U% H8 i+ Y0 q5 c- s
    2/5th Armoured Regiment
& t+ _# ]0 ~' c    51st Highland Division
# K3 ?* ^+ h5 A6 ~2 f; y' V, ?    108th Tank Attack Regiment
: C2 H* c. {% Y6 y$ R1 W    251st Field Artillery Battalion8 i' _& M; S  I! \/ j0 B9 a" w
    2nd Medium Regiment
9 |/ y1 B8 D6 }    1st Medium Regiment$ e( K6 g! R* \6 \# O; D: |
    XI US Corps
5 l6 n7 r) N" Z) f5 g% Y    2/16th Field Regiment
) t. K8 m/ F/ I) }; {    147th Field Artillery Regiment
4 ]8 K1 S, B- D5 y( N2 G    249th Field Artillery Battalion. N1 s( O) `( P( G5 G* n
    97th Field Artillery Battalion5 {2 K4 ?1 j; y0 O0 O) B8 ~+ c
    56th Australian Lt AA Regiment) ~; ]& e/ v% H7 e  S

: p% n; `, _) g; @1 Q- Q# @8 dDefending units:, J* }" |+ a" |# v. U5 Q' y
    17th Ind.Mixed Regiment- \  y4 Q3 u) U3 M1 L8 @
    49th/A Division
  P& g5 x0 ]. M3 b) c8 F    49th/B Division
5 W9 C# w3 i6 {    22nd Ind.Mixed Brigade
! t* M( ^, C, q) N    3rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
- c& \: y; Y  l( L  |  d    6th Java Militia Regiment
( O" B8 X& p- D& `    49th/C Division3 Y/ @6 j. @: y1 L
    27th Special Base Force
0 ^5 E' L! k( {1 K    3rd FF Const Unit / b4 r  j8 q+ l3 @8 V& Z/ I
    3rd JNAF AF Unit 8 G/ B" j. B& z8 }9 K9 s
    13th Field AF Construction Battalion, e; }3 B5 o: C, T
    49th Const Co # ?4 G; e9 W- ?' x) l! P% x
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment1 ~/ i! A5 d7 r% O  _/ b: Y
    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment$ p5 W1 ~. z: t* l: h3 d: Y
    11th Militia Regiment
- Q  M) v: I& ?) f& M    17th Naval Construction Battalion
  _9 F7 _/ ^6 V% }    47th Road Const Co
2 z4 |% R1 q! W    55th Const Co
" P1 t" k. Q* A    56th Field AA Battalion9 i* X+ z/ u" k  B) e& `" T  h
    21st Army% Z( f. J" X3 z9 U' Q
    39th Ind. Engineer Regiment4 G0 D9 E0 k4 I% }- k, \5 e
    49th Field AA Battalion% U  g" z; B5 S8 C4 o. I. v8 b
    97th JAAF AF Bn 2 T9 ?4 m% h4 {4 C8 f+ t$ b
    36th Field AA Battalion
" ^- g) u6 B7 ~8 ?    9th Medium FA Rgt /2
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: T. H# k. S' |, m# A$ A1 S8 K当天同时，在遥远的所罗门群岛，盟军仍然在继续展开攻势，第N次对肖特兰发动攻击，仍然被严阵以待的帝国防御部队击退。
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Ground combat at Shortlands (109,131)2 i% ]; r$ B0 n) h8 A7 m3 u3 o, ]
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Allied Deliberate attack- v6 p# A1 i7 _2 e" A; ?( Q
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Attacking force 9052 troops, 212 guns, 183 vehicles, Assault Value = 325
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# e! J; l- H( o6 fDefending force 5513 troops, 52 guns, 39 vehicles, Assault Value = 157
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8 I/ C7 j* A1 t2 Y- OAllied adjusted assault: 28 / f, ]: |$ X# M4 Y& W; M; f

0 d$ P# P8 O7 Q6 j0 A+ N! JJapanese adjusted defense: 207 / Y! v3 w6 ]+ w) `7 n4 y

# s& M& A' S1 Z0 Y$ g1 a& k! d2 {Allied assault odds: 1 to 7 (fort level 6) + A( e$ o5 P. C9 h
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Combat modifiers
0 T; _" E( y  ], t3 FDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
9 {; Z5 v6 J2 H1 }! M. HAttacker: leaders(-), supply(-)$ a' \! S2 l# @# v) T6 A8 n& F
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Japanese ground losses:
9 e9 N& j/ r+ ?; R2 L: [4 C* i      125 casualties reported
4 U3 k' ]/ `9 a; o         Squads: 1 destroyed, 13 disabled  ^  h, \: @/ |. D* C7 y  c
         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 13 disabled
0 k9 n; @' j7 L9 k3 E  W" y$ z) q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 [2 w# i3 f* m& o1 c. C      Vehicles lost 34 (18 destroyed, 16 disabled)
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Allied ground losses:) x9 z9 y" |" s& z- \* C2 R
      325 casualties reported
. u1 G( h# B% a% P% G         Squads: 1 destroyed, 57 disabled
1 O$ H* d) l+ T% b$ `3 J2 o) r         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
4 a8 c, \+ {# H; ^# N         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled. p% x5 j4 d( x' P" `
      Guns lost 12 (1 destroyed, 11 disabled)" S4 b" V( S1 {
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Assaulting units:! h4 P+ c" x3 f7 S! k
    41st Infantry Division
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Defending units:9 P( M& }9 C$ @. G" E# s) `  [/ c
    1st Ind.Tank Co 8 ^2 H% x9 e, I7 Q" J+ j
    I/66th Naval Guard Unit9 j3 u! H: m0 A* f: r% G$ y
    86th Naval Guard Unit! j. h( O! B7 q& V* I  _
    41st Guard Battalion3 a- j& i- |7 m- ]
    3rd Indpt SNLF Coy # k. \* Z0 z# ?' S0 G3 \# ^8 d. L
    7th Indpt SNLF Coy & M. H- m2 ^7 e, B$ V9 A0 j) G
    11th JNAF AF Unit 8 f4 H2 B- Y/ v; T0 Z! s6 S& P! h
    11th RF Gun Battalion
# G4 H: l/ c$ c1 E6 ^    44th JNAF AF Unit
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: Y" z" T" M  c6 w$ ^# s: K借助事先修筑的强固工事，少量的防御部队抵御住了一倍以上敌军的轮番进攻，当然这跟盟军的战略重心有关，在这个方向盟军并没有投入舰队辅助进攻。

lala23159

美军的战车好像没有被打掉几辆呀，

红叶

美军的战车好像没有被打掉几辆呀，  [8 L# @, @; h0 |
lala23159 发表于 2014-8-23 09:46

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计算了一下，从盟军集结部队到万隆，然后轰炸+炮击之后发动攻势直到攻克万隆，再加上清扫残敌的时间，估计这样一个拥有1000+战力的固守据点可以消耗盟军5000战力一个月的时间，再算上受损的盟军恢复需要的时间，帝国陆军的奋战意义就更加显得重要了，不仅仅为后方的防线建设和巩固争取了时间，也给盟军部队造成了力所能及的杀伤，万隆战役，盟军的伤亡也上万人，跟重要的是，测试了在无舰炮支援条件下，盟军的攻坚能力。大本营对万隆战役的结果表示满意，以第49师团为主的万隆第21军表现得英勇顽强，虽然由于火力不足未能给盟军造成严重损伤，但是其战果也足以让盟军胆寒了！

godkiller

你问华安他胆寒不?

wangqifeng

天蝗一直舍不得在死地投入精锐部队啊，全是二线部队，虽说扛这么久已经不容易了，不过精锐部队一直留着也没啥用啊

冷情人

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另外，对付KI94扫场可以不放CAP，KI94航程内不放飞机，基地放高炮。如果想进攻就一回合马上转场，给予日本机场全力一击！！

lhdblys

日军的薄皮轰炸机很怕盟军的高炮。

lala23159

1448# godkiller . o- x* D/ V2 p! X# u
谁绑架了华文

红叶

6月6日  b7 w8 f' D; b+ T7 G: g1 f9 }

9 a: W% ?/ W  E( g6 m* }全天对于日军来说是不幸的一天
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' y8 H/ A* R* y% E% ^. S, Q7 c) m2 z盟军58舰队突施冷箭，从加里曼丹和苏拉威西之间的望加西海峡北上，偷袭了正在文莱港忙忙碌碌往来运输油料的日军大型油船队，虽然当地有上百家战斗机直掩，但是完全抵挡不住盟军58的大型攻击波，港内油船队猝不及防被重创，一天之内数十艘油轮在港口内沉没。- Q" v: M: f* ^% R- p
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+ E, Q7 a/ T6 L1 \) A& `8 E) X6 k7 QAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Brunei at 65,87
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Weather in hex: Moderate rain  i3 s3 P! E/ Z5 Z6 d% ^0 ]8 V6 n

1 q0 n! R0 s7 x( {! DRaid detected at 74 NM, estimated altitude 17,000 feet.( j7 K  i. r' |  H; e; b
Estimated time to target is 32 minutes( \7 j4 H) d, r+ ~. P3 Y) C6 s5 V
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Japanese aircraft
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      Ki-83 x 18
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Allied aircraft, `' ^+ }! u  O9 z
      F6F-5 Hellcat x 1687 s3 [$ k0 k/ }: o5 e" }
      SB2C-4 Helldiver x 108: n8 U; Q# L2 h
      TBM-3 Avenger x 18
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Japanese aircraft losses" B/ H1 g) W8 e" e/ L
      N1K5-J George: 10 destroyed" `) ^  k1 `' s9 t1 ?/ }, x+ f
      Ki-83: 6 destroyed% e& P4 ^0 U" Q* K
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      F6F-5 Hellcat: 9 destroyed
6 ]# s- |- N8 v. I) {, \0 N- r      SB2C-4 Helldiver: 1 destroyed! L  H' L0 W- Z1 E# e
      TBM-3 Avenger: 2 damaged
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      TK Sainan Maru, Bomb hits 6,  heavy fires,  heavy damage% m6 y! R. B* a- A% U4 r( z
      TK Daisho Maru, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage$ j; i7 k" t. k6 k4 m
      TK Namba Maru, Bomb hits 1, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage2 Z* d- E: t- o" u: s- L* Y% k0 u5 `
      E No.61, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
9 U, @. y& L: y1 h% Q      TK Urato Maru, Bomb hits 5,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
0 |  L* ^4 H! D) Y& `2 J      TK Katsukawa Maru, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage: u; _5 e& w5 u4 q: w( G' v
      TK Eiji Maru, Bomb hits 7,  heavy fires,  heavy damage, I' H! ?8 [1 w! F8 i0 a; B2 t
      PB Muroran Maru, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk. e3 f+ ]+ ?  U4 A
      TK Jakaruta Maru, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk
3 E0 K4 |5 ~, d( X1 I      TK Tateishi Maru, Bomb hits 6, and is sunk
" x5 k! i5 h3 f! l; [, k! l      TK Shinan Maru, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
7 Q/ ^- x+ `% \) }      TK Mutsuyo Maru, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
+ A! a5 a9 l2 \0 a" B      TK Ugo Maru, Bomb hits 10, and is sunk3 X+ d6 `6 I: d
      TK Kanseishi Maru, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage7 v, ]# [( \  p* b+ o& ]& d$ X) ?
      E No.63, Bomb hits 6, and is sunk( d) P9 `# V, s6 E+ ^
      TK Eikyo Maru, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires8 B+ ?4 }" N- f; p* M2 C/ S3 D
      TK Fuso Maru, Bomb hits 6, and is sunk
! d3 v! {( n2 q0 C* `/ r      PB Hinode Maru #18, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk% e& N9 ]3 h$ d. B) O1 M0 \# W
      TK Daimei Maru, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires' S# V$ ?0 p! a4 {
      TK Toyoura Maru, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
. c( j" n9 R6 S" ?# Z, V% R      E No.43, Bomb hits 4, and is sunk
' H+ \* b: y7 T; l! G' c6 e      TK Nissho Maru, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk! ~3 B7 [+ {/ \
      TK Hachijin Maru, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage* x6 V& [9 `7 d
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当天万隆日军也再次被攻击，残军已经弹尽粮绝。' j4 `* t. t# l
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Ground combat at Bandoeng (50,100)
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Allied Deliberate attack
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Attacking force 126326 troops, 2215 guns, 4439 vehicles, Assault Value = 50109 Q6 S& F' N4 P! C" E# X/ c
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Defending force 17768 troops, 140 guns, 27 vehicles, Assault Value = 172
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9 b" V( X( E7 V7 C5 e) `2 qAllied adjusted assault: 1773
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Japanese adjusted defense: 199
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( W# |* e+ a8 W! W1 j! KAllied assault odds: 8 to 1
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Combat modifiers* g( [0 Y1 Z) {5 f; O) X' S& V$ J
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), disruption(-), Q/ b. s" s9 B/ g7 _5 \- |( ?7 {
Attacker:
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      2082 casualties reported( B0 a) x  l$ D* f
         Squads: 139 destroyed, 41 disabled
: G8 d, e- B# T' |1 N         Non Combat: 160 destroyed, 234 disabled" d' [. C- n: E$ l) p- ?2 p
         Engineers: 16 destroyed, 17 disabled
# i. v' c) E  ^# b1 ~1 a, I      Guns lost 57 (40 destroyed, 17 disabled)4 i, h8 r+ v, p3 S1 h; u0 s0 ~  |
      Vehicles lost 11 (6 destroyed, 5 disabled)+ V% O3 R8 t2 @7 ]' U
      Units destroyed 28 ~* o! p% F* b9 Z% D& t8 `0 J
) Z7 B0 i' p( V- x: G
Allied ground losses:) o0 x, \- F+ p* Y5 I, V' u# C
      392 casualties reported, a+ W! v0 J' n, d$ p4 c0 T
         Squads: 7 destroyed, 46 disabled/ ~' l) C8 q$ B4 J3 z1 N
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 18 disabled8 J5 j& l  ~1 f7 y) y
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
9 \/ j5 ^4 x5 n7 I& y1 a" f& H      Vehicles lost 26 (2 destroyed, 24 disabled). Q* g0 u+ w+ R

3 \; `; i8 ?  N& bAssaulting units:) a0 T- d+ ^1 S1 J0 U8 ^7 M! z
    8th Australian Division
2 g% v8 i- A. c) S) n* h2 N    18th British Division3 F1 i6 ]9 }4 k) Q( T( s
    670th Tank Destroyer Battalion- V4 x; o) X6 O& ^
    Van Altena Battalion! H) G7 p- [( C5 A$ `
    4th Armoured Brigade9 g7 {9 e2 |; x  e
    2/4th Armoured Regiment
' ^$ B  g, }) q- z8 O" ^    31st Armoured Division# q  s- O3 e4 S& R7 J/ i
    3rd Carabiniers Regiment
4 L& F0 V9 T, u$ g9 S    1st Army Tank Regiment
0 P$ @" D& H8 N* W. N* ~6 v8 s6 J% N    2/6th Armoured Regiment" W- f6 f! r: T7 I  h" ^
    93rd Infantry Division
% Z8 m& M5 v" q& [6 a    Gardner's Horse Regiment& O$ O& ]& }. y5 ^
    632nd Battalion
: O! @8 d) Z, w, T$ H1 d    671th Tank Destroyer Battalion% O- ~, q5 v# O. ^9 y6 X
    32nd Army Tank Brigade
8 \+ d5 w2 T; t7 g# Y    637th Tank Destroyer Battalion
" y+ r5 }% a! N    38th Infantry Division8 r( b. s5 @- Q: W% N1 d) @" p1 t
    9th Indian Division
! p8 q0 |" O' \+ \& b4 p; g    50th Tank Brigade
8 F" V8 b9 \0 a: Z    2nd Marine Regiment
8 ?7 H0 i. @+ ^' u    KNIL Mariener Brigade
' w7 Z. f  `# |$ m    7th Australian Division$ R! R- i' s! y! R  l# y& ?$ R
    254th Armoured Brigade
$ t$ r7 R8 g0 x. ~8 q$ _    268th Motorised Brigade
. R+ ~2 X. j" w, b    11th Australian Division
* \; Y6 i1 c& ]6 S, ?; o2 M    2/5th Armoured Regiment1 f$ t; `4 g3 y) ]
    51st Highland Division
. b+ Q% l! Q4 a    2nd Medium Regiment
; T4 P- s% v" Z    931st Aviation Grp Engineer Aviation Battalion
* ]9 C. @) w+ I7 m0 f    XI US Corps
. U6 F. t) i1 d. |0 P    58th Aviation Base Force+ u. _' w7 x( ]2 `5 d* J
    854-875-1871 Engineer Aviation Battalion( x/ \4 W6 g2 P4 p
    251st Field Artillery Battalion* q1 T( Z3 Z5 P" y) P4 a# k
    108th Tank Attack Regiment, Y% L' l( q& F7 M
    1st Medium Regiment
* O* U" f# z, H. x- g$ E    45th Aviation Base Force$ I9 D8 q2 }  Q" K# c9 Y( k
    249th Field Artillery Battalion
/ }1 B- F- Y, P- R+ q# q" F# h    47th Aviation Base Force! h8 _* w5 v  M" h, s7 y
    97th Field Artillery Battalion, ~/ q; I5 z) X# Q! k# o
    147th Field Artillery Regiment
! [0 o. ^% u3 X3 {# Y+ |    2/16th Field Regiment
% P  w8 T# c" X5 H+ z- G* V. s. v    56th Australian Lt AA Regiment
" K( U3 q6 u0 w4 ~* Z8 M- |
' Q! w1 _4 h7 H5 ~; I1 FDefending units:/ ?* F  [2 V* [
    49th/A Division
. E; g9 [' z; d    6th Java Militia Regiment  Q( Y5 _$ w; i* ^  A
    22nd Ind.Mixed Brigade, s, u+ q: V/ }/ |" W  Z
    3rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
5 |1 Y4 c1 ^3 D/ \1 ^: h    49th/C Division. @0 Y0 T) P! S+ U
    27th Special Base Force, M5 _3 k: T% L2 F- @. m" K5 S
    3rd FF Const Unit * ~' I) S$ ~& o/ m& ]
    49th Field AA Battalion: ], D0 I2 o! M9 {" N0 _
    56th Field AA Battalion
6 C7 m1 e3 {# v    17th Naval Construction Battalion
- {0 M  F/ K7 {" G  ~3 Y' ^    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
* D' @& f9 U0 n5 ~' }    13th Field AF Construction Battalion5 g8 p( s$ I) P1 J2 |
    97th JAAF AF Bn $ @+ i: {5 b+ O" d2 B9 I/ N$ g
    9th Medium FA Rgt /2
2 I" T# I2 d* \3 p# g* r' k) }    21st Army. g2 f9 n1 }, E6 F% K* T
    49th/B Division
# N1 f) E" k4 I1 P4 v5 F+ ^  I    47th Road Const Co 3 m1 y1 S4 u( |! }1 @- K; b) G& R3 e- S
    49th Const Co
3 Y" F4 s5 W+ K9 l    3rd JNAF AF Unit 9 U( ?3 u4 K: b- x' v
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
$ T. u/ Z: X0 C# S; ~    36th Field AA Battalion
" c9 h* A: Y6 a/ g    17th Ind.Mixed Regiment
+ x+ T! o, T& ]- Z7 B7 g8 w    39th Ind. Engineer Regiment$ B. D+ Q" Z+ U8 z
    11th Militia Regiment- O* C0 M) T) _( h5 a- T
    55th Const Co /1
" S  _8 {( z3 g; d; S- c
, M) A( S9 }: O" a% F目前尚不清楚盟军58的突然北上是否带有登陆船队，种种迹象表明，盟军有可能会选择绕开卡加延的战略继续北进。

冷情人

呀，看来油船只能放港口了。话说红叶的工业点数，引擎，燃油等储备如何？联合舰队的那么多船，该出去拼命啦。另外，真想看看红叶是如何防御苏联的，给个参考才行

wangqifeng

几十条油轮，这个，超港口装卸能力了吧？ 而且完全在盟军陆基侦查范围内，想打就能打啊，感觉是送点数