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共荣?叫解放啊。
军刀菠萝
共荣?叫解放啊。3 g- Q; ]! r9 ~" [- Z" w
galex 发表于 2014-8-22 09:12
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华安这活脱脱的内鬼啊
本帖最后由 lala23159 于 2014-8-22 13:35 编辑
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! b8 k/ r& m/ I1442# firephoenix
# D6 H; K+ y1 N) E  T6 k; k1 i看来就是你在造谣了,因金瓶梅原作者抗议,此处删节n字
米日不分是战报中的老传统了。
战至6月5日
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& J0 A: J/ S+ g, [* f6 `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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Ground combat at Bandoeng (50,100)
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Allied Shock attack
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Attacking force 127379 troops, 2215 guns, 4438 vehicles, Assault Value = 5169) d4 F& b# x2 K# v9 e, ^4 Q2 C

  j. o+ A( K  |. W0 B) H* m3 uDefending force 24357 troops, 296 guns, 83 vehicles, Assault Value = 302
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Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 03 }2 f3 x5 O: d  k( e- ~7 a7 c" L8 j

% Q2 b  f, ?7 r1 UAllied adjusted assault: 3503
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8 E. Z( I( x* |1 n7 VJapanese adjusted defense: 559 & O* B& C0 n' s% |# F' U

' d* |# W" C6 V9 hAllied assault odds: 6 to 1 (fort level 0) # E0 m" P+ b  l4 Q* j" Z
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Allied forces CAPTURE Bandoeng !!!2 h, r7 ]! a' u4 [6 ^

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Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+)
3 O& j# K  s5 i; p0 k: E5 SAttacker: shock(+), h3 b$ m1 D4 q& S. `
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Japanese ground losses:
8 h- d/ j8 I6 H6 q- {      8949 casualties reported  Z- Q0 |' N- \+ T# `7 o" J
         Squads: 232 destroyed, 30 disabled
9 ~8 p* C1 ~' i* I& ]         Non Combat: 207 destroyed, 206 disabled' N! d* f0 q; W' L9 f* P
         Engineers: 198 destroyed, 1 disabled
7 a) W) x, u0 ^. o) i. |% L2 l$ x      Guns lost 218 (196 destroyed, 22 disabled)4 W% x  N) `4 c& x, T! @& c
      Vehicles lost 78 (77 destroyed, 1 disabled)# t" i" K1 h8 X$ D$ m' M

8 {3 I* q  |/ r1 \& a4 s9 E; OAllied ground losses:
' o- r- x/ A, i# h2 j8 |- ]" t' u7 }      844 casualties reported
. C0 c: A% d& ]9 E         Squads: 4 destroyed, 214 disabled8 M' X9 \1 [& U: r( C6 N' C0 o% A
         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 43 disabled
& }1 {: H; a# p5 w& ~         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 40 disabled
& ]- P8 @8 B' L) F  {9 i. w      Guns lost 42 (1 destroyed, 41 disabled)
9 H% w' q* S0 A! g2 R. `6 v* q      Vehicles lost 34 (8 destroyed, 26 disabled)
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Assaulting units:
- J8 L$ L0 v' E- B7 a. C+ d. _3 m  X! c    9th Indian Division
- ]  u  p( t5 y$ ]* [$ c& T    1st Army Tank Regiment2 H) u) y8 l& ]4 L0 D
    93rd Infantry Division
$ C$ I% ?3 W- W/ ~    11th Australian Division9 l# V) X& b( O
    632nd Battalion5 ~0 o& U2 z( F( y0 F4 C
    3rd Carabiniers Regiment
. \6 C# c! I8 z    Gardner's Horse Regiment
& ]$ u5 H: H. a    50th Tank Brigade
) }0 b5 }( q# S2 ~6 ^- @    254th Armoured Brigade: W7 {$ M2 k1 j7 T3 Z
    4th Armoured Brigade
$ Z$ L( ?* x& g( K0 ^% U8 ]8 [( `& P4 R    671th Tank Destroyer Battalion$ r+ K3 i( G" p' e! M/ n
    KNIL Mariener Brigade
) `2 @& R' p$ X    2nd Marine Regiment& w# Q" j+ Q* a8 U
    670th Tank Destroyer Battalion4 b/ s! ~6 z$ f4 [2 d
    8th Australian Division
4 B9 k0 n0 d3 Q    2/4th Armoured Regiment
" }5 ]3 i! c2 s0 r* N    32nd Army Tank Brigade
( x! M6 Z% [8 C9 ~! r) h* R    268th Motorised Brigade
" Z' H1 b/ l* b8 |6 X' M1 N/ w    637th Tank Destroyer Battalion, x4 t& R- a% o# f1 q: m
    7th Australian Division( i7 X' P7 I2 H1 o* D% Z3 X0 W
    18th British Division. o7 u* j9 E, S) w% L; @
    31st Armoured Division0 F( \" ^# `( |8 c6 @& g: [
    Van Altena Battalion, s! y( N8 s+ c* a
    2/6th Armoured Regiment
/ k) x  M, d- e" N4 F; w/ _    38th Infantry Division7 l9 A2 C0 @# ~
    2/5th Armoured Regiment! `0 @. \- W& J6 H
    51st Highland Division% K- N7 E# E' B# |
    108th Tank Attack Regiment
* Y& Q9 k9 e- o$ b9 z1 W    251st Field Artillery Battalion; i4 L. [: ~( Q% s. x
    2nd Medium Regiment
: d" F7 W, |" w# }    1st Medium Regiment5 Z+ u5 k1 e; f* W, D/ {5 s5 `) x
    XI US Corps
1 }  @% p- ]7 ]6 O. U6 V    2/16th Field Regiment
9 A; V7 f  [  ?- e% o; e    147th Field Artillery Regiment4 j% }0 u7 {3 b) l. F! W
    249th Field Artillery Battalion
" q1 p" S/ D; f+ u  z3 `. A0 d    97th Field Artillery Battalion0 H) E7 b9 z9 d" E2 X
    56th Australian Lt AA Regiment/ Q  q2 h) K, R. a( c1 R$ M

9 _4 i* [7 P! T: Y+ z% KDefending units:
0 {2 \; I+ O2 J3 J7 M/ M$ ^# S    17th Ind.Mixed Regiment. E8 ^: b8 |* l7 L( ?) l' K2 P& k
    49th/A Division
/ J, Q1 f  C* u3 T# ]5 }1 P    49th/B Division
& |3 j# K. c% Y7 a+ Q7 W    22nd Ind.Mixed Brigade! k" U3 E( D0 q: M
    3rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
. S& ?" `3 K8 t0 E( f5 n    6th Java Militia Regiment* Y7 V$ J2 A' K4 H# X
    49th/C Division
+ t# o# t# W' d, ~: H    27th Special Base Force9 ]8 [( q9 p& h/ d# r* }
    3rd FF Const Unit 2 s1 `4 p# u- N- M: |+ Z4 p
    3rd JNAF AF Unit
( q; z% K" f. R8 S* }0 Q  Z    13th Field AF Construction Battalion
7 i' E+ B! F4 F2 Y" f+ K$ ^    49th Const Co ! _: F: U: `4 g- @2 I" f3 y
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
+ L2 h4 r3 L+ k4 m8 r    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment9 s3 G; Y, z, _/ A
    11th Militia Regiment
$ T! g6 L7 f/ c  z, \; E    17th Naval Construction Battalion" g+ A/ G& _9 I: t) q& c* m
    47th Road Const Co
! \, `- d" }$ S5 u+ g/ M8 V    55th Const Co ; [, E8 M- s9 l. w
    56th Field AA Battalion
3 d: d  O' D' M, n$ H" L    21st Army0 C' j( J; E6 t% |
    39th Ind. Engineer Regiment
5 j  M0 a- A; N- N+ S3 f& D4 }    49th Field AA Battalion! G2 l. a+ x+ [5 B3 o# q- U
    97th JAAF AF Bn
, I2 B( b! Q" E- O    36th Field AA Battalion
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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。8 V* p  a) l& D" J5 p
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+ I# g$ a4 Z  S/ l7 FGround combat at Shortlands (109,131)+ _0 M; L' T0 n  l9 @4 t+ g- o
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& O4 K& b  w4 H2 @) t( t8 g6 wAttacking force 9052 troops, 212 guns, 183 vehicles, Assault Value = 325
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" G5 u- x2 j/ J; M% mDefending force 5513 troops, 52 guns, 39 vehicles, Assault Value = 157
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Allied adjusted assault: 28
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1 d# T8 ~8 d4 B3 G* Q8 YJapanese adjusted defense: 207
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Allied assault odds: 1 to 7 (fort level 6) , o, w7 o. H% r% Y0 w5 I' p8 P

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1 q2 e& }8 _& H; c9 `9 B, d2 NDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
! E0 J0 H4 A% Y, BAttacker: leaders(-), supply(-)
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Japanese ground losses:
% M1 |  H. M2 h1 d0 V5 u$ {      125 casualties reported
4 e# a9 L1 S6 P2 ]4 e8 t, p         Squads: 1 destroyed, 13 disabled
. X, ?! W, O  L- H+ R4 ?2 n! W1 m         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 13 disabled
% s% R# |& q0 @2 _, h" L         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled: `4 H4 l8 c; K+ ?6 Z
      Vehicles lost 34 (18 destroyed, 16 disabled)
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3 g0 Z% ^! i. P      325 casualties reported
& z# a2 p7 Q8 ^) x  P: ?         Squads: 1 destroyed, 57 disabled8 V  _# R. o* n5 P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled7 i* |! O: q/ ]" ^- h; A
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled( l7 l% R, F* \6 t
      Guns lost 12 (1 destroyed, 11 disabled)
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Assaulting units:
) e& e" d) e- D1 F' L' K    41st Infantry Division+ N/ l. E& [0 C, X( `" C

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2 Q0 M, Y$ ]& q3 @    1st Ind.Tank Co
8 s# d- e. I0 `6 o4 ]/ {7 ~7 a    I/66th Naval Guard Unit; f) _! f/ m$ P, z1 \+ p
    86th Naval Guard Unit6 m. C+ ^3 P  p3 l0 I/ t; A  D( x
    41st Guard Battalion
5 [5 t9 @- L' Y3 ^    3rd Indpt SNLF Coy
6 }7 k& @4 b% F8 R# u2 ?% R    7th Indpt SNLF Coy   F' z  i9 @" L) ^& N0 E2 O
    11th JNAF AF Unit
/ P& I% C( o8 r% V) J; e    11th RF Gun Battalion
1 a. X( E% I7 `    44th JNAF AF Unit 9 _; O% K8 t/ {: P: \; v" ~
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: k. p% q" X5 c& Q* E1 f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。
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
美军的战车好像没有被打掉几辆呀,
美军的战车好像没有被打掉几辆呀," T, `: r- c+ P- H8 Z1 q
lala23159 发表于 2014-8-23 09:46
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1 N0 `. W) X# v1 T9 j日军就没几个像样的炮兵部队,能击伤这么多不错了。
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  h$ C" V6 V9 Y6 Q) w# b' F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!
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
你问华安他胆寒不?
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
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/ U; Y# h7 P, Z) @4 {陆军这时候日本已经完全不是对手了,不能指望。。红叶的期待只有KI94。。。27必须强攻,其实也没什么,万年不变的战术,扫场,轰炸,有机会就炮击。。。+ M; ?* ^, C9 ?: e8 M8 U5 z- v

# _; w/ U  p2 M# a6 u8 \1 a0 J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!!
日军的薄皮轰炸机很怕盟军的高炮。
江湖
1448# godkiller
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6月6日
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全天对于日军来说是不幸的一天
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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。
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! ]3 c) p7 a% n! A( KAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Brunei at 65,87
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Weather in hex: Moderate rain
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; j1 `# t1 [& u7 ?Raid detected at 74 NM, estimated altitude 17,000 feet.
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Japanese aircraft
4 X% ?9 f. v) ]' A0 [5 C      N1K5-J George x 374 p; v# d; F6 Q, v- N8 S
      Ki-83 x 182 ^% u! A& @1 Y8 K

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# L0 G/ E+ \0 Q  D( j; K      F6F-5 Hellcat x 168
# {6 }, r! [! P  V      SB2C-4 Helldiver x 108
- p$ v7 i# ]% e% _      TBM-3 Avenger x 18
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      N1K5-J George: 10 destroyed& T& t$ ~# Y! k7 C# ~/ k+ X
      Ki-83: 6 destroyed6 f  h( l0 r3 f9 D

& M8 Q  {: S. k+ b- H, g) qAllied aircraft losses
, H/ ^0 w; j$ m" ?      F6F-5 Hellcat: 9 destroyed2 p' g/ k5 c6 J. K% y
      SB2C-4 Helldiver: 1 destroyed
; p" `( U5 K9 i9 e1 A/ M8 g      TBM-3 Avenger: 2 damaged2 h& U' B) I0 D3 J, R$ f
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Japanese Ships
9 T  p# k1 O5 m9 v      TK Sainan Maru, Bomb hits 6,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
4 q1 F: I# w" r% W( c+ R      TK Daisho Maru, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
: U' v6 d6 s' r% P4 h  P      TK Namba Maru, Bomb hits 1, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage; H) |* r4 |2 o1 a3 f; F+ a6 c
      E No.61, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
  C& Q. B5 v3 [/ c+ l) ?( L      TK Urato Maru, Bomb hits 5,  heavy fires,  heavy damage6 ?1 x# @6 |; R4 d1 j
      TK Katsukawa Maru, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage( Q! i( w$ }) {5 U6 i3 n) q
      TK Eiji Maru, Bomb hits 7,  heavy fires,  heavy damage, b, A8 l6 r3 |4 z( ]0 o) a4 @
      PB Muroran Maru, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk
, Y- ]0 u: I& d2 o! ]3 H      TK Jakaruta Maru, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk& l; G: C: R7 U  C9 s: T' @
      TK Tateishi Maru, Bomb hits 6, and is sunk0 U- }9 _1 R9 \6 M+ P
      TK Shinan Maru, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
2 D& ]. n( H; P9 A      TK Mutsuyo Maru, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage- e: A0 W! {' U
      TK Ugo Maru, Bomb hits 10, and is sunk6 z. Y$ X! ?: ]  v
      TK Kanseishi Maru, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
) Y' c! Z% ]( z6 B7 L; b) M6 [! c      E No.63, Bomb hits 6, and is sunk5 |9 X- d9 K: [
      TK Eikyo Maru, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires/ r  j& D8 ^0 K  A. ^1 r
      TK Fuso Maru, Bomb hits 6, and is sunk- o9 t9 P; j0 ~
      PB Hinode Maru #18, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk! P8 N, L# k0 H( ]+ A
      TK Daimei Maru, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires# r3 l( R! T" Y% H& U, a( U6 h4 h
      TK Toyoura Maru, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage1 t0 @: B' {( W3 }5 q
      E No.43, Bomb hits 4, and is sunk
' F4 [" D) Q. h      TK Nissho Maru, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk* c- @6 y1 h8 s: Z: o# Q
      TK Hachijin Maru, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage- ?8 N% E: C! n" \4 O6 L$ R

& c% H4 a4 Z) b6 h- q当天万隆日军也再次被攻击,残军已经弹尽粮绝。
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Ground combat at Bandoeng (50,100)
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2 B! F& W9 y8 GAttacking force 126326 troops, 2215 guns, 4439 vehicles, Assault Value = 50101 V1 t- k& x! P: y: K4 u! ]5 ]: e% }

) M9 E( ~; d, iDefending force 17768 troops, 140 guns, 27 vehicles, Assault Value = 172
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' `& p8 f' K) U6 kAllied adjusted assault: 1773 & L/ Q$ \$ C3 |) o2 H. `

6 f4 f1 Z/ V9 h# P* F" U1 OJapanese adjusted defense: 199
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Allied assault odds: 8 to 1
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Combat modifiers. i9 w, v5 Q& u. L' g& o
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), disruption(-)& A. X1 v$ }1 n, w
Attacker:
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) E' c- @4 G# n5 p# {+ d- A      2082 casualties reported  J( Z  H* T7 h8 J
         Squads: 139 destroyed, 41 disabled1 {- b7 g: V8 @! M9 U* n
         Non Combat: 160 destroyed, 234 disabled2 Q$ i" }+ Z2 J
         Engineers: 16 destroyed, 17 disabled
1 T& V. U; n. |" i9 V' f% f      Guns lost 57 (40 destroyed, 17 disabled)
( O" R4 c+ o8 h" ^7 s      Vehicles lost 11 (6 destroyed, 5 disabled)
, W' Z' O" P( b0 b: D# S3 V* w      Units destroyed 2
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* C4 |2 B: D' F+ r4 W, vAllied ground losses:
5 _3 L$ R$ l$ z# r7 Z6 p      392 casualties reported* [- V( d6 n5 ]/ U) q; _7 y" _0 |
         Squads: 7 destroyed, 46 disabled
" y' m  N- R/ U         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 18 disabled) n4 D. {1 p' H# j
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled5 m0 u- x( Y- m) u  d
      Vehicles lost 26 (2 destroyed, 24 disabled)+ ]8 S2 }4 I9 I6 \1 q* @$ [
+ |9 R0 W) t5 P0 r
Assaulting units:
) x2 @, y2 e# K' {( b    8th Australian Division
% j' @9 q6 O# o    18th British Division
" k. @9 B& z/ c) n    670th Tank Destroyer Battalion
" H4 ~; I: ^5 H/ k, K    Van Altena Battalion
( U" d5 @! P; t( H- w    4th Armoured Brigade
7 q! M) Y7 R( @- w, [5 M( M    2/4th Armoured Regiment! U. ^6 u9 \7 F: d6 e2 l: M5 j
    31st Armoured Division5 w) A+ ~' u( R! B
    3rd Carabiniers Regiment
) `! i. {; j1 J- U: z2 y. g    1st Army Tank Regiment- F6 [3 E. W+ u+ d. \+ c
    2/6th Armoured Regiment
6 G, Y5 ^9 f% n    93rd Infantry Division
: K' k- a( V) |# d, V    Gardner's Horse Regiment
0 R, J6 C; C* l! J" Q: \! @    632nd Battalion
; ?1 ?8 P% l7 L) l    671th Tank Destroyer Battalion  |) Y- z3 W9 c  x* T" @6 |$ S, S
    32nd Army Tank Brigade
/ |8 W9 G5 [' b' W, a6 p6 k    637th Tank Destroyer Battalion
* a6 q4 k, r9 ~0 k# ]% P. D( T/ [    38th Infantry Division, \4 o1 C( r6 P7 d4 R% l9 X
    9th Indian Division/ \5 q- N% E; m4 c. Q4 d
    50th Tank Brigade, _- V, C& E. M. [
    2nd Marine Regiment% \9 o! R+ B. w& c' l1 |8 K
    KNIL Mariener Brigade
+ T6 _/ l3 W# X+ P3 a8 D5 n    7th Australian Division
0 `! h; L  q; b4 w' }0 M! S" w4 U    254th Armoured Brigade
; L* y( x* h  |1 i; a. o6 U    268th Motorised Brigade& a! S4 `2 h; b
    11th Australian Division
/ C7 ?/ W% {' `: \: {' ~    2/5th Armoured Regiment6 b; d0 a$ C' \
    51st Highland Division) X- q' R& F) h) ~% P- h  X3 O
    2nd Medium Regiment
' K4 [, y* f" r9 a# I! d    931st Aviation Grp Engineer Aviation Battalion
1 ?) z, \0 z7 S* y* s9 ^0 M    XI US Corps
/ ]3 V& h8 i( }; r    58th Aviation Base Force# x+ j" Q+ i) |' M
    854-875-1871 Engineer Aviation Battalion$ O( P9 K! e5 u  F  @- h
    251st Field Artillery Battalion; n5 C1 a/ Q1 t- q) W) M
    108th Tank Attack Regiment
* b- i; ~; r7 @' y1 G    1st Medium Regiment+ |" `" p. o4 g; o7 c
    45th Aviation Base Force! t8 F: }  [2 U3 ]% M. N: D
    249th Field Artillery Battalion
1 Q3 ^# p8 I2 i4 N* I    47th Aviation Base Force% J! ]# [3 M# ^# a
    97th Field Artillery Battalion. u) a0 ^3 W' t; L
    147th Field Artillery Regiment
$ s: l9 M/ K, G& O& r& r    2/16th Field Regiment
: |3 j* [+ D3 ]( Y    56th Australian Lt AA Regiment
& M' u% a9 X# m7 | 0 B7 _/ r$ E7 r; u: @1 a; `0 A
Defending units:; _3 p. D" j( c& d1 `  P+ [, C/ E
    49th/A Division
& c% G4 a& a; i5 B    6th Java Militia Regiment. r# r( O; y7 H
    22nd Ind.Mixed Brigade
$ F. M- c, E+ m' O7 g( f: @$ b    3rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
9 w% B# f# B) t    49th/C Division
7 x6 J3 e1 F: ?, \, w" B2 m6 @. ?6 i    27th Special Base Force
% z: A* G  f* |5 b    3rd FF Const Unit
, e1 }/ \' V5 m& {! {    49th Field AA Battalion
1 H" w/ Y* W0 I. D+ c    56th Field AA Battalion0 @0 i" J. G7 T% d
    17th Naval Construction Battalion
6 Q& @* p( y1 x4 ~1 r    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
( K, N# L( }" h    13th Field AF Construction Battalion- @! M* l8 S0 D8 v4 B/ _
    97th JAAF AF Bn
5 _8 H" p# |- U: q% z( r5 L3 p    9th Medium FA Rgt /20 m. ~, ?6 Z, y
    21st Army
, M: W7 I: F# y    49th/B Division) b0 X$ [3 A: D8 {' R( G( X7 Y
    47th Road Const Co 4 y& {2 d1 z# R" R
    49th Const Co 2 }& k  n3 k9 H
    3rd JNAF AF Unit # Q% T- X2 N8 @( P) I1 t
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
7 L& s4 g) ?- Y+ M% d  }    36th Field AA Battalion
. V9 E: `: E# v* }  [    17th Ind.Mixed Regiment, n: q8 v1 T+ s0 s! [3 O* e
    39th Ind. Engineer Regiment
. |) p$ |3 [# Y$ e6 Q' W' a6 Z( R    11th Militia Regiment+ @. q/ p$ C& s$ R: Q
    55th Const Co /1
7 g+ r5 j6 L! S9 z- B+ S5 w / @  ]  T) b3 l: n6 U
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。
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
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
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
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