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前期CTL打的全是小国，没有战略纵深，后勤保障对战役的影响不明显，打苏联的后勤保障困难是路途遥远，有游击队骚扰，打北非是有英美海军阻挡，相比而言，北非的后勤保障更困难，德国打苏联时，感觉是CTL ...
  m/ m& ^1 ?0 b' w9 g2 vlala23159 发表于 2014-10-23 09:04

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北非如果能先拿下马耳他的话，后勤应该不会有那么大的损失。
: s) I3 d* P0 {9 A元首的想法可以说比较轴，其实他的计划基本上早在他造反失败蹲监狱的时候，' A6 f; t/ W" D! o* r) H
在 我的奋斗 里就有阐述，只不过当时 没几个人注意这个小人物说了什么。
% u9 T& x% `! [' v6 Q当上元首后，开始执行早年自己的理想，在这个过程中对一些实际问题不够重视# Q" R7 C1 w0 o6 ~; H
过分强调意志的力量，过分强调主观能动性，这是很多集权国家 领袖的通病。
, }7 t) N* C) S# S6 |小胡子，大胡子，老毛，都这个德行。 也都导致了至少几百万人的非正常死亡。

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( a9 v' f. F, x2 _, q  f/ J* rAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 08, 423 U0 }: y! |/ r! o( r, q( Q
随着新加坡上空盟军战斗机的消失，陆攻开始轰炸新加坡，5 W6 f3 I! ~# s% e$ \
一些尚在当地维修，无法及时撤走的的船只不幸遇难。。。。
  M5 m6 L. c3 t8 q) O6 y0 m$ a不过，当天盟军AA表现抢眼，纪录显示击落日军近30架陆攻，也算是对遇难船只的一种安慰。
3 r* M5 _$ H- B$ x% ~同时kb路过莫港，附近一些小鱼小虾开始遭殃。  C9 m5 ]; Q0 u/ D
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
3 P3 r; ]+ ~1 V! \' h/ z, gWeather in hex: Light cloud 9 ?6 E# S' u, r
Raid detected at 48 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet., v. y  I# f) U# q% g
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes / G& }6 H* n( K# @2 L" ~) G+ k1 x4 @
Japanese aircraft
9 s& j9 i* B9 Z      A6M2 Zero x 36
* B2 p! j; Y2 h$ i+ _9 A' PNo Japanese losses
6 F6 Z# H) u4 ?Aircraft Attacking:4 J1 l7 v8 S7 R0 t! o
      36 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet * 3 O# `$ G. e: n
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
$ E" ?9 J8 q: o' D, f7 w, x# @Weather in hex: Light cloud
1 \- w# p. ~& M& q' f* S. o; V$ uRaid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.' z! }) g$ Y$ p$ F1 M
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes ! d# b8 V- H3 }3 s: Q
Japanese aircraft
9 c% _. v+ }8 [" y/ z" l( k- a" ^      G3M2 Nell x 34
) P; {- W# M6 s$ S; qJapanese aircraft losses2 y4 b* D2 O! D( w6 A2 n
      G3M2 Nell: 19 damaged3 F4 Y7 B9 |- W+ K$ M
      G3M2 Nell: 3 destroyed by flak
4 l% N7 z* d. ?: YAllied Ships
* D: A) n' ]/ G      SS KXV, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk! r8 N4 v# y3 b7 k" g
      SS Seawolf, Bomb hits 1,  heavy damage
$ b! g  I9 t. _6 A/ K: l5 o( _' f' [      DD Van Ghent, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage/ r, u7 n3 ~1 `8 t) R1 w; `
      SS Porpoise, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
9 L5 d) G  `5 `3 a      DD Bulmer, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires
! F9 m* U4 c$ l* @Allied ground losses:  o6 R- H$ ?, @8 \; a+ a$ E
      7 casualties reported& R4 X, k* y( C: @7 q. Z- _1 ~2 F
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ Z7 a' i: C% {$ ~# A3 u6 W5 ]         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
6 Y; C! \* m6 X' i) @! X# L+ S' c         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 C  X9 q) L# o/ [6 p: y" ?Repair Shipyard hits 2
7 n! |' |; n( P8 g/ UPort hits 4# p" i6 g: g. g. e4 Q
Port supply hits 2& m4 L9 r4 H) K' _
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
5 i9 N- N0 m5 |Weather in hex: Light cloud $ q0 R* m; T* X- ]% W  E) O
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.5 E/ A/ G" }2 i& Y
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
6 U8 `# {, v( O. D* sJapanese aircraft6 d6 e, X7 I" o! {4 v
      A6M2 Zero x 355 d& y+ j" G# q5 c/ g) _
      G3M2 Nell x 42 . n4 z# ?" M4 F: K& C
Japanese aircraft losses, N5 w* u6 Z1 n4 [
      G3M2 Nell: 20 damaged
% K; W1 t- {5 o. t      G3M2 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak ! _% T1 {- N" S0 W/ ^! L* ]
Allied Ships2 t3 X* [4 Z; [" L9 Y( ?
      SS Seawolf, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk
! Z+ ^1 H' Y  `) Q1 K! |      xAP Shinai, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
: B  l" B+ V  v& a! ]      DD Van Ghent, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage + n. [9 Y# c+ P. N, X
Allied ground losses:" j. e$ P1 J- ^" I: L
      7 casualties reported5 j7 [( ?4 g% z3 g" u) k7 L
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled/ c% [0 y1 b* s8 b+ ?# {7 u' `
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
5 D% |+ R& v4 }1 l; m3 \* I0 T0 U         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" }5 X0 e7 B: B( C. G$ kPort hits 5
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
" K3 r) G  s% D3 `9 kWeather in hex: Light cloud 0 A7 [$ Q: _$ ~; ^8 A3 a0 C( E
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.
! g4 H5 `2 a. uEstimated time to target is 13 minutes
. n7 z- S$ W# Q7 b7 P" @) tJapanese aircraft
5 F5 m" ~! A+ k$ l% W      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 27; Y9 B; R3 S" A9 n8 J& }3 ]
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 25 ' C0 K+ k4 [" B* j6 w
No Japanese losses
. D/ z" j: f) N, w& ?7 v4 C1 FAircraft Attacking:
$ [& j7 c4 {& G% |( i       3 x Ki-43-Ib Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
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4 I( z6 _- _- D9 CMorning Air attack on TF, near Terapo at 96,127 ; }. `0 V% f) s# P
Weather in hex: Heavy cloud
* s, I3 y% M, l1 ?Raid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
/ R6 H+ F: X; t1 a, w9 ?2 zEstimated time to target is 2 minutes # g0 Y! U- ?+ }& {5 g& K
Japanese aircraft
9 h; L" H$ @& u2 u5 _4 Q) k      A6M2 Zero x 18
6 d+ N5 D% m1 w" l      D3A1 Val x 9
5 x+ v, ^7 G4 `7 `4 {# m" ?. LNo Japanese losses 3 x; [/ {& m7 U. Y
Allied Ships$ o' d7 J4 }/ y" \6 P! P
      xAP Marella, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires( o* [0 I& V" ^
      xAP Koolama, Bomb hits 2,  on fire! t2 _2 A+ ?  C; Q7 u7 ~7 q/ g9 ~
      AM Ipswitch, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage 3 v: r. u; o  ~
Aircraft Attacking:# `1 i0 }7 Q( Z$ X4 T" b1 E
       9 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000' *
5 m- n$ p/ i, p7 H5 d) r4 {               Naval Attack:  2 x 60 kg GP Bomb
2 R4 w+ _! Z5 N8 o" W5 e% O6 F' OMarella dead in the water ...
/ p  p, E% t; v9 G1 d! W/ v0 fHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Marella
2 _' j  R$ d5 A3 N- Y$ RKoolama dead in the water ...
+ R; U$ T( X* i/ D1 wHeavy smoke from fires obscuring AM Ipswitch5 o& ?6 R: G+ d) `4 j8 Z
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/ j) w9 y+ G5 R7 a. o% q. i2 _ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 60,74
7 ?. c$ P  m1 Y) Z% SJapanese Ships4 w/ p( E1 C9 l* Q& k" \7 E/ E
      SC Ch 1' M1 B. O: y: [" ~: ^: B  \
      SC Ch 13
" M9 V% Y4 Y- ^4 @      SC Ch 3
5 N6 z. p& j4 w6 t7 W. pAllied Ships8 l$ p3 [6 e. f5 Y0 S
      SS Spearfish, hits 14,  heavy damage

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 09, 423 _7 ]' s1 b! \* ~
ss连续2次命中一艘日军AK，应该已经沉没，据菜花透露船上装的是南方军军部( s) q' j0 q% _, m
南方军司令已经下海游泳了。不知道有没有爬上船 2 M& Q- B+ n' a) e
同时马来半岛上，日军坚持6k高度轰炸新加坡，盟军的AA也有了充分的表现机会3 v( r1 g+ v' z5 f- ~0 L
当天纪录显示日军损失了20左右的陆攻，日军这飞机用得真不心疼。。。
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Sub attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74 . ?- T# k  P3 Y" b9 d% r
Japanese Ships0 C; ]6 T! _# c/ ^
      AK Sasako Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage& J; V% q2 M( C4 f+ W
      PB Kyo Maru #12
  F+ Q# p, e" z4 L. q      PB Tatsumiya Maru - I0 S: a6 O  m# P1 }9 R
Allied Ships( H4 d2 w2 v+ p5 y' b
      SS Searaven, hits 1
2 K6 s' L! ~% n5 I/ ^Japanese ground losses:
! |0 y* @2 ]# h% y& x8 p% l      18 casualties reported1 N# y, ?$ [1 f: @8 d$ h
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 j- d! r4 q% G: B5 S# Q4 r3 i         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 1 disabled
/ K5 `1 Y  j- q& Q% j, |* i         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 j) X: n7 _+ e5 G) L      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled) " S- ^9 n; H  T) d  l
SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at AK Sasako Maru
- l0 e) r$ x" oPB Kyo Maru #12 attacking submerged sub ....
* l& m% ]2 ~- m+ E5 APB Tatsumiya Maru fails to find sub and abandons search
8 p5 U/ E$ {, q7 RPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search.... Q9 v- Z, `& a7 h/ E* C( m* L
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
. y0 e5 S' k4 A) b3 M0 L9 }PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
% I8 r" I% Q- m6 IPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search..., f* b( V) N! F7 E1 P' R7 ]
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...! r6 i8 P- ], D0 P, N5 V- t
Escort abandons search for sub 1 o  ^& i* v, O* S0 p
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" y6 ]1 u* @6 ASub attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74 ! h3 ^- G) P4 a$ V  o2 I
Japanese Ships& g% e& @+ ~0 @( K; O4 r
      AK Sasako Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage
* s9 E5 C3 y" t      PB Kyo Maru #12
/ S6 e" d, B, m# QAllied Ships6 }! Y/ O. }8 U9 V( F% o9 u/ H
      SS Searaven 0 y: o7 Z/ `1 e: b/ U; O/ L
Japanese ground losses:3 F' o* v5 ^, I! G
      6 casualties reported
# z% N3 H  Q+ x! F% V/ e( o         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled  O2 ?4 S9 @3 y9 e- r  m0 ]* X
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
# \% o6 m4 h+ P* M1 s2 L6 A6 u         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 2 }9 ?, v  A+ g* }0 I$ I6 Y
SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at AK Sasako Maru; m8 d6 @( {$ M
Searaven bottoming out ....* W8 N/ O  r" L- I
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
: k$ i; U/ e# n4 L1 R0 \- d& zPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...# g+ @. a% B1 b" i; ^: |: h# i
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...: p, Y4 T, C& o$ W% M
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
8 l# Y3 r* \/ ]& o$ jPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...2 v8 H- a* m: @4 A) ~; b
Escort abandons search for sub
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/ q+ B: {; c1 j, F5 X" |Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
0 M& J: E8 {, w  o9 Z. I; zWeather in hex: Thunderstorms $ I# p0 f& S5 g0 D5 \3 ]
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.6 Z% B; ]; M& Y' r
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes 0 L, e" b' @8 o
Japanese aircraft- V$ c7 l- U) L7 g- |
      G3M2 Nell x 46& w& j' e6 P0 U" s3 r) [
      G4M1 Betty x 67
! H! q' R5 r5 w- E8 RAllied aircraft# d8 i: r" s% }- x$ T7 w
      no flights
; z2 l8 Y% b+ Y6 |Japanese aircraft losses; C* S: G) F& z' K) \4 @$ R
      G3M2 Nell: 21 damaged
- h3 `6 s9 |7 d9 P      G3M2 Nell: 4 destroyed by flak
' W: l( S2 _# G: ]. v      G4M1 Betty: 24 damaged6 L: F, p( Y' b
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak : ~- m% n5 V* Q8 _  x1 Q* h. d  V
Allied aircraft losses8 I+ w( D( C( w& Z, e  C3 a9 P
      Buffalo I: 2 damaged
+ Q/ D% L  r* \, s7 ^      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed on ground2 u7 c8 K9 u& ^4 I
      Blenheim IF: 1 damaged 7 l0 k/ t5 ^9 }  F2 ]$ B4 \. L) M
Airbase hits 10
$ k# A# v: B2 P6 `  aAirbase supply hits 2
1 U& [/ r) B/ U8 _Runway hits 621 x! u* Z9 C' V/ J
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
8 F$ T/ @: q( a5 r0 iWeather in hex: Thunderstorms
, v: A; A  N9 ?6 z! b  z! R8 ?Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
( L% q( i4 g* e8 Q+ \5 d9 s2 p8 YEstimated time to target is 14 minutes 1 M6 @2 b& J1 P' N$ Z0 R% u
Japanese aircraft
4 e/ R8 m* v1 e: S% y      A6M2 Zero x 36
$ w) y2 u0 Y5 N      G4M1 Betty x 11
3 |: ?( j- K' W) R& |' h1 b6 W! [Allied aircraft' U6 `" J. H0 S" i
      no flights
7 V6 U% q* O1 o# b/ YJapanese aircraft losses1 c0 P& |- B4 |0 f
      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged
; x, h# v6 v9 Z7 v/ _      G4M1 Betty: 4 destroyed by flak
2 x( o) Z3 g; P% c) B. O3 S! eAllied aircraft losses
- ~5 A1 {+ a2 ]! m; j% j      Buffalo I: 2 damaged ! I) o0 A/ J+ v/ |+ @2 {
Runway hits 2
1 e; D% @3 j% e4 d% Z6 hAircraft Attacking:
! F# x, X% B4 o      11 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet( m$ Q  t7 P* ~, I
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb . h# ]0 k6 s5 I6 S8 t% z3 a
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  . R7 Q+ l: o9 n! B) b
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
6 z8 c8 U7 A& Z5 B6 ~# YRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
) j- c! s2 z$ W& }/ `* S* X+ WEstimated time to target is 14 minutes   }; ^' L6 L& N& c( Y% g
Japanese aircraft# w/ @( D# H: m/ n7 t2 Y
      G4M1 Betty x 11
, j. m6 j4 K) yJapanese aircraft losses0 w  T( J% O/ _, H- k9 k# k" g" A$ i9 s) |5 ]
      G4M1 Betty: 8 damaged. }- t- i6 A# _4 p6 [1 b
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak + [# I+ l  _1 A2 M
Airbase hits 11 x: p- f) Y( t% ~
Runway hits 11
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      11 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
3 I4 U- [* z3 S* \: S               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb/ F# t5 o' c7 ]$ @/ ]
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
' a( k9 Y5 w0 E/ IWeather in hex: Thunderstorms ; h9 T; b3 @8 P( _+ |% h
Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
4 k9 q# [) E  R3 o- G, U4 N1 y4 kEstimated time to target is 11 minutes : O8 d) W* e, L' p/ s' n4 K
Japanese aircraft: W: t  J( V, o, m* I  Y
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 23
0 ]' e9 c" D' [5 y      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 18 4 `0 g! N* u" n; R
Allied aircraft1 ^" S! Y5 |* d4 Q6 |3 H8 S
      no flights
) {$ X& j* X0 x1 u5 z7 Z4 s0 Q/ \$ tJapanese aircraft losses) ~0 r" a9 E5 d1 |. m
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 15 damaged' i2 f$ J# Y/ f  E
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 destroyed by flak
  D! ~* ]  i% L6 _' f* k      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 8 damaged
+ @& M2 K1 Q8 }1 u      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 destroyed by flak
, {3 ~2 e# Z$ j7 eAllied aircraft losses! r' `' g9 s' v% q/ v, H
      Blenheim IF: 1 damaged
6 |8 H3 J% s* Y" CAirbase hits 1& e- Q  u! @- Z. n
Airbase supply hits 1
" d7 u" Z. x/ t  j' [Runway hits 1
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  ' V! S& i9 L& G
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms . l& Q* ?8 q) b) e& i" f" `3 z
Raid detected at 28 NM, estimated altitude 26,000 feet.
* y7 s, W1 B1 T: s1 T7 |4 JEstimated time to target is 9 minutes
- {5 ?0 o  B- l% x: WJapanese aircraft
& f: X0 m& Y- l" t0 H/ K/ h2 L& Y      A6M2 Zero x 37 5 i: t' w; a5 l$ n6 W4 \- ?1 w
No Japanese losses8 n+ H6 z7 I+ Y, T
Aircraft Attacking:
, O+ m8 r3 l. D  ^      37 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *  
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' e9 {7 A7 J7 fAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Donggala at 69,96 + E$ P: R0 @! J
Weather in hex: Heavy cloud 4 y* ?: p: ~- g- B3 L. f
Raid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
4 @! q4 e$ ~! V! k% f1 R5 OEstimated time to target is 4 minutes $ B  G1 X  }" L; q9 Z/ }  }
Japanese aircraft' `" U' l) |# ~( A& \7 q0 Y
      B5M1 Mabel x 3
( H& }2 z- H/ Z# bNo Japanese losses
( J& T( n" g& t6 FAllied Ships& v3 r+ y- E; L, Q4 p
      xAP Van Imhoff, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 10, 423 h' i6 N* F/ K' }1 @
闲来无事的日军炮击了下莫港，而西行的kb却遇上了一个正在逃命的xAP，双方接触的结果显示. G2 p6 J% x/ }% Q4 B
一航战的赤诚和加贺 被分离出去了，这是不是一个重创KB的机会呢？ 可惜现在盟军还未集结完毕，
/ z0 A- y+ \2 g0 j2 |要不就算盟军3cv对抗4cv也是个难得的机会。天亮后xAP理所当然的被kb击沉。
) |% a( N8 a( B6 ^* S! P% W/ M3 O日军还占领了延安和长沙附近的湘潭等地1 |( O) z5 n$ h
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Night Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130 & _2 a+ q" s6 c% j7 u' l* U
Japanese Ships
" P. J; E/ M2 w      BB Mutsu
; Q* n- x2 x( [4 ^- T      CL Kitakami
) P/ P( Q5 G, t' E$ ^2 Y7 ?% v      CL Katori ' ]" l! f$ `. R/ V7 O
Allied ground losses:* z8 z+ p* \& Q# n; J1 K
      19 casualties reported
+ k. H: \: p( a" j' O! v0 ?' `         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
+ R. b% L) C/ Z" O6 u! J         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
# Z# t. G" y2 C# z2 o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ( ~+ ~0 Q7 Y/ M
Airbase hits 2
3 a/ O- ^) V# z% E4 }) ^( ?* iRunway hits 1
7 j) n4 @! {' Y/ `Port supply hits 1
& S# `" s. Q/ a! W, i8 bBB Mutsu firing at 1st Australian Division
4 R/ r2 n) v2 L% ~4 h5 ?0 \CL Kitakami firing at Port Moresby $ x8 N; T" c. d" Y% L2 z' Z  [" K
CL Katori firing at Port Moresby ( u4 c) b( q5 O% E4 k3 k
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Kuantan at 52,79, Range 19,000 Yards # @4 T! C% f. x5 p
Japanese Ships: j# H+ I4 n$ s/ V7 I: f
      CA Mikuma2 Z9 P) l  h% \# \& h, t$ z2 k. C7 k% S
      CL Sendai
% u: {1 I  Q; e$ q      DD Inazuma
- Z) e0 S9 C/ S" o0 o, R5 L      DD Shinonome
) b4 P2 o/ V4 Z      DD Satsuki ! A6 q5 C% M2 V
Allied Ships8 m9 O/ K( n5 W; L6 g* G
      MTB 7
7 J* u7 M8 V4 f0 ~0 O( d1 D# v      MTB 8
. F6 e) X3 E- ?2 Q0 E5 {! F: p      MTB 9, Shell hits 1, and is sunk( N- R5 G- D; q9 x
      MTB 10
) \, I. ]( H8 X      MTB 11
9 E1 {- l7 G# B; E; U      MTB 12/ z# m, [- z7 L3 F$ p2 D+ ?
      MTB 26/ }7 E, U" f! ?9 Z/ D, F
      MTB 270 c" v& G: x% H; K' n5 E7 g! g9 l
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Kuantan at 51,79, Range 20,000 Yards : k% P# z- x! s8 W2 Y
Japanese Ships9 Z% N4 O0 f! s5 @0 P; m# ~/ s
      CA Mikuma
- P* r6 N3 M8 z# S4 U+ u; I- S      CL Sendai* \( q1 P: A( c  x+ \
      DD Inazuma3 W3 ~; _3 ~+ K8 N
      DD Shinonome! ~) }: }. z# s" J6 y$ b
      DD Satsuki 8 _# X9 p! D9 `$ F. }9 p$ J; Y
Allied Ships+ s1 c9 u* k; i  U0 y3 I( B0 U" e
      MTB 7; y' j& m2 c: \! u9 N: Z, v6 `$ {( J9 z
      MTB 80 M- C& p+ Y: o' q
      MTB 10, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
3 \* v# n7 t2 Y) ^8 R% y      MTB 11, Shell hits 1, and is sunk. X  y; x# I8 k; K8 P9 O! c; f/ N; R
      MTB 12, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
& \- Y. S& T% q% s      MTB 26, Shell hits 1,  on fire
- N: M$ v+ P/ B& W) p( G3 o      MTB 27, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
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: s' [! @1 K/ d7 S& X8 dDay Time Surface Combat, near Horn Island at 92,128, Range 23,000 Yards
/ N, f' |9 r# p9 y$ w+ j+ AJapanese Ships
- F6 T& c- r% A' X. Z: b      CV Hiryu
9 a* v# b+ Z! z2 l. y: Q      CV Soryu  _4 @6 P$ F! }- w; l4 Q# S" h
      CV Shokaku& ^. }7 \$ b- k. u% W: s, O
      CV Zuikaku4 _( [  f; o/ r2 Y3 F
      BB Hiei
2 \# I1 M' p4 Q* N! I( F& e- Q; V      CA Tone
. v1 O& O+ {9 R/ z( q      DD Akigumo
' Q  S) @4 Z% P& k* q) v  ^      DD Isokaze
( R/ I/ a6 Z; Y% k      DD Shiranui
* q+ z  A( K8 ]8 {: q      DD Urakaze  Y& E, T5 Y/ y3 m' V) z" m
      DD Tanikaze
& h8 z5 l* }/ v  k2 S      DD Arare2 `5 j/ U; U& A  Y9 }: Y) f
      DD Kasumi+ ~1 e6 f7 P, Y! d+ }; x
      DD Akebono, H( i9 h+ L' s; r+ k1 x9 ^
      DD Sazanami 5 ?, q$ F, d8 h1 e# Y
Allied Ships8 e1 G; @$ e4 V( B) C
      xAP Zealandia + T& a: ~8 m1 m9 K4 T
Maximum visibility in Clear Conditions: 30,000 yards3 d! O, A  x7 ^, K" k. v+ }# @. y
Range closes to 22,000 yards...
6 _  i& u$ H  `& z3 ^& ]Range closes to 21,000 yards...# V* A1 }' M) @+ d
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 21,000 yards( J4 `( r, ]# z0 x$ h! L- {1 j$ Q
Japanese TF attempts to evade combat2 F6 Q- `9 F9 l; m8 d! e0 _
Range increases to 26,000 yards...
$ a8 |2 v+ ]5 }% V7 ZRange increases to 30,000 yards..., Q; Q# U+ W. N" o4 b' b% g& K; ?8 B
Both Task Forces evade combat # D2 M8 |6 P0 C! {
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5 c# W% S$ O  b+ t! u7 MMorning Air attack on TF, near Tarakan at 67,91 ; `1 D$ D! N- D& k
Weather in hex: Partial cloud 1 h$ _/ l* }9 \0 _
Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet., @& x8 J3 M! G2 l
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
# b4 @( v1 ]; v0 r$ m1 `  t( t8 nJapanese aircraft
& Q# d6 f! y. T      B5M1 Mabel x 3
& L+ h; Q) m& T- ^      Ki-27b Nate x 10 2 I* G# Y$ }/ A. t* s
No Japanese losses
. j5 y: o9 |. h; W/ M# HAllied Ships6 o6 U8 _$ k/ y3 D
      xAP Camphuys, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage & m% i! v! H3 f
Aircraft Attacking:# C7 O; q" N& ]  i: ~8 [/ Z( c1 z: w
       3 x B5M1 Mabel bombing from 10000 feet
; R( F7 c" j) r" ?               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb! ~% I' H8 C. n. t8 j( K, _
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' |! H" V9 U& g3 ~Morning Air attack on TF, near Horn Island at 91,128
0 _! l/ ]* |# W( aWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
8 W- T$ a9 U& B' hRaid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.& @; Q$ N7 I8 F
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes 0 u9 S8 y. L% o6 l* g7 K
Japanese aircraft# N3 b4 ]8 v9 J0 Z" w
      A6M2 Zero x 264 f' q. y8 d9 v2 P0 F
      D3A1 Val x 15
2 K& w6 `+ h0 L& \: p% DJapanese aircraft losses
" A; k" r' f1 S  K5 n      D3A1 Val: 1 damaged 7 h/ e; t. f9 T/ Q; l3 w$ w+ y8 j
Allied Ships
9 \% k3 E1 h' f+ n! w* _! e      xAP Raranga, Bomb hits 8, and is sunk $ Q# {* x1 G1 D5 }
Aircraft Attacking:
% R% q& M" K+ p. Q0 I) T: l) @  w  _       7 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000'
/ L  u& O9 ^4 Q1 w' k  U+ c               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
$ r/ a$ ^; d. [       8 x D3A1 Val releasing from 1000'9 a7 y0 @# U* D* Q3 k
               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb % d0 K" y" B+ g- T! }
Raranga dead in the water ...) {8 |5 d/ _/ ~6 X- m0 n3 Y2 a
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Raranga
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0 r& g4 d& W+ Y' @* lMorning Air attack on TF, near Horn Island at 92,128
/ ^) L: ^: U- u7 k6 B3 hWeather in hex: Moderate rain # B% ]% f' C. g' P% N
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.  d' v4 P9 X# L5 k0 t  r( z2 Z) X
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes ! N; _. D8 v' c( I: n0 A
Japanese aircraft
1 g: N+ |4 n) F9 V8 w      A6M2 Zero x 9
7 G. d7 G2 D5 ^      B5N2 Kate x 17
7 a) A& _( u" |No Japanese losses   V& |0 q: Y) Q& |# S8 C+ [
Allied Ships$ H: g2 M0 Q! N5 s- w* V$ H2 O, r
      xAP Zealandia, Bomb hits 8,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
. l: y3 x7 `2 E* d9 N, FAircraft Attacking:% i5 g, w# E! [7 `( @5 N. j
      17 x B5N2 Kate bombing from 10000 feet1 L! C! v* c6 X% v/ \5 A4 ~6 B
               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
  e6 q- V; C" n. sZealandia dead in the water ..." Y+ K. `: H3 \! T2 v
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Zealandia
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* o# x3 s2 O# Z6 S$ [, ^Ground combat at Siangtan (81,52) 5 [4 t) y7 |7 F6 m
Japanese Shock attack
7 `) H) O2 ]9 CAttacking force 12804 troops, 122 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 436 ; u4 H7 {; B' \' m
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
3 n3 }) {8 m: }/ c2 T- W. c  yJapanese adjusted assault: 403  , F5 w3 ^/ m7 ~" r
Allied adjusted defense: 1  3 j  Z+ f/ p4 `
Japanese assault odds: 403 to 1 (fort level 1)  8 d5 r8 P6 y8 A2 v5 e+ J
Japanese forces CAPTURE Siangtan !!! - q% Z6 ?6 S# \
Combat modifiers
+ R6 N3 M! }0 e) U; Y' S- y' LAttacker: shock(+), leaders(-) ' f8 @& U2 @* K! W, a
Assaulting units:3 N7 j1 q+ B% A( N
    3rd Division ' n$ P' B$ {5 ^& I$ }' L
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Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang) # ~" E5 n' J" ?$ U9 H
Japanese Bombardment attack
% _/ s, h$ W$ Y. D) [& |( KAttacking force 24544 troops, 231 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 1900
! R, s" h3 j2 j+ pDefending force 28779 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 556
) Y6 y: ^* K- ^" ?* W, vJapanese ground losses:  a* S# `5 \/ S0 C8 R! I
      17 casualties reported5 C* P/ m  V- G& {
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
- j7 I8 e  e! Q. L         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 Q/ a7 [6 g- N  r: c8 l
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 5 ?, p& h, m" ]9 C3 Z4 [
Allied ground losses:
' f1 ]0 {8 S6 |8 B3 Q      9 casualties reported3 z2 @, D4 K. g9 m* L! l
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled6 z+ r. V, V3 h
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& B( A& \/ S" c& Y         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled # @( y7 t1 e- `3 t
Assaulting units:3 j! E( C. ~4 E' y1 Y8 A
    12th RGC Temp. Division
: P6 s# I) T& `8 b( U: ]3 g" d    34th Division
7 @% X( ?9 Y$ K$ ]$ `$ X9 ^    5th Tank Regiment
5 A5 a/ G1 G5 @! D; k; b" \- s    58th Infantry Regiment: P% ~& x) T) a4 A7 I6 ^
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade7 A- B6 ^% `. }" S
    13th Division
% n0 c, k8 v( I3 L$ B+ }$ u4 {  E    9th Armored Car Co
* h0 }9 e+ u: ?5 O. B1 }$ t3 B    13th Tank Regiment; q' z: w) K' A6 J: ~* S9 p& r+ y0 F- i
    19th Division
' I, m2 Z5 J6 R6 u8 ^    3rd Tank Regiment
6 V! }& t' r3 _( P6 J    18th RGC Temp. Division, k: v' O, s# x+ R
    10th Mortar Battalion ; c% Z/ b8 V- r* m
Defending units:
, D& U% k9 v0 `$ D    30th Chinese Corps
( \$ `$ @. s( L, [# ]. P0 e: V    59th Chinese Corps
: w7 g! }1 q; {& C$ X' Y    55th Chinese Corps9 s' G; X9 k9 S7 ]
    77th Chinese Corps
) H" y- S" e; _2 F8 _+ X4 F    33rd Group Army % u& t. T5 u  j! j) u
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Ground combat at Hankow (85,50) & r! I/ c2 F3 ~; s. i+ {  i
Japanese Deliberate attack
: O$ T- R* `. b5 F5 QAttacking force 5751 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 258 1 ^/ m/ ?# r$ q
Defending force 1832 troops, 39 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 48 : L) ^3 }6 A5 _
Japanese adjusted assault: 205 ) l% s) x  Y1 u
Allied adjusted defense: 21  8 j: a  s1 A, G  x
Japanese assault odds: 9 to 1  , w/ E# G6 y0 @2 n
Combat modifiers
$ I: H- r/ U. E# @2 gDefender: terrain(+), leaders(-), preparation(-), morale(-)9 b) j7 h$ t4 K! B% Z6 I0 i. y, |
experience(-)" d) b3 K5 g- D  C
Attacker:  " Q# T, \& ?! X# D3 Y
Japanese ground losses:& C5 Z5 d9 e% _9 Y/ {
      61 casualties reported: l- f! a& n  F; i0 B8 {8 V7 \
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled$ ^: M" q  f0 l% E' f- Y
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 U  [$ J* H7 n* Z1 g" y         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ; s/ l/ R0 l2 f. ~# r
Allied ground losses:1 B/ ^+ n+ G( {+ c9 Q6 n
      721 casualties reported
: q8 y# m/ I! r         Squads: 30 destroyed, 7 disabled
% \0 b4 ?% e. _2 `7 L         Non Combat: 20 destroyed, 0 disabled
. r2 S# W- ~; k5 _/ L+ S& I         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
: l- X3 \) }3 P5 j+ N  O      Guns lost 11 (4 destroyed, 7 disabled)
1 x' |8 E. I  @3 ~1 q2 R. U      Units retreated 1 * X' g1 v6 `" s( r' `
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! - Q- k& s8 X! S* [6 T. B* J2 v
Assaulting units:
+ |3 d2 X: [( k3 A' u1 m    14th Ind.Mixed Brigade6 {  }9 V# G3 @+ w. z+ I( Z7 @
    54th JAAF AF Bn
7 E8 T/ Y; t! b    Hankow Special Base Force. z" G& x+ M# G' E/ O
    22nd AA Regiment' ~; \3 j+ v' T9 D. b* h
    86th JAAF AF Bn  
, i0 T3 _- y, v% Y& ~Defending units:1 s* j+ t- o! w1 H6 q
    84th Chinese Corps # K" k( i7 G7 t2 g' }- G" `% M
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Ground combat at Yenan (88,37) 8 [% r' V. y, R
Japanese Shock attack , L( ~% F$ U$ W! n8 q- \0 i
Attacking force 5742 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 204
/ u+ h9 p& L! I/ p$ m  _) u3 sDefending force 816 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 14
+ E6 e! G7 X1 h: N# Y& N% eJapanese adjusted assault: 78  * s# z: ]* }: F% |2 o/ c+ ~
Allied adjusted defense: 5  
, L7 r/ j0 U- H2 @9 Y. i0 ?Japanese assault odds: 15 to 1 (fort level 2)  
$ n$ X9 Y8 R& o5 o5 bJapanese forces CAPTURE Yenan !!!
7 C5 e" }: [: Y1 e2 jCombat modifiers' l& X* W- x2 K4 ]
Defender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-). V+ m4 ?- N% }( ^" _: I
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+) + l3 j3 {4 J* g7 A$ B
Allied ground losses:
: h) B& y; A+ M; V6 O: `8 V, W      471 casualties reported- v( W. X* p! s7 K8 J
         Squads: 22 destroyed, 0 disabled' q9 B9 S0 R0 h
         Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 0 disabled/ H6 x6 C: k+ w7 `
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 J& P! z& ^6 j3 h, h      Units retreated 1 : }- I7 Q8 L3 z7 g; I
Defeated Allied Units Retreating!   h$ C  t2 j3 D. V
Assaulting units:
" ^) c' v( j& q5 i: R    6th Ind.Mixed Brigade 6 ]  E8 ^9 V4 T
Defending units:/ e: ~, u4 Q! N# O, w6 `  t
    22nd Chinese Corps

lala23159

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不要随便相信所谓元首是疯子的宣传，认为元首脑子过热打的苏联。1 X3 o2 ]5 J* e" S1 g5 L
诚然，苏联可以晚点打是事实，起码对手的斯大林是这样希望的，所以再拖个几年都不是问题。
5 e. h# q  E9 I/ r但问题在于，根据一战的教训，德国深知美国最终会插手 ...( y/ V6 G- ~/ Q, u
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-23 14:07

' j$ z# W; j$ b我认为CTL是头脑发热打苏联，是因为德军连冬装都没有准备，CTL难道是想要苏联的寒冬给德军醒醒脑子，这种后勤失误是不可想象的

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 11, 42
  m$ G# J7 S  P) {2 c+ c新加坡 克拉克等地盟军被全面压制，4 j! C" E* l$ s% u
日军开始试探，炮击安康附近的国军。日军在这边集结了大量火炮
  s' T0 @1 i; C1 E0 k---------------------------------------------------------( Q: y4 N4 N, a0 K/ U, x
ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 57,74 1 d' `; P5 S  v( l
Japanese Ships. G9 b; `5 j, r) l* t9 K
      CA Maya8 h, g+ X7 i5 Q2 ]
      DD Akatsuki
9 U, |" ~( I) @. c. s      DD Nowaki
0 U! p4 \7 J& p. f      DD Yugiri
/ u! u$ m8 W* A% Z1 ]      DD Ikazuchi
; ^2 x& U0 t1 ~! pAllied Ships: c5 J) q3 _8 O, Z* j
      SS O16, hits 39 ~8 k; \0 \  T9 @$ G
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
' ?* C" N4 d; x$ Y" U) KWeather in hex: Partial cloud % i3 r0 u  {% [9 u+ A( z6 W) ~
Raid detected at 28 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
* W& J. ?5 v$ N% K# ?% gEstimated time to target is 9 minutes   p+ `, w0 p5 Q' s& r0 l$ S8 R
Japanese aircraft
  X1 x( f0 n5 B2 C+ _      A6M2 Zero x 46
  o' i) a1 l7 k5 e. YNo Japanese losses
  h5 i8 Q* O7 j, iAircraft Attacking:3 _2 {3 F5 C5 m% a' A% U5 p! Z# G* n
      39 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *
: d! b' Z  Q, M) L       7 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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" o+ J' v% ^$ U9 ^, y0 ?Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang) 3 X; H) i: }0 _9 L
Japanese Bombardment attack 7 h. X8 h% Z1 L: p" R# l
Attacking force 54281 troops, 796 guns, 456 vehicles, Assault Value = 1928 3 U& s& O; B, X1 Z! z% ]  a& X
Defending force 28816 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 565
4 r8 I+ F; E7 W& b& E8 X; }) |Japanese ground losses:* r+ H$ r+ X* {8 O( i/ Z
      13 casualties reported3 r/ s  h6 G5 s8 E5 D" k& \
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
) m2 ^$ Z4 A: j1 u! w7 F/ z+ L         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 _( c* h( S( c- F         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled , A) j3 J% i# |5 W2 J% w5 N; a  y
Allied ground losses:- U# Y6 f# H6 [
      292 casualties reported/ s- n2 ]! V; A+ l6 l
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 23 disabled' f( C9 r, c+ Z5 M0 [
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 9 disabled7 c* s, S/ W- W6 E2 ^% n
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled + C( ^2 u/ w; Q3 E7 w
Assaulting units:
. @3 Y6 i! {9 B2 J! L6 t* M    13th Division' y9 Q; y- k5 g9 M+ p6 E; w
    5th Tank Regiment! O) a8 v1 \* p5 O
    3rd Tank Regiment
0 }$ z) P; X1 K# E    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade
( F* I8 ~) ^! [- T, r3 V    9th Armored Car Co
) }# t8 w9 `4 Z, m  \- L7 Q    34th Division9 k" x/ q  b" J+ h- a
    12th RGC Temp. Division7 x- i# V' ~. C. l& m. |3 Z
    19th Division
; ^2 {- F9 A$ {$ _3 E    13th Tank Regiment6 g4 ^1 E5 M& y
    58th Infantry Regiment
% T8 C3 [% C* J2 B( z+ ~4 O# Q9 e; Y* Z    18th RGC Temp. Division+ S! ]5 A0 F: V1 v  h) d5 x
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
8 B* D2 i; R% U) o& _) u4 Z9 W    4th RF Gun Battalion4 X6 e2 V+ ^8 B" F% t
    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment& T. Y6 v7 ~, O: k# n6 P
    6th RF Gun Battalion
; J. v, A1 ]/ N* T    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion& {6 c8 W% q) o
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion! W. [4 j$ J% r8 ]- e5 R4 O. M
    7th RF Gun Battalion1 Z' F! @" M% X
    10th Mortar Battalion
# M5 w! S. \: N& ~$ A    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment8 \9 |/ _9 n! i5 d$ D
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
' @; r, D# q- k; @    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment3 l6 E/ O8 E$ I2 c
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment
6 A! v- u, N* k5 ~    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
& X' Z7 i8 {. b4 z4 k    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment
% K% i  i6 A4 ]4 X; M    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment; R; I: L5 I/ n, }- y
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
! O: @' b* k$ [    3rd RF Gun Battalion
* }- b* ~7 X' N- V7 ^3 V  L! S    10th JAAF Base Force 7 W. E- K9 c: x) O2 q+ A' V
Defending units:
5 ]) d$ x" T# p9 H* g    55th Chinese Corps
; ~7 _" R* o7 y# i! N9 i% N1 v' U    59th Chinese Corps2 T" a% y5 J" l+ |/ k& P9 U5 o; \
    30th Chinese Corps
9 I2 z) ], X/ d- D    77th Chinese Corps
) a3 s/ s- B) c8 a3 Z    33rd Group Army

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 12, 42
6 x6 s( O5 j* O# B- `4 v  m$ sss当天4次企图攻击bb伊势，只有第一次有机会发射鱼雷，可惜没中。
- O6 R1 t1 d- Y) F/ @4 x8 C# a' S安康附近500战力国军，居然顶住了日军2000战力的一轮突击，难得啊。
" c1 s+ K* w6 u. c5 t2 V- N% X8 ?当然，损失依然大于日军。。。0 m2 U" u8 m; Q* L& b
日军进入并炮击了克拉克，当地只有1k战力日军，1 m. T& x: n( ^' P$ J( o( i
考虑到即使盟军突击成功也难有啥发展，只是徒费补给而已。; {# q# ^- F2 S. j0 Q* W
目前不打算对日军采取啥行动。6 U/ S9 W* H6 J9 U
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* O+ c; \& |2 R* s' I- ]ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 57,74 1 s2 R) x+ ]+ X  F$ K# o) o7 R
Japanese Ships
; G* H5 s$ i6 ?2 ]- E      BB Ise
* z4 b: {. U- B      DD Yugumo
* u+ S1 V, ~, B      DD Hatsushima
  |' @" q4 C2 T9 a4 F      DD Nenohi
. G' S4 c6 v* QAllied Ships2 c) c( d1 ?3 R+ D
      SS Sailfish, hits 2
8 j  Q, }8 I  L# S4 ESS Sailfish launches 2 torpedoes at BB Ise
; C, Z% V: U+ G6 J% Y4 BDD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search8 ?) k9 D% S! e7 o7 [
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search.../ K: [7 @& J6 ~$ Q/ k1 }
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...6 Y. H9 D! t- Z6 U
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...$ q% E1 b. c, {/ n
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...& [& D* B0 i; k  {; b5 }  N+ l+ U
DD Nenohi attacking submerged sub ....* |  p; Q/ z% ?: d6 U1 \( d
Escort abandons search for sub % Z; n$ M0 e: C
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8 e: \. _* L4 E1 j. Y: UASW attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74 * P3 O, `5 r. ~+ \1 j4 K& @
Japanese Ships, l. D+ E6 C, L. i- F( A
      DD Hatsuharu5 z/ f7 L( M( ^" |
      DD Hatsushima. \/ l7 c5 U. I" T& L
      DD Nenohi , L3 O+ x2 W% X$ T
Allied Ships
: t6 ~2 Y! W% D6 v4 g      SS Snapper : u! e/ q& b5 t
SS Snapper is sighted by escort2 ^7 p3 Z; M" i2 N) H! B8 p5 i+ o1 f4 }3 E
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search+ f3 f' d  m' N# W/ g# Z, O! _
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...4 x6 ^  X; i' b
Escort abandons search for sub 0 |1 n$ h! |, B6 e5 Q& C
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* X# L3 t& P" d; a$ |3 F$ qASW attack near Soc Trang  at 59,74
" J# l/ ?4 u* X) w+ d6 m$ nJapanese Ships
7 v" E& i4 q6 K* `5 ]4 Q$ i) e) l      DD Hatsushima
: _" _% Q- a) b2 a1 W/ P& }' q      DD Nenohi 9 I7 b/ ?6 w- G
Allied Ships! Y$ t% l' W, R4 z
      SS Seal
1 p% G6 V: b- Q* V- ]SS Seal is sighted by escort1 _( m+ B4 k: z% {7 S6 o! y
Seal bottoming out ...., q2 L# B5 ]9 ?! p. z% b, Z
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search  X7 {, d; G* k0 K9 v/ g
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...& a- Y3 x- G; R, \/ @9 |$ t+ j5 M
Escort abandons search for sub - |4 x1 T8 q( L
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ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 59,74 2 O" W2 ?2 T  z2 F" T
Japanese Ships) y! c$ V* |! Y1 `
      DD Yugumo& A# Q6 R- M" Q! w7 K/ S2 o1 @8 l
      DD Hatsushima0 h& V8 C* Y. Q
      DD Nenohi
+ x/ L8 y# u. _1 v+ b% J5 G+ kAllied Ships4 t2 {1 F9 S# ~" U4 g: _' G
      SS Seal
. t; P4 P' y3 }! p7 I  [/ D- iSS Seal launches 2 torpedoes at DD Yugumo
1 i! K* J! W) G' z$ hSeal bottoming out ....7 S3 D, D" [8 y
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...: R' B9 C8 Y  L3 y3 n. ^  O
DD Nenohi fails to find sub and abandons search
" O7 q; z2 _3 o) i6 v2 ?DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...
, l4 w' Y6 V! ^0 _" v# T& ^DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...  j* c& ]* Z1 ?8 t
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...
1 M8 j4 s! _6 }# y: S& B# s. ~DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...# s; q6 v1 \! }' }5 X6 m
Escort abandons search for sub: X% x( l1 @' n% T
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" d+ v; {  ~+ [' L' d4 ?: TMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
& X4 A1 t6 r3 E0 q1 X1 w" H: k: OWeather in hex: Heavy rain
; W0 n* A+ b' w1 J) h9 LRaid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.
: G; f. m- S; x5 p! D7 sEstimated time to target is 13 minutes ' l  T! }8 w/ k0 D+ {* h8 M
Japanese aircraft
' F  L# O! B- R$ Q      A6M2 Zero x 68
/ F9 g/ ]& R: s( Z; z, `No Japanese losses
+ B4 q% Y  K* j! e; b+ YAircraft Attacking:( Z+ ~5 `- ]$ C, R9 l1 ]! |
      39 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *
9 D  w/ r6 }' I5 M6 u      29 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet- T# ^* u7 P# k! N" {% q
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Morning Air attack on 55th Chinese Corps, at 82,43 , near Ankang 9 c8 W+ Y/ Y% m$ S! O9 H1 i
Weather in hex: Moderate rain ' }! s; m# q3 \  |
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.4 s6 N% T$ X& j# W
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
& |8 P8 _& g3 [1 J4 K8 @Japanese aircraft
2 @5 L1 z9 W' ?/ a- s" n      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 27
. E% N# d  Q+ K* B* d! o7 J      Ki-30 Ann x 24
0 u) s8 @% ]# m& g# iNo Japanese losses
9 Q8 j& w9 j2 @9 zAllied ground losses:
0 r& C& d: Q" F      6 casualties reported
3 B2 n& C8 W3 r2 J) Z, U         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 Q) t! g5 e9 [; A0 h7 E( R+ X6 [         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
- H& q& l' j% t# [7 W         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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. g9 J9 }' e+ a8 ]+ g: yGround combat at 82,43 (near Ankang)
4 [- l' p& k/ w5 M; OJapanese Shock attack ) y) [4 C! ~( k& w7 B- f
Attacking force 58267 troops, 808 guns, 864 vehicles, Assault Value = 1928
1 K, y0 H$ T' M3 yDefending force 28638 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 547 ; f$ ?( u- w1 V" x
Japanese adjusted assault: 1018  ( w$ v$ X! w$ C' p" q4 A
Allied adjusted defense: 673  4 S' b- [' J. Z
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1  
; k- }. R, D- h1 l" pCombat modifiers& @8 q. K% _! W. A! L% J0 w8 B" F
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
, x* J0 U! R7 Y; N8 Q% jAttacker: shock(+) * r: A6 r% H2 {
Japanese ground losses:
, p/ o  Z7 c" Y      1059 casualties reported. z. ^$ m/ W! E# k0 ~* M  C2 j
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 85 disabled
3 j7 o0 d* ~) m& V: w         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled: t  q, X2 T( {8 G, ^% ^4 ?0 M
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
' n& l# I# w3 x1 |1 ^      Guns lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled)4 N' G3 S( |' L: B. m
      Vehicles lost 18 (3 destroyed, 15 disabled)
! [: R. l- ]9 E. `6 E& D: O( f' DAllied ground losses:
/ \# ]& s  l$ I& I7 H  f+ C      3885 casualties reported: z" ]/ k& |4 A% ~9 e0 t+ T
         Squads: 68 destroyed, 296 disabled( B/ ?0 T: n% f0 R5 g* l, t. r
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 68 disabled
  c# z) ^/ q* K% i# U. o: J! ]         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 27 disabled0 Y: z; v2 e: r' D
      Guns lost 51 (5 destroyed, 46 disabled)
! R9 q1 J" E' T" d( ~+ U+ d7 G! z# a1 IAssaulting units:8 R+ H% c" }9 N0 R, B+ I' {
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade+ E) l2 J* z) a% |+ h$ c
    58th Infantry Regiment7 O8 e! \! p# }4 O( g, F2 Y( k8 v
    3rd Tank Regiment: j" }& \) P; ?
    12th RGC Temp. Division
& C: s" v3 ~0 R4 }+ ~    5th Tank Regiment
9 l+ h  C# F  Z* _    9th Armored Car Co
5 m5 o, B4 k, O* R0 |/ W. s    13th Tank Regiment2 Z7 p1 Y# _, F* H# O+ C# W# e! |: y
    34th Division6 O2 O  L. g* A7 y  U3 S
    19th Division9 c  {3 G5 h2 t0 B
    13th Division. X3 U- }  _+ _3 N! D0 g
    18th RGC Temp. Division
9 t! N3 a8 P% B/ v$ y( D3 w6 _    7th RF Gun Battalion
4 Y4 Q8 M$ c" ?/ v, v  A, _: r    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
7 l4 ^, F1 N3 ?0 Y6 p% g, G    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment" ]- f; H0 V& e4 e" X( ?0 T
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
" v+ V7 O: z) k$ F0 l4 j    6th RF Gun Battalion
. v+ v$ d1 `2 k) Q# h/ r% r1 `' F9 d0 l. Z    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
, i  B! P) h4 @& I/ n    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment# Y8 c- D( X3 N0 U. \% R% B
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment0 C0 S" @0 x/ f  j, [+ U
    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment/ J  L" k( `6 O
    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
! N/ A" p: d1 k    10th Mortar Battalion: A9 ?1 m4 W, r6 i9 q
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
- j! {  q# S3 k+ P8 ~) \# {    4th RF Gun Battalion  r3 L! e" U3 b" R  D
    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion7 R4 o1 q* E% `) b
    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
  n! I2 ?) T- K1 r- ]    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment
  x$ `0 j1 \' ?' ~& E    3rd RF Gun Battalion
# T& T3 b/ z8 p7 Y( s$ W    10th JAAF Base Force 2 u$ o: Q# L) Q8 ]4 p
Defending units:, a, h$ I. _9 j
    30th Chinese Corps0 f7 }2 Y" X+ Z  H9 h0 i* R
    55th Chinese Corps" k4 U* a, }5 g+ A1 T
    59th Chinese Corps9 I& v1 m$ }  @/ [: g: O2 w
    77th Chinese Corps
- n( D: P0 C, y    33rd Group Army / ^4 p" i1 r. ?; ^  @' {  W
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  F  [  T9 Y  l+ MGround combat at Liuchow (74,55)
  K' o+ T; b* n6 uJapanese Deliberate attack
" L" o8 S; K5 b& b$ BAttacking force 12767 troops, 104 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 546
6 g) U; T8 U4 D0 f0 y3 ~4 `3 QDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 " T: z) Z3 S7 t9 C' q" H
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0
; [& B" D; Q0 f$ n7 o+ lJapanese adjusted assault: 246  * j" [% g) `! t* }
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
( L, o) Q, m/ s. \  j8 vJapanese assault odds: 246 to 1 (fort level 0)  
. Q( r; ^' _9 RJapanese forces CAPTURE Liuchow !!!
: L: M; e+ _2 l  [5 FCombat modifiers6 }+ V6 m9 M9 K) |' y6 b
Attacker:  1 t$ }8 J( O9 x# k$ ~4 M6 J
Assaulting units:& Q& B: F# |. n/ q8 ?
    104th Division" x# Q. n, D: g1 {
    3rd Militia Regiment
6 C' A5 L& M+ C* [! x" z. ]    23rd Army
1 f  ]2 t% {* h$ {  G7 p---------------------------------------& v4 G- u& ~; q1 Z2 i8 v
Ground combat at Clark Field (79,76)
" M. g7 ?9 r- p2 E: mJapanese Bombardment attack
2 `5 a& a3 ~# mAttacking force 29909 troops, 374 guns, 93 vehicles, Assault Value = 1184
! A$ S9 O8 y: c5 k6 G2 CDefending force 60966 troops, 908 guns, 835 vehicles, Assault Value = 2162
5 g  H. I2 T- V* ?Japanese ground losses:8 {- S9 x9 [9 F& |8 s7 p# S
      266 casualties reported' O4 @( A3 _! d# P  [  r
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 14 disabled
: d' a: ?9 X$ T' u2 F% ~3 |) T2 s         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
' |3 @7 ?- e0 j. o0 i2 S0 _         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled , B% Y2 y" _8 m4 b; l1 R
Allied ground losses:  Z% W! E3 c; j. ?& l
      43 casualties reported
9 f- V3 Z1 n8 i; b/ J8 @         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled# E4 Z4 \2 f+ F. T$ T8 ^
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled6 e. G, V2 Z5 ?) p3 j4 z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- b7 H: @; O* n8 Q6 g" rAssaulting units:
, W" z; l. V# e) w9 ^2 \7 z* u7 w    9th Infantry Regiment
7 f3 G" k- f. o2 L    2nd Tank Regiment. k& J) f1 Z- {8 S. I" h
    16th Recon Regiment. e" s0 P9 t' s; ], A4 V5 e' ]  f2 [
    47th Infantry Regiment* n& J) Q9 D$ H3 O" s
    Tanaka Det 4 {: P! Z+ Q" w, W9 K$ ?! u
    7th Tank Regiment0 ]2 c! H/ r& T/ h
    20th Infantry Regiment
5 i  a! [( S% o9 c: L* d    65th Brigade
  u  L+ n& E% ]8 [2 X' \0 k    Kimura Det   ~: G3 I9 y7 a3 `0 U
    1st Formosa Inf. Regiment  r9 ~) ^0 d! A) l" \* R5 q
    48th Recon Regiment) i' k( y1 U8 Y
    Kure 1st SNLF
& w+ n" z) l1 t    48th Field Artillery Regiment
3 e/ ^9 b: A2 y! f  z    8th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
4 M, x- O( J( K/ P: H% l    1st Medium Field Artillery Regiment
; w, ^' _' I$ l+ q0 \$ ?    15th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
" ]. Q$ @9 z3 z$ _. c! b5 o5 V    9th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
+ T6 i0 @! v7 \+ Q* V2 y& N    2nd Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion % M" Y, o& _  u6 S9 F. H; w! L
Defending units:% ~2 _' H/ }% a' \2 B6 g
    1st PA Infantry Division( Q0 i5 S8 z2 o- w( f
    91st PA Infantry Division
: {5 `. g2 i, t  U, n' @    2nd PA Constabulary Regiment8 b) \" z3 i: ~1 l2 P! Z7 a3 j
    Subic Bay Defenses
' K! k. ^3 |1 }7 o, y) \    1st PA Constabulary Regiment
1 `8 y0 w4 R' f+ \5 f    41st PA Infantry Division
, g2 V" s, ~/ N    192nd Tank Battalion
/ y! o. a6 f5 v    51st PA Infantry Division
* C: b& D/ ], O( X2 p+ o    26th PS Cavalry Regiment! y# E% u6 ?2 j" K
    31st Infantry Regiment
+ K- j1 {0 ^5 M( @4 i- H. M    57th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team6 l" L  W( ^( ~8 H
    45th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team9 d/ a6 T0 e6 S6 O
    14th PS Engineer Regiment
. |# b; b9 t% A8 t8 X- G5 s    31st PA Infantry Division
7 m& R- u+ `8 I  M    11th PA Infantry Division% W6 x& i2 P2 X* e
    3rd/12th PA Inf Battalion
8 b$ ]0 e6 c, Q5 }- V    4th Marine Regiment. z3 v6 e; a8 T; k( A+ P. e9 [4 u
    71st PA Infantry Division# ^. z+ e6 h% {4 a' o& P( {
    21st PA Infantry Division" Q) p; z) [, i: j/ G$ y) A
    194th Tank Battalion: q0 j! x5 A# K! Z, b6 t1 B4 V* R
    1st Middlesex Battalion
: r7 J/ f% V' p8 X- b    2nd PA Constblry HW Regiment
# q: k, ~1 ^% g) F8 P/ o    Cavite USN Base Force* G  \' A. f  j1 i( W
    Manila USAAF Base Force
4 d* z- N5 d8 H7 b( j: F) z    Asiatic Fleet
8 j, q5 p& ]/ p. f5 F6 Y    201st PA Construction Battalion
+ n( R. `  K6 z8 q! P) U    1st USMC AA Battalion
+ |8 n8 X+ H6 g8 S. e    Bataan USN Base Force
, N* W; L) N4 c: k* W7 }3 X    Far East USAAF ' l4 a0 m# x! E: ?% u4 w5 k' X
    Provisional Field Artillery Regiment
6 h( }  S5 G1 s$ j; W: h  T. F% t    301st Construction Battalion
: i4 y) I9 @9 P. ?    1st PI Base Force* R" Q. b  D7 z  V' K& T& J$ g
    II Philippine Corps ' Q! S% {6 h& V9 A* v5 K
    88th PS Field Artillery Regiment( V' ~: I1 T7 a6 Z  ]
    USAFFE * [& F- K: s# t7 g, Q" P
    803rd Engineer Aviation Battalion, T; Z# i' |) L+ E& \/ H8 M
    Clark Field USAAF Base Force
  e* ^- E' j; V    86th PS Coastal Artillery Battalion. j* g" z8 w7 D/ c% r( t* V
    I Philippine Corps 9 [- S6 C( p2 t8 M1 `) G- V
    PAF Aviation
# H5 a+ }: g4 j6 x    200th & 515th Coast AA Regiment0 ^4 k$ W' Z% \
    202nd PA Construction Battalion: ]8 d2 {$ c4 R1 [1 p
    301st PA Field Artillery Regiment

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 13, 42
: z2 S# H- P7 T& Z日军的反潜越来越给力了。数艘盟军ss受伤。
7 j/ \# J; j. r1 A  t安康附近日军连续突击，国军力战不支退位安康。
3 b; C! w. t; f日军开始了对克拉克的例行炮击，不过炮击伤亡反而大于盟军。4 d0 u! ]  O' a8 j
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0 B0 U* d- ?; m: y! PASW attack near Saigon  at 60,73
5 a) Y# `% b" \7 {1 ?- C4 GJapanese Ships
/ k, @' U; b$ C6 f; s      SC Ch 13 + H% A3 I: j- ^9 L6 n+ ^7 E6 V
Allied Ships
0 K) {/ f) x% c1 V2 N2 ?$ b$ t      SS Sealion, hits 1
8 X5 Z% y% [% }; I; Q8 X-------------------------------------------------------  \3 W# O9 u4 u
ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 60,75 " \( H- @( y. B  w
Japanese Ships
* b/ j1 Z* _- ?; V0 O8 O3 J( c, E- g      SC Ch 4( q) ?1 U; U" T9 c" D
      SC Ch 10
& y7 H3 F- a4 x  R  @6 y% t      SC Ch 6
$ j- a+ _# D9 C( J2 B, }Allied Ships
0 U/ S5 p8 k) O" Y! D1 Q  \      SS S-40, hits 6
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- B7 S9 h: ~2 W1 A& i5 k5 r" JASW attack near Cam Ranh Bay  at 63,74
% E' l) a3 @! @Japanese Ships
7 R% Z. F; n5 J! h+ G1 |; F* h      DMS W-4: S/ H  M  {) Q
      DMS W-3& j9 e  [2 Z; f4 i% E
      DMS W-122 @: b2 e4 ?& d; S2 N
      DMS W-5 + F# `2 [( y! [
Allied Ships# w5 i: u* n7 x" T9 \
      SS S-36, hits 1
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: N5 \2 i( Q# s- p# N6 sAmphibious Assault at Manado (75,99)
. A9 n9 Q' S# R3 O% D$ TTF 119 troops unloading over beach at Manado, 75,99
3 z7 O8 m) I2 m# C7 Q: o- S! pJapanese ground losses:$ E6 X8 y& t6 |  d- v+ h
      20 casualties reported9 f, H; a/ T) v. _$ v
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled! N2 d4 f$ T/ M+ M; T' r
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled& k- V' ^2 D9 o2 C3 V- g0 O
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- |5 E0 Z; G0 y0 e' t' }17 troops of a SNLF Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Maizuru 2nd SNLF / d1 x" v; c7 H$ O- C, K6 k
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4 E  i3 B" t( bASW attack near San Francisco  at 216,74 9 \3 j3 E+ O: a( {% d: Y
Japanese Ships
5 d; m8 ~0 E* e      SS I-4 $ ]+ D+ M: f8 Y( Z0 x
Allied Ships* ]+ I6 j5 B5 h* ]
      AO Bishopdale4 A9 i3 G! s- o6 E* m' P
      TK Erling Brovig4 K/ o5 R( V( R7 n) O  r3 N4 h- V
      TK Belita1 Y- h# ^9 K9 L+ _! [/ u9 t6 w( G
      xAP Murada
9 q+ y% |- P0 v7 S, W/ D& L6 Y: h      xAP Katoomba4 V! C. z8 r$ Z& f
      xAP Rangatira
/ O0 a7 `+ i  l      xAP Rangitiki" Z5 t) O; d( u  t6 w7 ]
      xAK Theofano Livanos
- K# H8 Z% b, G( F      xAK Macedon0 j" ~6 {+ c8 F0 {9 S4 O! ]" Y1 [
      xAK Iron King
3 Z5 ^8 V7 e5 t+ g' c      xAK Dilga
8 m9 w& @  x: I* H4 G      xAK Bundaleer/ w% ^1 Q4 p( k- f8 p  |
      xAK Tai Yin
5 Z6 Y7 D/ L- @5 I  L      xAK Maetsuycker
+ V* }+ d- w1 v      xAK Peshawur
) M. M( Y6 q- u  r) e8 t! Z      xAK Asphalion- c- s* l; X+ Q! g; Y, d9 g
      xAK Liberty Glo
6 P. j$ B* n3 h      xAK Lena Luckenbach
5 _8 w+ J5 i8 _/ P) Y      xAK Steel Age* G* r1 u+ X9 v7 J0 l- I- f& D! G+ x
      xAK Missourian6 \& k# e4 Z  W7 q/ o2 k
      PG Moresby4 t' _# V! c( ^7 |' n- R2 J- _& b
      PG Warrego
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) V$ ~: n: Q6 h5 i) OASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75 - q( ~" `& x# @1 w
Japanese Ships
+ c- N3 h) ?) P      CA Maya
1 N, n$ B0 V% `/ q6 g# b      DD Nowaki
5 f+ B+ e% ~/ s+ e- P: u      DD Yugiri3 U+ f9 y6 {* r4 X" A
      DD Ikazuchi , F: Z% a- u1 N4 x( I
Allied Ships
5 D) X  {  y$ O) f1 @      SS KXVIII, hits 13,  heavy damage! B8 d4 V" @: F2 u6 P
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Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang)
! p( q  F( T. q, ?/ hJapanese Shock attack
: o0 g& B. ~  ?8 F, a* ^  Q5 LAttacking force 56873 troops, 807 guns, 761 vehicles, Assault Value = 1844 2 W3 U; F1 Z, [$ A- j
Defending force 25825 troops, 229 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 278 " a: |9 a' \5 h9 L* W- r
Japanese adjusted assault: 1307  ; O) ?7 z: Y$ X  G
Allied adjusted defense: 418  8 `* i2 y$ o0 {6 ~9 L! ?6 `" |
Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1  
7 G3 H+ B7 U: \( Y( g$ \; t- hCombat modifiers. j& I3 M/ W) {( y
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)3 |& A7 K5 Q- N, f4 |
Attacker: shock(+)
, f9 g1 A" n( s; `& fJapanese ground losses:
* a! ?& E; ~( D6 Q      493 casualties reported
5 K1 a0 X1 i2 J$ q4 h         Squads: 3 destroyed, 51 disabled
+ m% Q. T! @0 d         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled8 Q- V/ m; _9 V5 G/ o5 C2 V( x/ ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
: l' U% l! @. m" l' v* c      Vehicles lost 29 (1 destroyed, 28 disabled) - V2 N" r3 [4 b# ^
Allied ground losses:
3 y* ?- G' ~" f      6577 casualties reported" y1 n2 {% _# b( Q' v
         Squads: 519 destroyed, 0 disabled
" q' J1 r% Q: X1 A/ s8 ?& ^         Non Combat: 429 destroyed, 19 disabled
# ?2 F5 a6 Z  P$ o2 B$ r         Engineers: 15 destroyed, 3 disabled
, L1 ], J. N' `      Guns lost 50 (33 destroyed, 17 disabled)
# U& R  t8 Y' @$ Q3 k% w      Units retreated 5 ! `" s  _" }0 E7 |, m: m
Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
- X% O1 H0 k  A5 J& pAssaulting units:
, B/ f+ L  ^' N5 u    13th Tank Regiment
; x* v( J: K% N5 t) j    3rd Tank Regiment5 I+ T3 \6 N- x7 W% T
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade
6 O% Y! x9 x& W- I    58th Infantry Regiment
* d# z! r3 i  H8 s0 T4 q    34th Division% R" A. |9 Y4 J: O3 j
    12th RGC Temp. Division) y5 J: l) N! A; N! S
    5th Tank Regiment
4 W8 l$ {, t3 P6 E+ B7 G/ O9 m2 G    13th Division
" y/ {6 b8 n! s0 t- K0 v    19th Division
5 }. H' M9 B0 f7 N    9th Armored Car Co
  \  W. m4 a$ i, [+ \    18th RGC Temp. Division; y) K5 F0 E1 u
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment; n* z" H- @+ P. {# q4 G1 Q# S* k
    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
: w- S% e0 {8 o- t, K; b    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
. M: P' X0 Z. \    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment7 n0 g: _% y2 l/ A  _* I
    3rd RF Gun Battalion% |2 Z4 t1 g9 X8 I. i
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment& Q4 A2 C- F; W/ ~, G
    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
+ i/ h9 d! {; x' Q$ q8 G    10th Mortar Battalion" Z- E' \# `* }7 }- U; e
    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion  r& s. j* a' U$ w3 l+ t. y
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment6 s1 A4 g- I; C
    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment( G" c& Z5 q6 g5 C
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion! S0 C6 L. I/ S# j  S
    7th RF Gun Battalion7 n, z6 |( O, |# w: S
    4th RF Gun Battalion
$ K* i: X5 h7 P! P    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
; r. h0 X2 o3 ~& g    6th RF Gun Battalion
, y) r& j( k2 V    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment
7 @# ~' d3 `5 Z5 q    10th JAAF Base Force . j  `% W/ A  T5 Y1 S
Defending units:+ x; R! k4 U# D3 b* p% O
    55th Chinese Corps
+ a# p! [6 b, ^# A4 S    30th Chinese Corps1 w+ c! m) ?, ~
    59th Chinese Corps" y, v- a( l$ r8 J' ^
    77th Chinese Corps
! f5 ^6 Y+ T+ d' t    33rd Group Army0 q) `6 x( r9 W! p, t5 T
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9 d# S8 r) ?# L5 \7 CGround combat at Clark Field (79,76)
4 E3 Y8 J9 d7 G6 IJapanese Bombardment attack / r* L5 `' \. R; g, @- l# |
Attacking force 29743 troops, 374 guns, 93 vehicles, Assault Value = 1215 ) x5 I/ |/ d+ A; K6 h5 R5 l; p
Defending force 62655 troops, 909 guns, 835 vehicles, Assault Value = 2258 % Z& j' ~, t! x1 A5 U5 Z5 ^7 X
Japanese ground losses:2 _' ]4 s& |! \! `  \
      95 casualties reported: N* g+ B- W1 G6 S/ _
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled# H, d$ C1 ?, W2 U  r6 \
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 C! [" h8 X7 J8 ^4 i! i         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ( z  i! b# k6 l/ @- f; G
Allied ground losses:9 j0 l  O# E$ f" ^
      4 casualties reported* R* l4 Y) Z; K3 F2 ]- @% g
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled; r7 f! f2 @5 d5 |- r
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, v( f( h  E" `4 Q( N7 o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 5 @, @" s; @, ^$ r
Assaulting units:
4 K: y8 `" H" V8 h    Kanno Det / }& n) |8 K4 D2 _6 F" r* t
    Tanaka Det
1 k/ e& {9 w1 p- H3 Y  r    47th Infantry Regiment
5 M4 ?, U8 j1 ~0 T  F! N    7th Tank Regiment
7 a9 e, \( p2 k7 x5 Q1 }/ {3 Q! t    1st Formosa Inf. Regiment
& G/ S9 E0 r1 ^( t: e  S/ x/ }" K    Kimura Det
1 W0 G" J+ g$ ]# g/ v    9th Infantry Regiment9 t' J/ `1 x4 m* A8 G! F
    20th Infantry Regiment
  t4 A" a. ?  o" C2 }    65th Brigade
! V" Q9 M( y" U) T+ _- C    2nd Tank Regiment, y' ^" n* C6 ?+ b/ a0 _+ m
    48th Recon Regiment
, y) y4 l1 f% v) R    16th Recon Regiment: ^/ r/ }) w! G, q* p
    Kure 1st SNLF
- U. y% Q& f7 R! w: O    9th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion7 S% u  U6 D% U1 L: x# ~
    1st Medium Field Artillery Regiment
0 I- ?0 K4 Y- j. t    48th Field Artillery Regiment
& [0 v7 I5 L9 Q    8th Medium Field Artillery Regiment* S6 Q+ n+ P* Q& f9 a* ]
    15th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
3 X: }2 _2 i( H- ]    2nd Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
7 F4 z) U& s/ P9 s) k! u/ h- zDefending units:
* z, A+ v  Q0 \# r! s1 ?1 ^    91st PA Infantry Division, q. G; J9 E- C* H) t  B
    21st PA Infantry Division1 b  a9 z  O; g1 c" R
    41st PA Infantry Division0 C  o/ ?4 y2 r/ \
    4th PA Constabulary Regiment
+ z3 U5 i* E/ M/ h/ {  \. f    71st PA Infantry Division
5 T5 v+ H2 Q0 t* ?    2nd PA Constabulary Regiment$ g4 x  C& D/ q5 S- b7 Z
    26th PS Cavalry Regiment
3 b# ?" S1 R% {7 r) I+ ?, K    1st PA Constabulary Regiment
* Y/ f1 ^5 V0 x9 O' f; Q    31st PA Infantry Division# E& z! K1 J4 X2 O& d. |
    194th Tank Battalion  u7 U; G( x! }& N# A% H# \
    51st PA Infantry Division! k+ Y, \( g5 I" y
    192nd Tank Battalion
8 T6 i7 e1 \: n: ?' L8 K7 F+ V" P    45th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team+ ~% x9 `% N* x( z% V2 ?5 g
    Subic Bay Defenses 3 R3 }8 N6 Q3 ^9 c: u6 Q
    31st Infantry Regiment9 C* s3 `6 U, S3 G
    1st Middlesex Battalion. ~. t' W# F, o$ f- l+ z  w% G! E
    1st PA Infantry Division
1 w/ Q. P3 n5 G: |/ ^    14th PS Engineer Regiment4 x# t, E0 @1 z( q
    11th PA Infantry Division
  b; C; j8 v5 Y    3rd/12th PA Inf Battalion! l$ _' L1 O/ H- _, U& k
    57th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team3 n& {- m' F# |8 C
    4th Marine Regiment
$ C% B; O/ N& w; \    2nd PA Constblry HW Regiment" `- W) \* v! `" O
    803rd Engineer Aviation Battalion3 K. A6 }4 e* `
    Provisional Field Artillery Regiment
- @' A) K- ^9 @7 j9 R. \. J: @    202nd PA Construction Battalion
6 d) T4 l  u5 `' {) Z    Asiatic Fleet
* J- `) r, l! E) s7 C    88th PS Field Artillery Regiment
) c# p2 C$ a* D% G# D3 s    USAFFE # s# x; l8 `+ L' h% C/ Z+ y
    II Philippine Corps 3 r; k! g" V$ P( k
    201st PA Construction Battalion! d  ~% V% a, u# g! v2 C9 W3 P9 j
    Cavite USN Base Force
' d6 k, V1 R8 G( T    1st USMC AA Battalion
: k* D9 q2 w' k3 W( C8 b, W    PAF Aviation " \' v1 p" t* @8 Z' J: b% T, \
    Clark Field USAAF Base Force
4 t3 E& \8 X3 P/ u: ?    I Philippine Corps
# Q9 a/ o% @$ ]; \    1st PI Base Force
; @5 A: l4 i8 C, l8 g    301st Construction Battalion, [0 b5 o" Q( H' `* ?. ^: \/ k% o
    86th PS Coastal Artillery Battalion
6 a) [: e( s, o+ G! v) O    Manila USAAF Base Force
4 z* t) h" A1 q2 j! `( D    Far East USAAF 8 ]7 ?% Q9 |) a3 j4 _7 c. X
    Bataan USN Base Force
( s9 m& g! e" b3 h1 I3 y& A    200th & 515th Coast AA Regiment# Z- d0 u2 Z3 J
    301st PA Field Artillery Regiment

godkiller

南方军司令部下海就下海。这游戏里寺内寿一的属性简直是一坨。下村定可继任。

wangqifeng

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我认为CTL是头脑发热打苏联，是因为德军连冬装都没有准备，CTL难道是想要苏联的寒冬给德军醒醒脑子，这种后勤失误是不可想象的
- v+ W6 y2 x9 V# Wlala23159 发表于 2014-10-24 13:14

  `  h* t$ `: ]: Y- n" r& Q9 L冬装问题是说了又说，但应该看到的是：德军参谋部提到过准备冬装的问题，认为严谨的德军参谋部会犯这种错误么？对冬装，元首的一个想法是取敌资己，这种想法不能随便说就是错误的，历史上进攻方很多都采用这种办法来弥补补给，冬装属于低技术含量的普通物资，一般来说是可以期望从占领区取得，而这种想法失败的原因是大胡子的坚壁清野政策。所以，元首的想法是符合战争常规的想法，而大胡子的对策则是通常来说不会轻易使用的特殊策略。
7 {: I+ k! E/ ]" n& {3 y& p  j, A另外，按照德军预期的计划来说，本身也不会存在冬装这个问题，导致计划大幅延后的原因，一个是苏联的路况远比德军预计的差，二是苏联的新式坦克性能比德军预计强，为此多付出数月的时间，然后才有所谓冬装问题。从这个角度看，冬装只是一个问题最后的体现，而不是问题的本质，不管如何计划周密的战争，只要达到一定规模，难免有各种预期外的状况，追求现实与预期完全一致，本就不可能，所以，并不能因为一个冬装这种小的容易解决的表象就否定发动战争本身的各种大的战略上的需求，打个比方说，你总不能因为鞋子不合脚就不出门了吧？正确的做法应该是出门买合脚的鞋子！冬装之所以成为一个被念叨的话题，到底不在于发动战争时的计划疏漏，而在于元首自身的面子问题等等性格上的因素。否则，能造成千上万先进飞机坦克的强大军事机器，造不出原始社会就能造出的冬装么？能把几百万人每天口粮运到前线的后勤系统就无法再运点比粮食耐用无数倍的冬装么？这两者对后勤的压力根本不在一个档次上吧？

lala23159

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3 w4 o* P: j# S8 b"冬装属于低技术含量的普通物资，一般来说是可以期望从占领区取得 "冬装容易被烧毁，不像铁轨，工厂撤退不易，也不容易完全破坏， 找一两套穿着混入苏联尚可，百万大军的冬装靠占领取得，吾不为也。现代战争军装中的战斗服也属高科技产品，这种物资更不可能靠扒死人来满足军队需求。& I0 U' }: B. e1 {& b- J
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"能把几百万人每天口粮运到前线的后勤系统就无法再运点比粮食耐用无数倍的冬装么？"这两者对后勤的压力根本不在一个档次上吧？ 德军的冬装和苏军冬装的御寒能力不是一个档次。应该是德军有往年就装备了的冬装，但无法抵御苏联的寒冬

wangqifeng

冬装属于低技术含量的普通物资，一般来说是可以期望从占领区取得 冬装容易被烧毁，不像铁轨，工厂撤退不易，也不容易完全破坏， 找一两套穿着混入苏联尚可，百万大军的冬装靠占领取得，吾不为也。现代战争军装中的战 ...
: E5 V* y; p& U) B! ?8 E0 clala23159 发表于 2014-10-25 09:21

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苏联德占区原有上千万人口，就地征用本不困难，衣服不同口粮，一套就够勉强过冬了，所以这个主要还是斯大林残酷的坚壁清野造成的，历史上坚壁清野战术不是没人用过，但还没有人敢于在这么大区域实行，实际上最后挨冻的苏联百姓比德军数目还多，这得说不是斯大林，就元首来说都不可能这么干。$ K0 g$ l3 V/ R! |2 J1 a
即使不在苏联占领区征用，以德国战时表现出来的居民生活水平来看，虽然战时经济重重工，但既然能维持本国居民较高的生活标准，说明轻工规模是很不错的，自己制造几百万套冬装不会是什么问题，何况德国本是北欧国家，肯定拥有这样的产业。退一万步说，即使本国不安排生产，在拥有上亿人口的势力范围内筹集几百万套冬装根本不困难。
$ j0 c; Q% B* M总的来说，冬装本身不是个问题，问题在于元首的面子，德军参谋部是早有建议的，只是元首坚持不准备的，估计一个是之前放话说了最晚多久可以占领莫斯科之类，政治上和士气上考虑不希望准备冬装来打自己脸。当然，这个是错误的，但属于元首性格上的问题。后勤上看，毕竟德军不是红军，德军的后勤补给在整个战争中也是仅次于山姆大叔的，与较高配给标准的口粮比，冬装的运输显然不是什么大问题。

zer0

南方军司令部下海就下海。这游戏里寺内寿一的属性简直是一坨。下村定可继任。
0 l. ?0 P$ [* fgodkiller 发表于 2014-10-24 17:43

& P% b% U; U) A) N2 [3 K菜花尚未透露，寺内寿一大将是否已经被捞上来了

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 14, 42
; a" U; x* M$ s7 g日军在亚洲各地乱扔炸弹，盟军只好躲在坑里数炸弹玩了
( K/ e$ h$ D9 _% d, u# n( E' {当天日军开始进攻万鸦老，菲律宾的后路即将被彻底切断。。& p& Z  U  B3 o0 N6 t
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Morning Air attack on 77th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang) 6 _5 ~! U; a0 H& H; v: B
Weather in hex: Light rain / x8 n5 H3 B* ]
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.) I; A3 ?) v: R3 p9 J7 q2 O* }
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
6 p) Q8 F& }* X$ KJapanese aircraft
8 D6 ?2 F* {* s4 t& n* c      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 18
" A6 _( r1 g- Q4 [      Ki-27b Nate x 11
& f% r, K0 z" Y5 Z9 z      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 14 & u: ~% K: }6 {# `9 _' S) c
No Japanese losses
# K. f1 H1 R  U% L9 {& VAllied ground losses:
- g1 ^, e  g1 e: q% u% H      5 casualties reported8 Q9 x6 ~9 w) G+ P, A$ n6 B
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  o5 f; m( ?! I- |( b* f  c  l! X         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled# U2 {7 x& r3 v
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 e3 M9 a) B1 J0 j9 U  i8 f  z/ e
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  1 q' o+ s/ _9 ~# y
Weather in hex: Severe storms 8 p8 z9 \$ p" b! t
Raid detected at 71 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
6 |3 f3 i, }+ C+ ^: REstimated time to target is 22 minutes
5 ^, i. p# c% X# z2 MJapanese aircraft, `5 V) ?" ?5 v; r5 k" L& k
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 3
$ e( p  J3 e- X0 R9 o) Q4 o  r; f" ~      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 24
$ ?  O$ ?5 u1 GJapanese aircraft losses2 z2 K3 H6 e4 y0 H& V9 R0 Z
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged
" d! E7 c- f/ r. `! ORunway hits 10" {/ M6 |: o/ b' {+ \$ {/ i
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0 S9 m  U  z. c4 xMorning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  9 n3 R6 C* J& W: w
Weather in hex: Severe storms 8 |) {4 I) \" f& D3 u# n; m4 r
Raid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet./ d, z8 V9 ]. I* M. B/ \& N
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes   P- X5 ^  W# d! ^
Japanese aircraft  ?3 N" A1 [$ \; j8 u. \
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 6
, o) ]: U( A: V& P9 NJapanese aircraft losses) f- h' e/ b$ q, r& W& \
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak 5 c; v2 g. X5 q' V
Aircraft Attacking:" s1 N: t5 v% r$ W4 m7 ~/ c
       6 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet *
1 @7 x) ^# [& \& {0 w, K               Port Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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" g6 j6 d; h$ ?. u+ z" K& oMorning Air attack on Manado Base Force, at 75,99 (Manado)
; |& e% e/ Y' pWeather in hex: Severe storms
% q# T9 w  F7 X2 H2 t. u# wRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
# E0 D& k7 u$ M/ W9 x( wEstimated time to target is 6 minutes 8 c( d( O( c' ^$ R# z
Japanese aircraft
7 E* t* u! T0 {5 y8 C8 z      G4M1 Betty x 14 # u& u' x1 I$ c+ u9 Y' b
No Japanese losses
2 y& @, K2 Y" X4 j9 D% I5 `Aircraft Attacking:
9 Z! e& `7 i3 c7 q% M+ {      10 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
/ w! _% {) F( i7 Z               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
* `, N0 R  N8 a4 W, t- Q5 b" F7 _       4 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
- O0 T( d# s( U  {               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
& l5 K2 l" x7 D9 z1 u: ?# V  o3 {Also attacking Manado Garrison Battalion ...8 x' ~5 t2 u: O; G$ S* ?+ ~
Also attacking Manado Base Force ...
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Afternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  : P" Z9 u  @, q9 r
Weather in hex: Moderate rain ( s% P6 Z, V. R  X% V. u
Raid detected at 80 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
$ @# a3 N* t4 O( _6 W* |Estimated time to target is 23 minutes
7 G2 m) m0 m& J: |1 m1 F" NJapanese aircraft/ O. U4 ?; @" A# n) r, C  Z
      Ki-30 Ann x 40
. ^5 F4 v% G- w! \8 l- O8 f" \No Japanese losses 7 E. T$ [$ w* l
Airbase hits 19 W$ ]) R7 {/ i: T
Runway hits 7 ) \# r- G; @- X& w+ X. p5 L5 P; M  C
Aircraft Attacking:/ Y9 C3 k8 v$ ]5 g; q0 R9 ]- W
      21 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet
* p0 Z- S' X: T7 ?               Airfield Attack:  1 x 250 kg GP Bomb( d) D6 Z+ e* _0 K  _, J) f. k
      19 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet
6 d2 k7 e1 m9 b4 G, k# g               Airfield Attack:  1 x 250 kg GP Bomb
* V8 j, U, C8 E- i+ {& P; a----------------------------------------------------------
8 s, T" z4 e/ ?5 fASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75 " |# S7 v& j! r, F5 a0 @! F
Japanese Ships( X8 S3 u- w$ e8 g
      CA Maya
. b! J/ E1 }! c/ e* i5 m      DD Minazuki
2 ^; d. E  _9 S! z! `3 }      DD Nowaki
3 d& J9 G! t7 g; C      DD Yugiri4 s2 H  w& B7 S4 Z! f
      DD Ikazuchi
. @9 R+ U- `* r: |2 O& nAllied Ships
( _1 j9 H8 ^& ^      SS KXIII
" t3 @5 s8 J8 ~# T# v5 m2 h-----------------------------------------------
5 Y1 J' B' y2 zGround combat at Manado (75,99) ) M6 D* v9 M2 P1 K  ?; o  P4 E
Japanese Deliberate attack
. n2 W  E6 `) O$ I+ X1 I' }Attacking force 1487 troops, 19 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 59
) O: R7 ~8 H+ }$ l% S. _2 f# ~: b- GDefending force 1184 troops, 2 guns, 4 vehicles, Assault Value = 52
2 ~* p' [5 V; O0 ?; Z2 G, cJapanese adjusted assault: 23  
0 s5 M3 z' U% Z! ]1 P- nAllied adjusted defense: 29  
- A4 k; i# T( u3 J/ @* eJapanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1)  , C, S: o1 b& _8 i3 \1 I8 C
Combat modifiers
/ j! u& A' H/ m& CDefender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)
' A6 X  P  F$ GAttacker: leaders(-)
6 v4 p- \0 v  y' z3 J6 e" @Allied ground losses:* @0 k6 x* W: d/ g
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
8 ?! b+ H8 k' l. A3 z' k9 J. rAssaulting units:6 p# n8 F" L% k9 C8 L
    Maizuru 2nd SNLF
6 T/ ]" \+ P7 zDefending units:& x  q, h6 T8 W
    Manado Garrison Battalion
! b# w* r/ {* U0 \+ Z    Manado Base Force
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Ground combat at Beaufort (66,87)
7 V6 u$ ^/ I0 f4 q2 f. vJapanese Deliberate attack " x6 Y  @2 W; z
Attacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61 . j4 l& y0 W& X* z# f
Defending force 248 troops, 3 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 5 b' o: |* n" i9 G! P
Japanese adjusted assault: 26  
! O4 t3 q* d" n6 k# `' L, j5 eAllied adjusted defense: 4  
& O% u* i& X1 H3 L* ]; I7 S- eJapanese assault odds: 6 to 1 (fort level 0)  
4 O8 X6 ]# ]" X$ `/ ~& U0 |Japanese forces CAPTURE Beaufort !!! % l' E: h% r) w6 J7 |6 G1 Q0 U
Combat modifiers
) A0 f$ J- Q4 T& u$ y; @- l( {Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), preparation(-), experience(-)9 v+ w3 H7 A) ~: W
Attacker: leaders(-) . Z; e' ?) M" {2 V% j& F
Allied ground losses:5 `2 f$ a8 E3 I3 ^; O
      67 casualties reported
- r7 L7 E# d% v2 y# E9 M         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled  j" z8 m5 r% k1 M% F6 j9 H
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 1 disabled0 {' h% \% m. Y; v$ t
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
0 n6 B- w! r6 e      Units retreated 11 v0 `& V7 X7 X4 M
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! 2 o9 p: p) ~+ C( b8 p
Assaulting units:
" `3 f' Q1 }7 n3 Q* a+ t    16th Naval Guard Unit
0 l$ D$ u7 }) R6 f' l3 tDefending units:
6 y6 j8 F6 w1 T. s& u    107th RN Base Force

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9 E0 T& M$ U; e( `6 E6 @"自己制造几百万套冬装不会是什么问题",你·仔细看一下德军41年冬装和42年冬装，两者不一样，应该是重新设计了。
9 b) u1 @) {% f( B5 n! s( l“问题在于元首的面子，德军参谋部是早有建议的，只是元首坚持不准备的，估计一个是之前放话说了最晚多久可以占领莫斯科之类，政治上和士气上考虑不希望准备冬装来打自己脸。”德军即使占领了莫斯科，他也得贮备冬装呀，莫非CTL占了莫斯科马上退回柏林过冬。冬装和是否占领莫斯科没关系，你向极寒地区进兵，就得预生产冬装，当然 汽车冷却液，飞机润滑油，枪栓润滑油等等也得换，斯大林不相信德国会进攻，就是因为德军没有准备冬装，他搞坚壁清野也可能是因为德军没冬装。