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差点忘了，当天还发生了一件事，对后期可能有不小影响，0 A  l% e1 c1 z6 P
日军一股部队从北线爬山进入缅甸境内，占领了北方一个基地，前出到密贴那附近，
8 v1 W7 T# H( u5 ^; f也怪当初本人有点大意，没有在北方山路上留一个营级单位侦查，( d8 p- p$ j6 l& ?7 _- n
过于依靠飞机的侦查能力了，而且侦察机主力都进了大陆，留下侦查的是一个轰炸机队- R9 S* x3 }* h' u1 S; d
侦查能力不强，在整个北上的近20天时间里，一次都没有侦察到这只日军部队
9 Z1 d  r) a& C由于新版不需要进攻空城，而会主动判给对方，所以不知道目前日军实力，已经派4发轰炸侦查了$ j! j% A) }5 K$ D( k' P
由于前期在阳光附近被击溃800AV左右日军，且长期没看到泰国仆从的影子
+ T, v+ v- ?1 x估计北上的是泰国部队，6百战力左右。巧合的是盟军这几天改属了锡兰岛上的3个团部队，. Q3 I- p1 }, n: A( N8 {, N8 H. C
正好当天在仰光卸载完毕，而且还正好是铁路运输状态，3百多战力，外加制空权还没完全丧失0 g! u* H$ Q9 w" z# X
还有机会，当天又有5w补给进入了大陆战场，共计32w了。3 ~. I! a) q' y/ x% u9 T$ d
仰光附近的盟军水面战队是赶来守卫港口的舰队。" b+ q+ C& P  j) U0 W  t

& H  x; z; j) o- \' Z' \& ~7 u由于日军明天将登陆孔雀港，估计马上就有零战进驻，这是荷兰空军最好的打击机会了2 f8 @& ?+ E( }; I$ e
经过几月训练，荷兰空军主要技能接近70左右，轰炸机的主要技能训练的是对海，60-70左右+ d6 t8 G- q9 T3 V
可惜机场只有4级，估计很难打出大的协同，不过已经将所有飞机都设置了对海进攻，
4 n- |9 y- s( B  J/ {2 p  {重点估计还要依靠海雷70左右的2队攻击机，究竟是荷兰空军继续被火鸡，$ H& M6 u6 S+ \/ R
还是能有收获就看明天的了，在这个紧要关头，菜花出差了
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为应对后续发展58特地赶过来和明星KB近距离合个影，58设置全甲板攻击，但是没有进打击范围& W( X7 J3 G3 M; m- o
如果KB南下或者双方反应，那就是天命了

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达拉根从旁边港口登陆再攻过去其实更节约时间，有时候就是这么欲速不达4 O" e# X# n# h! D2 l  u; U
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-4 22:20

! T' G& ?9 K- i2 l: ?* P2 j感觉达拉根坚挺的原因是当地的沼泽地形，如果从旁边登陆再过河突击达拉根
: b# t* W. A1 F) k估计也难有更好的效果，日军已经增援到180战力了，按说也不少了，但是盟军调整异常好看
. j( g$ W( o0 L5 p/ c5 y5 c& p5 e防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里，没有撤回来，就干脆死守当地。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 03, 420 Q3 E. S7 E, W3 T
当天触发了大量ss攻击和反潜攻击，不过仅命中阿根廷丸一雷，还是哑弹1 a4 W3 }. i# m- z( o2 [( k7 D
PT也遇到了登陆编队，也仅仅命中一雷，造成近百名日军落水; B& |8 ^9 b; ], w( b0 ^: T; f
巨港被炸得稀烂，35军在西安成功转世。加尔各答的B17和吉大港的双发都没有起飞  R/ U% U9 G  c& e0 D* j
导致今天依然不知道缅甸日军实力，转进到附近的3个团侦查显示对方只有一个单位。
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昨天KB驻岛云集孔雀港附近，后续登陆编队也就在一天之外，荷兰空军受命全部出击
7 z" M- X1 a9 ^0 m+ A58也特意赶到附近准备检漏，然后就没有然后了。
/ Z$ M3 |4 L2 b6 r9 dKB往西北，驻岛护送登陆编队往山口洋方向全部撤退了！！！
, m, s6 W7 D3 q3 ~$ d2 R反正盟军就为了拖时间，日军愿意等就等吧，荷兰空军继续训练了。
! H5 F- q3 c, i9 P+ t0 E3 _9 u019仅凭一发鱼雷就拖延了整个日军登陆计划，应该给艇员全体嘉奖啊。 & G& J" z5 U; Z4 v. }; E

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/ E+ x* F$ r) s" @! `ASW attack near Oosthaven  at 46,97
! \- q; D& O3 q6 Q  JJapanese Ships! {; j( G  V2 Y  n3 T6 T& n
      CA Aoba
9 e  |& b  H( P3 B  J6 I3 s9 O5 j      CA Chikuma" j* ?+ H$ ^( s! F- K6 T  e1 x: v; w
      CL Jintsu- [" h" j4 w+ F2 H: g: G  A
      DD Mutsuki
5 `3 D) X; ?: \      DD Urakaze
" v4 l- y& p! `# D/ S5 v5 u      DD Akebono. B; J( P) d2 u+ d2 R
      DD Oboro% ~( a, X  d) X. R& c
      DD Shigure
/ n! S8 Q5 n$ p9 L, t3 P8 S* W6 c      DD Kasumi
+ E; n, t; M4 `5 r* i1 |Allied Ships) I& t4 _0 M0 v3 o! f
      SS Seal
" x  R+ O" A% B# m5 j0 PSS Seal is sighted by escort
  X9 K1 n0 k6 A. M/ X0 JSeal diving deep ....& W& X$ A4 B! O3 A; ^
DD Akebono fails to find sub and abandons search
( _5 O$ w. s$ a6 QDD Oboro fails to find sub and abandons search! ]/ q, r5 _# M% |5 t* b# ~
DD Shigure fails to find sub, continues to search...
. s) a" J. P1 \  E- mDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...! e5 D4 L- \) Q+ @
DD Shigure fails to find sub and abandons search. a# ~; s" d& X: d# A$ `
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
. c0 `0 }; L( T1 T( t9 {% A  i/ j  IDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
6 ^, P5 U7 A- x. G; W$ I8 O& aDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...1 n1 y9 K' B/ u' l
DD Kasumi attacking submerged sub ....
9 p0 o! w$ m; q8 v5 nDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...: d8 l/ a0 [% j" f
Escort abandons search for sub
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ASW attack near Merak  at 48,97 2 k  l% e' t& D' H' D% a
Japanese Ships
! j% }: v+ I* e2 A0 Q4 i      CL Kinu
8 U! M2 n* q9 x3 @! X4 y      DD Nenohi) l" }% r0 l- B( f" k6 s
      DD Yugumo$ _: U+ z" k: j; W- Y% f% T0 {3 t
      DD Matsukaze
. ~7 ?  v6 d: j% X# G% {      DD Harukaze
5 P; Z, ]4 i! W, J% t" |/ d      DD Asakaze - o& i  I% s- o( s. T" x
Allied Ships0 m$ Z& t) G/ S' s4 C$ g! ^; h
      SS Skipjack, hits 2 & @1 b4 l* T" A2 g+ T; h- F6 V7 h0 j
SS Skipjack is sighted by escort
/ n) r6 t2 [3 a6 V* Y+ g; _% eDD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search+ z% J1 W/ h- P) ]4 \* o2 o
DD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ....4 L0 b+ \/ B) |. O0 w
DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
+ X; G: {7 L% c0 d; C6 ~DD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search
1 c# x7 S5 c! I6 s$ K& \DD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ....
6 N' p" L, W" j( z! h; j8 d$ \DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
( f# a1 H$ ~$ \# RDD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
1 j. q. c8 Z$ s2 l8 F9 wDD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...  D/ @$ u& d% n" S
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
" C4 H, r1 \" XDD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...9 |! p% h+ p6 o, k  J# z
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
) ?: h" i  t# e7 c! e+ fEscort abandons search for sub& e& y; y- `$ S9 `
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% `+ g3 n% S2 n/ I) R1 Z9 JSub attack near Batavia  at 49,97
0 q0 D; n5 ^4 }5 nJapanese Ships
: t7 }& j: I2 ?+ r$ Q      xAP Argentina Maru, O& s+ `  [! i' m" t2 }8 y4 c4 Q
      DMS W-10
6 O: T4 t; v& JAllied Ships. \1 d$ L; a& O- S) P
      SS Pike $ j5 B6 h% O4 e5 v, Q
SS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at xAP Argentina Maru
: d9 r/ T0 a6 [+ Z3 g$ rPike bottoming out ....
" y5 C! f7 \; j# F. k2 r5 B6 pDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
" e  d2 Y/ C7 H! ~DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...( k( [% c' _6 N8 }/ L
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...( S% z1 d! {% G" x( c* M
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
3 o: Y( E! K2 |" a% [: [0 U* oDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...( q( @7 e" j1 [% W* G. F2 l
Escort abandons search for sub
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4 M3 e2 e/ y" Z" l1 n1 uASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97 . U& m) C$ n& {/ ?2 s5 \. P$ i
Japanese Ships7 c2 f9 m% O3 \. W* l
      xAP Baikal Maru$ [0 {6 j' N' w7 Z" y+ q6 M% y
      DMS W-10
6 C4 ^6 Q& Q* [/ VAllied Ships- E& j6 ^3 j5 Q8 H
      SS Sturgeon
5 X/ U+ l" X: uSS Sturgeon is sighted by escort
7 S$ S5 S$ r5 t" k# o, o) eSturgeon bottoming out ....; W3 Z9 G) \6 |  f$ }" l
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
4 o  u) S7 a( J; pDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
- I1 d+ i$ R+ R0 u( ODMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search.../ A6 l8 c$ p6 S! Y9 s
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
, ]6 T* f' A9 s/ f# s% ]- hDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
$ P- ]* t3 p+ L3 U& GEscort abandons search for sub( x9 f& ~/ u! E% l. b, b9 l
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! u0 X- j# ^8 m0 [Sub attack near Batavia  at 49,97 * U& K0 |9 {$ o
Japanese Ships% B8 I( }% t6 v* a/ @# d: I
      DD Yugumo
/ ]* [+ L5 K  e2 H$ ^; S* e& e      BB Ise4 l+ i- f# p0 j1 D. A
      CL Kinu
/ M. x! D9 b  ~! n: E      DD Harukaze
' }! m: A& v, D% B# Z1 h      DD Nenohi
' S" ^! Q% j' ~; s      DD Matsukaze
; u# d- _7 Q- `' [      DD Asakaze
( {. b7 c( L. kAllied Ships
! T( j) a5 ~# X# s8 u      SS Searaven 9 N6 w: _7 h7 }6 o. d5 c
SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at DD Yugumo
7 F! {3 l, {. w3 _# p" z" \! CDD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....
( u" t; d/ c" V& C$ DDD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search& N! s5 W' h, q  v& y
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...  j2 n" |6 d+ u
DD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ...." W& [$ z) H8 }: ]1 [
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
* g! [3 f) z; ~# {2 L$ ]DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
: H- }" t& x1 e1 D5 k- g2 O1 @- }* REscort abandons search for sub # {% L; j  [7 O- I2 O* g$ _0 {" Q; v
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Batavia at 49,97, Range 12,000 Yards
1 N1 C/ d: z& \+ r1 IJapanese Ships
1 c) y! H& x# D      DMS W-2: V7 g+ C2 r" ]/ w5 Q
      DMS W-9
" S: d( H1 E" i      DMS W-105 p& M- i- t6 S/ T
      xAK Sinsei Maru
0 O& e5 T7 @' {      AMC Saigon Maru" u+ I! Y* N0 t0 }) Y. \
      xAK India Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire
! @2 Q/ n* ~* e- p      xAK Victoria Maru! ]$ D/ h8 E8 N5 N& l8 f  u+ G# r( Y
      xAP Argentina Maru
: P  T, |; l0 I; v4 x; D      xAP Baikal Maru
  Z  c$ n# H0 A7 I6 a1 Y' k# YAllied Ships$ m; ^4 W4 S. ^# y3 P7 y6 J# T
      PT-31
; o; C) x/ L$ L( G+ @      PT-32
6 B* ?8 j4 y( S9 C# r7 }      PT-33
$ a; ~. k1 e7 `( x( J      PT-35
! ^; F9 P! L' D! {2 K$ _# }' e      PT-41
2 l2 U) `' C: \$ I0 b      PT Q-111
! n4 h" g" y# w      PT Q-112 % R8 e3 G9 A6 l4 ]- ^8 t- k' y
Japanese ground losses:& U+ f" k( @: T/ x" q" V8 h
      93 casualties reported
  K8 ?8 K3 N# G         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled% s  |% @/ J2 N3 D0 y: F
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled  j1 n+ o5 c1 C* |
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled + G/ R6 z! q7 R
Improved night sighting under 100% moonlight+ a' m8 ]& J9 P; \
Maximum visibility in Clear Conditions and 100% moonlight: 12,000 yards
1 f5 ?- g; o+ s& r, m& NCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 12,000 yards
+ n# |! z' N0 j1 rCONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 12,000 yards& t/ M. m' W0 r) H# X
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 12,000 yards' S- b/ n! U3 ^( V( j5 {) L3 @, ]
PT Q-112 engages xAP Baikal Maru at 12,000 yards$ d+ q  ^1 ^' g7 G( O5 X  S3 v2 d
Range closes to 10,000 yards
% N" G" G' u7 I" M: oRange closes to 8,000 yards
; H6 q3 C5 c# {6 LPT Q-111 engages DMS W-2 at 8,000 yards
) i. s' T/ j. B5 Y+ [) J+ iDMS W-9 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards* z; S: E1 u. ^6 T2 J7 x
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards
) k$ d& K# u% i  n# v8 D. \: vPT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 8,000 yards. d# `# G1 b& x* j1 N! M# A% y/ h
Range closes to 5,000 yards
: E  \! L' g! e6 B0 TDMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards
; ^/ M! K% c* n8 sDMS W-2 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards, B' B: k9 L$ P) z
DMS W-2 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards
6 E5 M" \& {. e* xDMS W-10 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards; d8 s# ^8 `1 Y' B3 B
Massive explosion on xAK India Maru2 V  r) j! p5 v
PT-32 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards
# p7 X& u$ [. cPT-33 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards' @& P0 b2 ^; ^6 t' R& o3 f
DMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 5,000 yards' x9 w# h& \! c& T; U
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards
: V5 b( K7 o, o3 Y/ @DMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards" I3 g# p7 k- e& @* E8 ^. F
PT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards. p. |2 q9 l7 _, H
PT Q-112 engages xAK Victoria Maru at 5,000 yards3 n3 ^: Z( _' k4 g8 c
PT Q-111 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards
8 c5 b( v% [. U/ X  VPT-41 engages DMS W-10 at 5,000 yards9 `  h' v# y# G
PT-35 engages DMS W-2 at 5,000 yards. k- n3 \* n" U# m6 q
PT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards& v4 ]' @9 \/ C
DMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards
; Q3 @  v% b9 F! tPT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards
) I* {4 E- N9 |PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards
5 r/ R) E, C% n9 e0 EGallegos D. orders Allied TF to disengage& Z3 h0 \2 t  f4 Y0 h" u
Range increases to 6,000 yards
. L$ l8 v) d5 h) MDMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 6,000 yards
. b0 d! R" M! Q  U0 A9 f; I) WDMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 6,000 yards
' h+ |) {- f, {; lDMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 6,000 yards
# U4 T, j  C/ c+ X5 rDMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 6,000 yards
" V* a  j3 ?6 ]3 ^* K3 d' A+ T6 PPT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 6,000 yards9 U  G! _, U! `: c. c
PT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 6,000 yards; F, w% O* [0 V  f# W
PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 6,000 yards% `$ W2 P" s7 ^* [% e
Range increases to 10,000 yards( ?; F! E0 |6 r4 Q$ B' M6 z
DMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 10,000 yards
- S$ A  @: c9 o+ SDMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards
! i: D9 }- h) c5 f1 xDMS W-2 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards3 X! h- H% g& ]# t
PT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 10,000 yards
: O$ h2 G! ^% C7 X, NDMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 10,000 yards, o; G3 N4 a+ c4 z
Task forces break off... & \9 P3 t# c6 c/ \5 R
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ASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97 - X& g# H5 c$ [: x: `
Japanese Ships
2 T% s6 v  h6 T+ I6 V* F      CA Ashigara
! \9 d' I" H0 Z2 @- y( p* T      CL Kinu
& s# x  O5 X7 X4 o      DD Harukaze
8 V3 a. q/ i3 O      DD Nenohi
; L/ \: q- c' W/ {1 Y3 S      DD Yugumo" _" J4 D* X( o, ]  z
      DD Matsukaze
5 ?) f5 [0 n. |; p      DD Asakaze
! _: w" A+ o* T9 W' Y$ J* I8 W8 eAllied Ships  B: l5 n; I5 [  Z( _7 k
      SS KIX
) {9 c+ v# T* m, x4 v  U2 CSS KIX is sighted by escort
3 ?/ L) b, R0 rKIX bottoming out ....
- B1 U6 m! _& |$ {* U6 c, V9 IDD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search
- q6 q* v5 @- }- G8 BDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...$ _1 O. D: ~8 T% C
Escort abandons search for sub " f' E/ u+ P5 Z8 r
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# l- I; W1 Y1 o4 q) |$ E0 A- FSub attack near Batavia  at 50,96 + W# i* h9 X  U+ n
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      CA Ashigara
4 Z) s! z! h) O7 |& @$ P$ T      BB Ise, u) e9 D9 n0 P. k) @/ o( n
      CL Kinu
' ]) a  f$ y2 v' l2 c- p1 ?7 U: I) V- i      DD Harukaze
; P- ]# S' P% |* x      DD Yugumo! a3 M" n: T, i  o( i2 ~) z# m# K
      DD Matsukaze/ i# w# z; L  ~" R5 b% H2 m# p
      DD Asakaze
2 u* T% o1 d, `Allied Ships7 W4 l8 n# |4 M5 u
      SS Pike " x6 h6 q) h% D5 Q# a+ C( e' ^( K
SS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at CA Ashigara
' c0 J* k* {3 J$ SPike bottoming out ....
+ _1 c+ }, b. p1 @) _" z' fDD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search. D6 M7 a  A6 v+ _0 O
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
4 r' K/ T/ ]! U* [; j; H  c# BDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...! m; l  o# u( h- y4 |+ r7 e
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search.... Z% y) Y& f0 x% B) u& I
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...4 C, u; U8 y# p) z' ]$ O
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
. a6 A$ ?; w- l% k/ L6 z3 z: m. kEscort abandons search for sub$ M) Z! g9 q( P( z( q
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Morning Air attack on 9th Division, at 81,43 , near Ankang
4 I+ x2 J9 o2 V" S5 Q( S& KWeather in hex: Light rain
, a7 O! r) [9 {& |* PRaid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.1 |) l2 ?$ D  d" E* [8 ^6 X" a
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes 3 i* K* y# ?# x0 h+ w: E
Allied aircraft
3 ]8 w8 U4 ?# B      A-29A Hudson x 8
6 z5 J. [! ^0 a* H" vAllied aircraft losses
2 ^3 r5 W9 H; t* |$ b0 D' F      A-29A Hudson: 1 damaged - G/ @3 j  Y" J6 Z
Aircraft Attacking:
! p7 Q( r' @9 K$ N& l       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet
4 N. W+ L2 [, ?) x, X               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on 6th Division, at 81,47 , near Patung 2 h3 L* }  K( F- O5 T
Weather in hex: Moderate rain
1 C3 N0 S) S% J; L& jRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
0 B" ]2 s0 R0 G$ r' g# GEstimated time to target is 4 minutes 1 D6 i# L+ d$ S! O0 ?
Allied aircraft
3 I' X! k' o) D! }& B" J: s      SB-III x 4 : U! T/ o" g6 l# j- }3 @- d+ r0 @
No Allied losses
' {3 W; \$ c) V; _# f/ xAircraft Attacking:
- d" n! W" ]$ J6 G       4 x SB-III bombing from 6000 feet
- `; w1 E2 `: b7 y7 b5 i) {' t# @               Ground Attack:  6 x 100 kg GP Bomb   c( F; D" q/ m7 B
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$ l' w2 N6 X7 u6 k- z3 aAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
7 q' N* _/ Z* MWeather in hex: Overcast - S, k3 F+ N0 s
Raid spotted at 9 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet./ ]9 |" M: V# S! B
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes 2 J+ n4 z4 m3 f. x3 z7 M2 s( p' ]
Japanese aircraft
" p+ {2 ^+ E- x6 U      A6M2 Zero x 44
9 d1 r1 T; m  J  |/ b* o+ ?6 E. ?      G4M1 Betty x 18
: \& e3 z7 C9 GJapanese aircraft losses
9 Y2 b3 a( F- V      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
" N! ]6 ^+ P- a, c, U% ]1 h      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak : G3 o0 D7 U2 L3 J0 x
Airbase hits 32 x5 S4 q9 t6 |: k0 w  y  N
Airbase supply hits 3
3 ~2 i  O: x' h1 D$ |" hRunway hits 6
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  4 A* J7 D, c5 O& n$ i
Weather in hex: Overcast
, J! t: g6 `" v' ~: GRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
9 |" a3 T- O$ c$ DEstimated time to target is 7 minutes ; H( e* }2 r8 p- P0 d- U# ~4 G
Japanese aircraft# W- e$ J1 b5 K% E
      A6M2 Zero x 16
4 S* o- O9 h  R" a" `0 p, m      G3M2 Nell x 237 i6 O: C. `4 B7 J" ]
      G4M1 Betty x 23 6 U/ h- @* Z6 l* X
Japanese aircraft losses, V6 Q0 l) i/ W  g8 {
      G3M2 Nell: 4 damaged
+ L$ t6 I/ ^6 N; v  j7 E      G3M2 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak% j. w- j0 Z. q$ |, i
      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged ' R6 Y0 E3 n9 u9 c; z& n5 n3 r3 R6 x
Airbase hits 5
, @, E/ n+ B0 }3 b6 XAirbase supply hits 2
7 S, o( Z2 Z2 Q( W  @Runway hits 19. c( g% e! G9 m9 f  M
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  9 A; u8 v5 H9 F9 _2 V$ ~5 m7 \
Weather in hex: Overcast
+ a( ~  h! n1 q* Z5 P2 [5 [! M7 ZRaid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.5 k: [# y( U( c  n5 J+ |7 E
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes 8 H* h4 h5 B' m6 Y
Japanese aircraft0 u& X" a/ a/ ^/ p: r
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 31
, n- q/ S9 B( x1 R" `5 x& |Japanese aircraft losses1 ?+ a: D" y8 F4 X1 E
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 6 damaged
  s3 z+ g  {$ L" Q      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak ' k6 R. h9 t: |& c5 V
Allied ground losses:5 W4 o- v( v1 s" `! q
      5 casualties reported
* I0 G5 ~3 p. ?5 y  b/ M: a( r         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) Z3 i: K. x+ T; P6 V0 v$ Q         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled! w/ o* R0 ?8 V/ I4 @+ J8 M
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
5 I8 e+ @5 j# r- L' h( u! Y# }Airbase hits 5
7 K' L3 B* ?8 ~% H& w0 uAirbase supply hits 1
0 T! G$ k' F$ m. J1 k$ ~/ LRunway hits 8+ P3 ?; [* ^) s6 d" a) S
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& p7 }( h0 A( Z$ l: b  AGround combat at Sian (83,41)
) g2 B/ q) T7 S( xAllied Shock attack 0 H) k6 g2 b* x  t7 Q% M
Attacking force 1798 troops, 34 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5
; I/ X8 k# O: L+ d7 e. D# xDefending force 18075 troops, 102 guns, 80 vehicles, Assault Value = 524 : ?8 P. @- @" L3 A
Allied adjusted assault: 0  1 u/ B2 u% |) C: H$ ]# P6 |, o! S& W* ?
Japanese adjusted defense: 231  
9 l8 z  ]& |8 k% aAllied assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 2)  
9 C3 @- n# B2 T; B+ x0 R5 S" S# X3 tCombat modifiers
" S0 @1 P9 {8 H( V% f; }. {Defender: preparation(-), experience(-)
& [' d3 X3 d- J0 h. `- r2 O" jAttacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-), disruption(-), fatigue(-)
1 h5 a, S- s, Z# m supply(-)
" y! f8 c: S8 I1 b8 a0 B8 jJapanese ground losses:
& Z( N$ {; @1 }+ z9 g% f3 r4 C  b, H      9 casualties reported
; r; k* O1 W* m# D6 b3 h/ G         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
- f1 I' ]4 |4 z- c% r         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled( c' E" J! w+ d9 m! |. a
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. Y- Q+ Y  p, l4 xAllied ground losses:. Q/ g1 I$ t3 ?, e
      592 casualties reported% e9 ~: G! j  t; I
         Squads: 43 destroyed, 0 disabled5 d0 ~0 s3 b# K8 x7 F* \& g
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled; ~9 Q2 u% t1 B/ C: T2 Y' ~8 J
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 H( u5 V  q1 `' ^" \& b- k' O      Guns lost 20 (20 destroyed, 0 disabled)
, _5 m2 [! V/ f4 j) ~. bAssaulting units:$ M/ p$ a% Z; n- z( C9 L. B
    35th Chinese Corps
0 @  M, _0 P& d( e- Y) I6 }Defending units:% ^1 h9 Z$ U$ d
    4th Ind.Mixed Brigade
# k4 q) C6 `  O5 {    102nd NCPC Route Brigade- Q$ s5 m+ {4 S  E# ^8 P
    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade3 J% o, c+ V7 y( t: N3 B
    15th RGC Temp. Division# `$ v+ h4 ?! B8 ?7 C, C
    North China Area Army
2 r: X# L5 i4 Z- ?    69th JAAF AF Coy
+ j1 x4 m: y& l$ E5 U    19th JNAF AF Unit
1 W+ h; h. h0 I  K" \3 ~% r+ W    68th JAAF AF Coy  
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Allied Unit(s) surrounded at Sian

wangqifeng

8 }% F' H) i0 ]  ]感觉达拉根坚挺的原因是当地的沼泽地形，如果从旁边登陆再过河突击达拉根7 H+ o/ W, Q5 T8 B, B
估计也难有更好的效果，日军已经增援到180战力了，按说也不少了，但是盟军调整异常好看% M; e' c! M/ D4 X- `1 m
防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里， ...' p) D, |2 ]4 W9 h5 f( \, f
zer0 发表于 2014-12-5 22:45

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冒着岸炮登陆，各种混乱+损失，比过河突击什么的亏得多，同时，卸载船队也可能因为延误被空袭，多有不利。9 m, b" i1 x2 c: X; x9 x
从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。

zer0

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冒着岸炮登陆，各种混乱+损失，比过河突击什么的亏得多，同时，卸载船队也可能因为延误被空袭，多有不利。3 {  O6 c! J# j( @2 B# O
从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。# T% ?2 Y+ Y$ Y" M' R. |0 B7 R
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-6 03:28

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从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，2 M& j1 \" {) B+ B5 g; Q: X+ Z# A
不过2个海警能否轻松搞定很是怀疑，毕竟也是过河突击，外加沼泽地形。6 B8 M, W2 v+ s; q
本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，
% b, L" u7 a8 G0 \& i' v在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地形的关系，! _7 \# z+ |' q2 m6 M% t- f
要加快步伐，可以考虑突击前炮击一次。当然这种小地方，就是被盟军拖延下，也没啥大问题。

zer0

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 04, 42
) r, ]. S* J/ ^( k. F当天荷兰海军偷袭新加坡，发现当地有CA编队驻守，未取得战果，反而搭进去1cl1dd。
& T, \9 u4 e5 @% f. R9 [日军突击达拉根，荷兰守军居然又挡住了 6 d; E0 x. C3 L. x0 P& {+ J& s7 f
KB继续往苏门答腊岛北部撤离，缅甸的轰炸显示当地是第1突击团，这个部队不太熟悉5 }* ?  V1 g( Y: @  k" j6 i3 f
再去进一步查证实力，不过就一个团，估计难有大作为。
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 7,000 Yards
+ F% T0 |+ N9 U8 ]- IJapanese Ships
3 y2 m3 ^  z" r. m' p6 f      CA Takao, Shell hits 1
0 h# Z2 h2 J" P      CA Chokai, Shell hits 1
7 P2 @. B! z; R      CL Sendai, Shell hits 1
# Q5 [  Z7 I, d% ~6 z      CL Kuma, Shell hits 1- y4 _8 x$ k- x
      DD Hagikaze/ {% n. q( }3 {. |2 [# s- t
      DD Oshio
# b4 I, a  M2 o      DD Michishio- W  i* o; S) M( o" w5 L7 G/ c& y7 T6 Q
      DD Yamagumo, Shell hits 1,  on fire9 K1 a2 L* G4 _# U5 |) n1 ]# \4 M! J
      DD Asagumo
7 _% v5 B: n' {% q      DD Akatsuki( g2 N9 K; {: M( ?" o9 U
      DD Ikazuchi
' F3 C6 a, [7 `7 g6 N6 v$ MAllied Ships) O4 L4 o9 J" k
      CL Sumatra, Shell hits 2
/ ^" {+ c6 r; p2 {- l" ?- @      CL Danae, Shell hits 1. c! [8 k: G2 K* P: k4 R' K
      CL Dragon, Shell hits 7,  heavy fires
; B: C( Y* d! y& h# ]( J      CL Durban, Shell hits 32 ^" i+ k& p( [0 x% V( [% ?  ]+ }  b
      DD Vampire$ @- C4 [4 j+ {% Y# I/ b, [* ]3 V1 Z
      DD Vendetta, Shell hits 1
* u, G- r0 i1 v% h/ W& q      DD Banckert, Shell hits 1$ G9 q0 z0 w4 F4 S
      DD Piet Hein, Shell hits 3,  on fire
+ `9 @; p" y8 P# [, }/ CImproved night sighting under 96% moonlight
! j3 ]8 |& k+ g+ j4 u9 ^4 [* @Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 96% moonlight: 8,000 yards
3 w$ E, A$ D" z2 \& M4 L1 H5 X( TRange closes to 17,000 yards...
- r! l2 w$ Z3 k. b- v* b! u3 xRange closes to 11,000 yards.../ M( s8 S, A$ K$ O
Range closes to 7,000 yards...
* o4 `( K# w& f; S4 J( [0 ]! yCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 7,000 yards
$ X. F# D  I" G0 l) gCONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 7,000 yards
- Q! d6 r$ i( R; EWatanabe, Seishichi crosses the 'T'; \1 _8 {$ Q; Q5 F6 }$ k
CL Dragon engages CA Takao at 7,000 yards" n  P! w$ l; d. {1 V
CL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards/ o" ^5 G( q- i
CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 7,000 yards
5 m, \6 S$ K  I3 d; a& gDD Piet Hein engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards) d5 t; L+ q+ t5 E. F
DD Vendetta engages DD Yamagumo at 7,000 yards; C6 d5 o/ B. S4 Z7 ?& ?
DD Piet Hein engages DD Michishio at 7,000 yards& O2 F# Y0 Y. M( b2 h7 s
Range closes to 4,000 yards
1 ^. Y3 Y9 |6 t; e* g+ s! `CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards% g) N, y9 @" U& m/ R/ H
CA Takao engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
: V9 R" |# B8 ~  L& O) t# k, KCL Sumatra engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards! O- g" D' U0 \! ]* h
CL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards1 M+ @8 M" P& p5 d9 V( m3 O5 Q
DD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
5 b' u" f- x9 l: {DD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
4 k& b) I8 n. }- t" uDD Yamagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards4 W2 }/ \: }4 ^; j
DD Vendetta engages DD Michishio at 4,000 yards: a6 R3 {* S; h) R$ q
DD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards# E6 x4 s" g3 ^' Z
DD Piet Hein engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards! G9 G; z7 U9 `4 ^, m, p0 ]
CL Kuma engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards
* p) {: R5 Z! C0 q1 n+ G! D; PCA Takao engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards
# ^( [, O  g4 @1 T, K9 l) `CA Takao engages CL Danae at 4,000 yards
0 L$ `3 }+ c4 u+ B. h5 pCL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards1 D  h' R7 d9 I4 N# L
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards. [# p. r3 c- L) Y2 F, P; e; C
DD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
' U( \0 t* V7 Y! Y. W" s0 j8 v1 jDD Vendetta engages DD Ikazuchi at 4,000 yards
7 A' A9 m" G# N- G; R/ LDD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 4,000 yards9 M* J, b- V5 I- b* B# p8 N
DD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards4 l8 d) O0 k1 a$ S) a
DD Vendetta engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards+ [* U. T, O0 M8 J/ Y0 C$ A
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards% ~2 J( B3 X; C* X' u" g
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
$ x& {) g  u1 ?" ]0 H2 h5 y7 dCL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards1 q/ P" E& Z# Z/ w2 Y
CA Chokai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards
( R1 f, j9 A! N, mDD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards, W/ p7 V! k' J
DD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards2 e4 V( Q) a4 a4 a" k. j$ g  z( x
DD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
! \8 a* n& b5 L0 a: G3 |3 x+ v2 x: P  hDD Oshio engages DD Vampire at 4,000 yards
) X& a/ h; b; q- h4 hDD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards" \7 Q" N- N( R' D
DD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
: r3 c4 W2 D% A+ }, [+ x5 DRange increases to 5,000 yards
2 u2 M' G, \8 j0 R+ I! vCL Kuma engages CL Durban at 5,000 yards
. X5 G! S6 H! M, `. HCL Sendai engages CL Dragon at 5,000 yards! }3 f: ]& s; q  [9 A7 D! T9 X
CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards7 ~9 `/ w: a3 [/ {! H  L
CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards
6 o0 z* k1 j! g/ oDD Ikazuchi engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards
( o1 A0 b4 D! C7 h7 s: P% DDD Banckert engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards( h7 U: Y! }: r! c. n8 D, ~
DD Vampire engages DD Asagumo at 5,000 yards
8 f) t  G+ M+ f3 E! O3 f# CDD Vampire engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards& G2 u; O( o/ w8 y" b! L  {6 Q
DD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards
) R2 Y& r( R5 V6 h' a& b, KDD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards1 r  f- h7 V) ?) C& I
DD Hagikaze engages DD Piet Hein at 5,000 yards2 _6 \5 Z; z2 ^) M! h5 i
Range increases to 9,000 yards
, [: b) p" x: y; PCA Chokai engages CL Durban at 9,000 yards
: V" [" j3 b3 C1 A+ v9 UCA Takao engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards
/ k7 R$ k/ D8 D# F! b( BCL Danae engages CL Kuma at 9,000 yards2 L( D$ _/ B" h0 ^
CL Sendai engages CL Danae at 9,000 yards/ h. `9 u# C2 d8 L/ c5 j
DD Yamagumo engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards# e9 D4 w* n, p* s# u% R9 @
DD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 9,000 yards# }1 r( a( O( Z$ r
DD Vampire engages DD Akatsuki at 9,000 yards! G& A: I& i$ Q6 z0 K6 F0 e
DD Vampire engages DD Michishio at 9,000 yards
+ M1 A+ n" @9 i5 ?) PDD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 9,000 yards; T( L0 d! {0 t1 c9 m& C' I( ]. P+ @
Range increases to 11,000 yards* Z6 Q$ G% v$ |/ p* o
CA Chokai engages CL Danae at 11,000 yards
% I9 ~9 \, Z2 t5 z; Q, DCL Durban engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards
7 T. c+ d" u; a) |0 GCL Kuma engages CL Dragon at 11,000 yards7 X/ R- ]3 _+ g8 ?& |# N* e
CL Sumatra engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards; E  v: w3 [2 a4 h
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards( i1 q' g, e& p' e9 @8 s5 i
DD Akatsuki engages DD Vendetta at 11,000 yards
7 u/ Z' O' }& T4 z4 u9 f9 FDD Asagumo engages DD Piet Hein at 11,000 yards) k/ a8 U, t; V5 @# J8 O+ v
DD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 11,000 yards
- T# g2 |$ \( }) nTask forces break off...
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' P3 g' F( x! |+ x3 o% p/ p! bDay Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 19,000 Yards & \# i$ L9 T1 y4 Z% @
Japanese Ships
  z, W( X  I& y/ j/ ^7 x      CA Kumano$ k  D' j9 c: _. d* |0 H: `
      DD Arashi! F' w2 F" B6 x
      DD Harusame
' e% x. _: d1 q+ S* f8 x      DD Asagiri! i2 ?9 b# Q, D$ C* B
      DD Sagiri 2 I. Q9 O" c# O; F# ]% ?' m
Allied Ships6 U7 k/ I! ?( a/ G% t0 f
      CL Dragon, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk" T3 Q) f7 [% R" k" @' B
      DD Banckert, Shell hits 15, and is sunk 4 a& T# B' X+ }) s4 o$ ?# t
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions: 20,000 yards/ m5 Y( i( Z7 S- M+ U. ]
Range closes to 21,000 yards...: @6 E& ^- j) }# @1 B5 s$ b5 {
Range closes to 19,000 yards...
5 F6 J2 a5 K' Y8 nCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 19,000 yards
, l# G2 z0 U' E1 `: FCONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 19,000 yards& Z$ u; f6 F) g% H; J6 @* @
Tanaka, Kikumatsu crosses the 'T'$ C9 V7 f7 k& O7 H
CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards
$ g; x1 ~. @7 J, y& M/ L4 F9 P$ O6 C: I+ }CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards* \$ m, l/ g( b( W3 T1 A& U# O
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 19,000 yards# K; x) s" q- |4 T9 s4 j
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 19,000 yards
$ V* A, B' ~4 y- {0 hRange closes to 16,000 yards
! i, j! T! a$ q+ t3 O/ PDD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 16,000 yards  u( A& s$ E0 M" t
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 16,000 yards8 B- Y0 a  e2 }/ h
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 16,000 yards& K5 Z4 P( K- Q& O/ d/ ?
DD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 16,000 yards
5 a0 d+ _6 {) z/ a4 U7 Q, q& \Range closes to 12,000 yards. i3 l1 {) o2 B7 w' d( C+ s5 S- p8 m
CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 12,000 yards
) n# k7 v9 B2 C9 E  a+ C  P; bDD Banckert engages DD Sagiri at 12,000 yards
3 C- v' z$ x( c) FDD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 12,000 yards
& v+ x7 V% n& bDD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards
! g7 L) Q9 c- s; S. s0 NRange closes to 10,000 yards
+ ^, b0 z. u) R' \CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 10,000 yards% H5 {( [% A! f' I7 b' f' s
DD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 10,000 yards  h, n1 o+ ^& l- e9 t) F
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards& U8 J# a6 v8 [5 K* o& @% Z
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards) _* a0 A/ i: t2 a) K9 I8 {) ]
Range closes to 9,000 yards4 m2 D( z+ _7 i6 }3 R  k) h; S8 _6 D
CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards
4 e$ G, B3 V0 BDD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 9,000 yards
) x1 o% r* c" r9 p3 MDD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
* `7 q  x5 T1 t. S8 F$ z1 k& IRange closes to 8,000 yards
7 \8 ?# K3 F6 X1 p) }7 Y2 u& UCL Dragon sunk by CA Kumano at 8,000 yards
( F8 M! s# T  Z; `% w2 |6 YDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
+ U2 ^# d1 {+ ]2 }, bDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards; L* ?( J) ~0 s8 z, z$ H+ F
DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards# S  F, J9 V( r7 |
DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards/ Q" l% o9 q7 r
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
1 }' j( F) u% v# z" bRange increases to 11,000 yards' l! _. ^* s; Q' l; e
DD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 11,000 yards
; I; w; z- T# z: `/ x; L% J( k  GDD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
+ C+ q% m5 \! ]" |) FRange increases to 12,000 yards
" k4 Y. o/ g/ a  u0 _# ^CA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards$ ]  x; {1 a% p- N$ H
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards- \% W7 X2 |, X1 L+ a$ H$ b
Range closes to 11,000 yards
$ }! d- C0 v/ y0 G1 q* `DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
9 u  U7 u% r0 `, {. R& DDD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 11,000 yards
, {/ C/ \6 @# `DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards) d$ [, _/ W7 M5 x  c
Range closes to 9,000 yards
7 e, ]$ J' s, Y% @' m5 iCA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
+ o2 b, T% E- A" M9 sDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards: s8 o& D' a0 x+ J
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
. k+ o1 k, L/ N1 Z' y* A0 y" GRange closes to 5,000 yards* d9 b8 u1 G# N, w
DD Banckert sunk by CA Kumano at 5,000 yards
& w1 k1 X! b) I1 vCombat ends with last Allied ship sunk...
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# y- F: J: p! n+ ^Morning Air attack on 1st Ind.Mixed Brigade, at 81,43 , near Ankang
% @: N* n; }& |( N/ K( s* u- W, m1 nWeather in hex: Thunderstorms 9 @  D  r8 ^9 y' B5 Q$ a
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet." p; y: y' D1 B  ~
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
! K6 Y" ^1 ?* C* M- `2 m: G. MAllied aircraft- A  u( t6 y% D. E6 v5 ~, C7 R
      A-29A Hudson x 8
* @6 f- n  z- P0 |  `Allied aircraft losses4 k3 I9 _& Y% K& O4 K$ J
      A-29A Hudson: 2 damaged
* u$ y' g* a  A/ g6 U5 OAircraft Attacking:
8 ?3 ^& F. v# A       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet
* X4 h; h  P4 E- {/ W  F! [               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
0 ~* R% X, B: R2 r2 ?------------------------------------------------------------% S1 ]$ u6 J6 J# @% n# }
Afternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
1 j3 D. v1 I; u8 J* x4 B9 jWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
$ _0 ?4 F0 I  ?! u$ x) f& z8 nRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
! i$ x0 e+ |: N/ c% \" fEstimated time to target is 3 minutes
6 t3 k% A5 X+ p3 z. \1 VAllied aircraft
- z* Z. N: e9 u4 k      B-17D Fortress x 17 2 Y0 V9 o- d7 E4 n
No Allied losses
+ i7 t6 A0 M8 ?9 qJapanese ground losses:+ |9 a6 A7 i* Q
      19 casualties reported# O2 x; D9 b6 K, U( x8 R* a( O
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled2 L7 [# I5 g9 m: d  x' z8 Q
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
- K& ~  \3 R; q' ?) h* M3 M; _5 \& Q1 v         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 N1 l' M! x% H8 m* z8 k$ nAircraft Attacking:: D3 O: M9 t# n' u0 g1 W
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
. R* O1 w; t  @/ Y% l               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
2 t. j; @2 _# l5 c       5 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet: A! N4 b7 j( O9 P& q
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb% j% r; ~7 s$ k
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
# J% m( d  `. [/ m               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb , A* w" f4 [4 u: y$ X- U, e
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: H6 B0 D6 ?0 IAfternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
% i$ f  W! N4 wWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
% G$ R; `7 N2 n8 l( q0 i9 MRaid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.) }. p, I# A. y) {/ M
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes 3 Z. r! _$ Z5 {
Allied aircraft
) ]9 h( D8 I0 K2 O7 Q      B-17D Fortress x 7
$ i! S5 y) U2 z9 ]No Allied losses & m  m1 I+ p2 H# z- a* W; U
Japanese ground losses:, t( `. y5 E; i0 e6 u$ b- Q" c
      21 casualties reported
) Q* [. Q2 J. |; g2 W         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
6 ?* e, @3 l4 F0 [         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
+ H% i$ H- s! R+ j- t9 l         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled   h$ }! n8 G" f* h3 o, G- ]) e
Aircraft Attacking:
: q: [: k3 v, @' Z( h* N       7 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
. t" Q" S  I- P% g  k               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
# u4 Q! R+ P; E1 R; H-------------------------------------------------------
) T: T$ j$ c& W6 q. BGround combat at 99,130 (near Port Moresby) & q  s* y2 a( t1 Z
Japanese Shock attack , `1 X7 O" G6 Q/ i
Attacking force 11879 troops, 139 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 411
# H8 B. l0 B9 ^8 A- B! p/ iDefending force 4844 troops, 31 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 77 1 i) }9 |! L$ k7 U
Japanese adjusted assault: 365  
; D0 x# u2 `  V+ nAllied adjusted defense: 115  
! x( ^9 P' D$ ]. x0 @( Z" _+ vJapanese assault odds: 3 to 1  + c" n7 F; w" Q. K
Combat modifiers
  A! p# N" O% C- T" m! u' Y2 xDefender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-), supply(-)' t. e; `, z# c: t9 V* {) O1 P' V- }
Attacker: shock(+)   L, S# N" m# c: s, z
Japanese ground losses:
: c2 G) g8 L! ~! C. b      168 casualties reported* y) z  L( D4 B5 M( b+ D
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 17 disabled
! G3 ?7 f* I  Z& C: G% _         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled' t9 o" H+ O  t0 Y6 U$ P
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled & z. U% s3 v2 b# i
Allied ground losses:
7 k4 ]1 S( G& {+ Z      1424 casualties reported+ b- ]1 s& K! G3 E3 ^' h
         Squads: 68 destroyed, 0 disabled
. Q) I' e; j/ a- _         Non Combat: 121 destroyed, 0 disabled; F  V5 n% n8 y
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 D+ I6 k3 N( {4 a7 x* A      Guns lost 9 (4 destroyed, 5 disabled)
3 }0 ?7 u& F# r/ V# Z- n      Units retreated 2
$ |* X8 H( U, q4 d, _Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
; @2 x; d( v$ Y5 u3 [Assaulting units:
# R( W3 l! H9 b# y    146th Infantry Regiment: `( {$ I  N. C( i% R2 Z0 F5 F- d( H$ z
    144th Infantry Regiment
3 q9 z( @1 n; B- w0 g    16th Infantry Regiment% ^% {, K) @* G: i
    2nd Field Artillery Regiment 0 U+ I+ ?5 B. A& p6 f
Defending units:9 ?8 I! n  \! U1 w
    1st Australian Division
1 [4 y) g8 m2 M2 b1 V; z( ~& A    15th RAAF Base Force
1 ]9 p: I- S9 Z-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ( X9 ~% Y! s7 D7 l$ B
Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91) ( T4 G  k- W; j# \2 W! f
Japanese Shock attack
) g  g" e1 g) ?: X! i9 x. ?7 i* KAttacking force 4527 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 181
7 u% l/ b7 ~) k/ yDefending force 1542 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 27
. e6 d: t1 t# V, U0 `Japanese adjusted assault: 142  4 K5 e+ K) `& {0 O: t
Allied adjusted defense: 58  0 U9 i2 v. D+ ]' t) L) e( K# N
Japanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 1)  " W, V* @$ d3 W3 ^
Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 0
: e+ ?% K0 P4 t0 {% {9 H5 R1 ICombat modifiers
2 ?  t% }' S7 c5 |8 O% mDefender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)
. o% L9 }8 z% d8 E9 a9 SAttacker: shock(+)
% u: J/ C& O, t! @0 x. r* `Japanese ground losses:0 {# Z2 O4 B, K1 z7 z
      130 casualties reported
1 i! g& f; Y' g1 N, P; K6 X         Squads: 2 destroyed, 12 disabled
8 w2 @3 N/ U9 i  w         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
3 e- I( n; D1 o( }7 i! J         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 j$ n4 M8 u$ x) ]( `& a" rAllied ground losses:
1 e" y: c9 c, `$ i$ l      153 casualties reported. T# ^" g1 |0 k! b0 k- s1 p
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 15 disabled& M4 p0 Y4 {# N/ i  U
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 5 disabled7 k' J9 k$ F. V$ H6 a' t. H
         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 D& l9 K( |# @4 f7 o1 C9 B2 kAssaulting units:# v+ ~4 u6 l% g/ o, W+ q
    15th Naval Guard Unit
- K+ f. d2 v* J( N0 K* x    Kure 3rd SNLF2 z' f, ?4 l- t, B# l1 i( T% y3 _/ C
    I./124th Infantry Battalion8 Y6 D2 b& c$ `3 X2 k& X/ y
    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  # o7 \7 r. U* k. a
Defending units:
# n8 k1 p! {) W3 M7 I- ?2 @1 [7 W    VII KNIL Battalion
. G  t7 q# m8 Y    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion
. v9 E3 x: d! t; I% x    Tarakan Base Force

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 05, 427 k0 e/ E( G7 j: z' X2 }  K
日军连续突击达拉根，当地守军不堪消耗，无奈败退，达拉根易手。1 M/ k' J& }+ I
日军玩命的炸巨港，有必要炸这么烂么。。
7 p; G0 t, X8 WKB继续北撤，已从侦查界面消失，会不会去仰光打击当地守卫编队呢？; a2 x, S3 o" W
推测对方应该会绕道回新加坡，毕竟瑞鹤中弹了，老拖着也不是个事
: y& s( k  H! I0 U; }, H3 k2 T已经派10+的ss到马六甲海峡附近去布雷和伏击了，看运气吧。
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  ' W$ D: W0 K! i1 E9 F
Weather in hex: Severe storms ! d5 V* E) {2 C' u3 Y" n* J- r' p6 P
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
$ V; _; k) j) _- g; x2 G3 TEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
! A: t2 o2 A9 ~7 PJapanese aircraft! Z' }" g0 k3 R" `2 B- d; f
      A6M2 Zero x 45
8 g' E* J$ |/ Y      G3M2 Nell x 32
3 a% _' y0 y) x' X/ Y/ w      G4M1 Betty x 45
) P8 m. F* H! t+ k0 K      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 32
. Y" E8 F6 Y- E8 N  r4 s( X* \Japanese aircraft losses" r% v, m" c' l
      G3M2 Nell: 7 damaged
1 f6 G# y! ?2 L$ F      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged ( [+ T8 |  g( j2 W% a: @5 N* N
Airbase hits 50 L; B+ l  r$ K' O# S6 s. Q( \3 |
Airbase supply hits 3
1 N# X9 f. Q. {( h) x+ k  g  ~: G' `Runway hits 18 ( a/ F  y1 M" Q8 _! u) ^% Z! z
Aircraft Attacking:
: e$ i9 F8 X/ |' }; J      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
$ _! g& _9 w' C+ C9 R5 X+ b               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb& O# _' s9 j' \5 {  m
      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
/ B1 k- V$ f* \               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
; d6 Y- U' d9 O       9 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
( u/ c, A. @6 F. ]               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
" r9 h) h. d, c7 X  P       9 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet: \' u  n' V5 l9 W9 z" Y8 j. H
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb9 b! [/ ?$ @/ T& Q/ M1 s/ ?& |
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
6 c6 A0 {8 G- }0 j4 _               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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0 F( t5 l! a0 F3 M, f! Y% xAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  3 ~4 t; v  [' \. ]- Z
Weather in hex: Severe storms 9 J% Y5 v) i4 P+ o1 A& j
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
. c7 @2 s+ C' S- r! eEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
) a% e+ l9 P) n. Q' K* W8 SJapanese aircraft
. U- E  Q; C- z1 o      A6M2 Zero x 175 Q- }( Q) ]$ ~2 @6 N
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 18
4 w9 L$ Z8 Z+ U$ g      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9
. Q3 j- s3 b7 k0 E# ]! Q      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 22 3 C. f0 m" s: [4 ?: w7 ~2 |
Japanese aircraft losses
0 [+ P& X- A+ c6 k9 x- }% l" q      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged0 n- O: g- O  E! ]- w. n6 `" b
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 damaged 0 e# C/ E- y7 A  ~. a; T
Airbase hits 1
$ v+ |9 c* J6 b  S) m1 ?& LAirbase supply hits 16 V8 s& \' O# O7 l& c
Runway hits 39 O  ]) x. \  r
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/ j3 E5 V6 P/ s4 }; |) A) V( |Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
0 l: G$ y* u& i( EWeather in hex: Severe storms
2 o+ c; @$ j1 h5 U+ a  S5 M  ~2 H" mRaid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.
6 g7 P" ?) ~0 k: D5 o1 g* @Estimated time to target is 4 minutes & _, h* r3 |, N* p7 |  X
Japanese aircraft- F* R: \- K; w* e" J* |4 t
      A6M2 Zero x 17% [0 L' R* W1 b+ a. Y; O0 ~) F
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 14' i6 S  S- ^3 T; c
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9 2 B  X- }, Z6 T, D8 ]! ~% U* Y
Japanese aircraft losses0 a; Q) {; I" M+ m! t
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged) N2 Y$ Y6 Z+ N+ V& O3 y
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak
! k  e6 `1 K* K! E& x) f" PRunway hits 2 % W: [4 C) ?2 x. r2 T3 F8 m& l+ k
Aircraft Attacking:
9 Q+ q* G. x/ C, A# K      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet0 t/ b  K9 f( ]' ]& D( P$ C
               Airfield Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
9 V4 Z; R( Z6 G% w------------------------------------- 1 S. h  p+ n& o+ i
Ground combat at Ankang (82,42)
0 H) {. G- R# d  _# e* s8 r/ |Japanese Bombardment attack
8 m& ?) ^/ X: j5 U/ T* B# T/ N5 MAttacking force 61232 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1992
5 B3 v. v; C, _! Q" T# z# BDefending force 77037 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125 1 v  o% K0 z, ^7 z
Japanese ground losses:  V$ e' _$ f- v1 x) p
      9 casualties reported7 k( k+ O2 ]* T( e: d0 y
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 c+ I5 l5 a3 z5 r" G' W* ^         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ g* x0 D2 }# [  _# _4 `) j; Z7 u
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ `; ]5 p3 u5 l& X6 K+ |! G% ~Allied ground losses:
1 i, O( C2 ]6 z: E      62 casualties reported
5 _" b7 q/ p9 ?8 v  d8 w         Squads: 1 destroyed, 12 disabled
! l) B3 e5 A" k6 q- f# ^5 M9 R6 q         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled! N. d2 z% h4 t
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91)
9 s+ j: \, r, I2 w# yJapanese Shock attack 3 D/ J7 b0 ?$ ^$ v" g
Attacking force 4437 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 173
$ n( `7 ~8 q  uDefending force 1409 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 16
8 c) m$ I4 x5 L+ @Japanese adjusted assault: 107  ! U+ q( r% s0 ~6 L
Allied adjusted defense: 22  . H- D; W2 c" T$ b2 M% h/ s  B
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)  ; T* E" L; e0 P* V$ m: H1 D
Japanese forces CAPTURE Tarakan !!!
7 H; ~) m8 R/ [2 {Combat modifiers- J! [# q% F2 ?: F6 K0 p! i& G$ C
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(-), experience(-)
( Q2 u" v6 D$ q# R0 dAttacker: shock(+)
# L. p& w5 z# {& A$ BJapanese ground losses:
/ R/ R# _4 K) |5 j4 A      206 casualties reported
8 I! A8 ~. h" n5 k$ B$ ?, T4 b5 n         Squads: 0 destroyed, 25 disabled3 ]9 C0 c4 @+ {; }: q5 t% G
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
( Q3 y' h. \- x' x4 W- G* Q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  {0 j1 N/ h) ?" N2 XAllied ground losses:4 M7 S& y9 a3 G5 N8 U' o3 s" }
      542 casualties reported  K: M% Q; ^. e& ^' D" u
         Squads: 14 destroyed, 0 disabled# S8 Z+ l, Y5 `- D7 u
         Non Combat: 24 destroyed, 1 disabled% p3 A  p3 {( C- q( m- `% o1 ?
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled' z6 [) v1 G; x- H
      Guns lost 25 (25 destroyed, 0 disabled)
2 i/ K3 d; w9 p      Vehicles lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)
8 K+ k& D5 U: ?/ Z1 H      Units retreated 3
( Q# S! C$ U/ T: \Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
/ F  X1 i4 K& e0 o- j% n- HAssaulting units:
! L9 `  B9 |1 B9 e' z    Kure 3rd SNLF
) \6 \' m6 R4 K    I./124th Infantry Battalion
" R" n& w0 t: R7 {    15th Naval Guard Unit; D/ w' D* Y) v6 c2 @+ \' m  J
    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  
: {# H, M' g  WDefending units:
* i& y$ e4 E7 s/ g1 u0 J    VII KNIL Battalion
0 Z# K& m* f# o% p' I9 \2 v    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion4 V7 D6 W: K) u
    Tarakan Base Force % f6 t3 P* l! P. y4 S7 ~
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8 ^$ p- w/ ~" \$ {: {Ground combat at 78,91 (near Davao) 7 W8 ]" C! k( K1 A! S% _
Japanese Deliberate attack
# `  V- W" f0 @1 i% k. a9 q! UAttacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61
+ @* ~* [: R2 g" t/ iDefending force 107 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5 4 U) c  X7 _9 J+ U
Japanese adjusted assault: 56  
, H" O" s& h# s5 TAllied adjusted defense: 1  / b# G# C. N# I2 p9 e& l4 Y* I
Japanese assault odds: 56 to 1  2 d6 x4 Y; Y, E9 x3 p% c$ M
Combat modifiers
  {% g1 H% e/ I) x5 S5 TDefender: op mode(-), experience(-), supply(-)
" `! Y8 N- ]; |7 ~7 @; A6 N2 }% ]; YAttacker:  
6 x& J# }" h/ d* `- s" HJapanese ground losses:
& n8 M  n: B. h% g! n3 K. {; @$ w2 C6 p3 `      42 casualties reported
3 Q; d6 S) Z! y# F         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled/ B- Y/ C  h$ m$ w  \, `
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 _2 S, j5 O* L! R         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled+ E6 C% Q: h( K
      Guns lost 2 (2 destroyed, 0 disabled) 5 B5 u( l6 a3 U$ K/ W: @6 W: P; `- ~
Allied ground losses:
: [0 L# S, e+ {- P      65 casualties reported
5 s4 T; h% A7 V0 k! ^         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 R! M( u/ |- n         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled$ R7 I: ~- T) M4 \: C  B: D
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled8 i5 j: ]* d0 f0 P- f
      Units destroyed 2
0 Q2 z4 L0 N; ~) ]Assaulting units:
7 K% g$ B0 D! g5 S) L: }9 \9 I    62nd Naval Guard Unit
1 A$ O4 u2 Q* y$ B. lDefending units:0 B$ n0 o7 T$ `" W9 d
    4th Marine Rgt /1
  v  g& m' g" M. m5 M    Cavite USN Base Force /1

wangqifeng

) c1 D" h( m& Q, e从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，) }/ s$ X- t5 I2 |# R- |
不过2个海警能否轻松搞定很是怀疑，毕竟也是过河突击，外加沼泽地形。. b# q4 p$ f* `$ E3 \+ b/ U3 F, _
本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，
" F: ]8 l4 d& P在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地 ...$ }/ _; h. U" l# _/ A" M) a
zer0 发表于 2014-12-8 23:06

没啥可怀疑的，我每次都这么干的，自从第一次直接登陆损失很大之后

reninhat

那个是日军伞兵第一突击营，一共4个

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没啥可怀疑的，我每次都这么干的，自从第一次直接登陆损失很大之后
( e4 a% T0 o( s( q" i. T0 ?, K. awangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-9 02:12

- f; _% n2 }( n/ y) ^% W- k哦，谢谢分享信息，以后有机会可以试试。

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那个是日军伞兵第一突击营，一共4个
& Z: y+ \4 y" D6 u* ireninhat 发表于 2014-12-9 16:48

8 V3 I7 e" W: }& i% N' J* v谢谢提醒，回去查了下，发现是开局位于鹿儿岛的第一伞兵突击团，满编38战力，
0 r9 ~) n5 |: t% H" L( i- \比一般营级单位27战力大点，号称一个团还是蛮吓唬人的
* u9 E2 N6 }, h( ^, P3 H9 D看来日军是空降突击的缅甸，而不是从北面走过去的，
& O* O+ Y0 l$ y和本人用1102日军的经验不同，当天日军没有显示空降攻击，直接占领当地6 z% v6 h; S' M, M. K
本人用1102时，即使空降空城也要突击一下，暴露实力，看来版本变了。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 06, 42+ i) A6 q% F& o0 D) |7 c7 Y% M) W
日军准备了快半月的爪哇登陆计划被推迟了，兵力又回到了新加坡集结，# T. y* t$ |- \' m; X) G9 b1 P
闲来无事的新加坡空军继续拿巨港撒气。
% _! E$ K5 I- U& X话说KB北上，日军齐聚新加坡，难道日军打算直接先登陆印度？6 `. R7 ?# Z, Q/ X
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: S6 C0 Q# {8 f" J, DAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  9 z" x# A4 U  e. d: B2 R! ?( e
Weather in hex: Partial cloud ; Q" t: s, z8 f  W: r
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.3 r8 ^3 m% P( N' Z2 H4 C
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes 8 B3 w! z1 M/ V9 [6 ^; _
Japanese aircraft
2 C% e% u: J- v5 A2 d8 f& z- v6 |: J      A6M2 Zero x 344 I  M2 m: S! e- R: [
      G3M2 Nell x 31/ Z; o5 {6 W# E
      G4M1 Betty x 26
- S6 ~& @  J" y8 L$ N# k5 h      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 31
5 _4 N# q" ^" [# TJapanese aircraft losses
3 |) y. ~4 p, r      G3M2 Nell: 11 damaged: c- z: C0 \6 y! N5 I, E4 i- w
      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged7 M" {+ _( q( M8 C4 \
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak " J3 ?4 K. o9 S! ?' x3 `
Allied ground losses:
- F, `# @5 o& h8 F      31 casualties reported
( R- c# z0 m" r7 }         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
2 T; k+ R* a/ ]2 n& I  N  l' J/ O         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled3 g# _4 @- M. f* J; b; U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled   P0 |' R! M4 ?
Airbase hits 3$ i# |" ]3 c. \
Airbase supply hits 2
" N: q4 Q  B7 G5 Y& w+ A7 I/ `Runway hits 10   C+ |# O/ ]- i1 r/ H- i# f* [& O2 Z; m
Aircraft Attacking:
" m& Z! I) _% N! q6 Y: M% x2 w      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
% R" V* G) b# N# h6 T               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
$ B) x( k6 X  b7 r# M      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
5 d% a" y6 }  X9 N               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
' V* }" D$ K: t: K       8 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
( I4 X" Y( {( l! _9 {+ G- |7 @8 V, F               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb$ {5 S9 G; k- U' ?5 S: G, C! h
       8 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
1 D" H$ c, v' Z! }7 U               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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" M! I  F% Z9 _! T+ W2 S4 }6 sAfternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang)
; a# b1 L% O! lWeather in hex: Partial cloud + l0 y' B5 _4 q
Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.' f5 J% m2 F  R/ V
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes & \/ U) Z7 v9 d9 A% S' ?* `
Japanese aircraft1 S" Q4 v8 ~  z
      A6M2 Zero x 18- o0 D& H* ], k
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 17' v+ o" O9 w, S; V/ ?: r
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21
; t' w9 n3 ?6 P) l9 h2 ]      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 23
7 {% L  X# Y( j# C1 W7 DJapanese aircraft losses
6 @4 o( @( u- Y1 l6 b: Q) O      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged% X& W! ~. F, i/ Y
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak$ c! y% P7 E; B  F" D5 C: `; U5 |
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 6 damaged . N. i8 M" e4 x$ W5 H$ ?  [
Allied ground losses:
4 `, L& h; c1 e) r      78 casualties reported
/ \) F) T2 g9 S; m2 \1 X! r         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled3 B* |- P2 g/ i/ R2 g. s
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled9 Z8 I7 f( ^* u
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 7 Q5 v  m" o) A2 M, w4 z
Aircraft Attacking:
% _/ w3 {' E* [" s5 M7 O      17 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
- Z4 v$ {, i: }" G/ ^( v% s               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb9 I, ?& ?5 i3 Z
      23 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet
) ~; j( x0 z) z& ?8 n/ O5 T$ E4 T+ _  X               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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Afternoon Air attack on Korps Marechausee Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang) 9 K! v- o% v3 n8 q0 F. s% \
Weather in hex: Partial cloud 6 N$ z; g7 s5 `9 P
Raid spotted at 4 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
9 B1 A. Q" b6 T8 D1 P  YEstimated time to target is 1 minutes : ]/ k/ \3 E- c. M8 c  }
Japanese aircraft* ?- F# d4 r" m% z
      A6M2 Zero x 173 ~& _3 C/ J/ Y+ u; F/ D0 k. x
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 13
5 Y, t1 ]; Y, y/ c: o7 C7 sJapanese aircraft losses5 k5 D! D! W8 b/ C
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
6 C" I5 T# q0 L) [Allied ground losses:
" J/ j/ K0 c, N      88 casualties reported5 x' c& B$ M1 |: S- G
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled& T) {& V0 R, i3 T" k
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled. n% `. R3 h/ z7 ?& g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ W! p, L3 z* K$ z( o6 ^Aircraft Attacking:
) O7 b; k% B8 t6 s6 a. f) D      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
1 v9 w. Q6 E; z9 N               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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" T3 y1 W$ L' K* T# x0 e/ f' sAfternoon Air attack on West Sumatra Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang) 3 |5 d- S- W7 N: l0 c2 U6 I2 I
Weather in hex: Partial cloud 1 \7 ^7 ]3 K6 y5 \
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
0 \( Z$ \7 b: b* bEstimated time to target is 7 minutes ; a& j% Q" S! s; ^& Z
Japanese aircraft4 e. e+ i# s. e, h, t+ J0 c$ R' Q
      A6M2 Zero x 24. J5 M- c3 j% U, e
      G4M1 Betty x 18" u  d# R3 c. M$ N& d
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21 ( l3 h7 S3 P8 `
Japanese aircraft losses& W8 i  Z" a7 c& l+ t9 S3 r" |& W3 B
      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged
4 k1 p9 N* f. N      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak * E) E& ~% F( W. ?1 s4 Y& y
Allied ground losses:* B& `/ L2 @# s, p
      68 casualties reported
+ H' t7 G$ R; D2 c3 @% F         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 ~  s: A' [9 K( ~/ }         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled. m4 g: P. ~3 a6 @
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& b8 q8 e# L" l. J4 }; L- b, s7 rAircraft Attacking:, J% |0 q, d4 x; `2 }; R- M; z' g8 v& e
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
9 |, I# S7 @5 \5 h               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb3 F6 s! Z( j$ H
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% ?' I4 M# K4 n2 ^Ground combat at Ankang (82,42)
2 Q% ^" o$ M9 m! dJapanese Bombardment attack , |' S3 ]% h: J, \; S/ ^! G4 D( x" g
Attacking force 61227 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1991
# q, z( G# |  a4 O' s8 J% O+ qDefending force 77072 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125 1 O$ ^0 a1 x# V( e7 R0 [7 ^
Japanese ground losses:* H3 v% [# w3 T$ W8 r, U' \
      9 casualties reported% z9 V7 F9 u5 h- U0 u. |9 Q7 i4 T
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
9 x7 E6 O" q0 _" H& J         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 u* J" h, O3 l, m5 D         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ A  _) U# Q. U; d& ^5 Q" y0 [Allied ground losses:
+ g' @/ R: Z. T% p      90 casualties reported
( H2 a  h0 K3 B3 M2 F* [# Q7 I         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled) {" C! \% u8 T7 L* t1 ^
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled* X" U$ G5 U4 `0 z$ g: E' W
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
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Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88)
8 y: f* ~9 _* p. l, q2 _. DJapanese Bombardment attack / v* q, O  V4 W9 {5 V
Attacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62   f3 N- L% H3 s1 [& N( E
Defending force 1535 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 38
3 V$ ^  _  B& ]- z$ X3 AAllied ground losses:
* _- m2 @! a$ L, D, ~1 m; T      22 casualties reported2 X+ P* z# j5 ^
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled$ N6 r* X! T, w% B
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- E* {2 N+ V4 R         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 F  p1 n9 G, r; L7 E( {; ~6 c8 h+ ~Assaulting units:
0 a, E. G8 X  |+ z% f    22nd Recon Regiment
3 E! \) w) v, M. {$ f* W    18th Mountain Gun Regiment" A7 }1 p/ @9 R8 i0 z4 H  m
    1st RF Gun Battalion
5 Z5 H' o( J3 o- W( p: E    5th Mortar Battalion8 {0 k' c+ n( H, v' p' o
    3rd Mortar Battalion
1 I5 s7 A' O: T$ S! x7 V8 f6 M    12th JAAF Base Force
  R5 Y; N" U8 K% G% }    22nd JAAF AF Bn    [: W, A7 P; u+ k6 ]
Defending units:# ~; Q* F( H5 e+ X2 x- i
    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
/ @2 L& P( ~5 c! X6 f2 ?0 A* m    North Borneo Base Force 4 Z5 W- _  q( L( P7 m3 j6 r) ?
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Ground combat at Singkep (49,87) $ ]( z! A4 t+ i+ A: h5 m) W
Japanese Shock attack
5 K' t" ]$ A9 T  c0 X% eAttacking force 1433 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 58 2 U2 ]8 O. v# A# _; v: i/ Q
Defending force 177 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9
1 R3 [& _) h4 X1 B3 c3 G& n, fJapanese adjusted assault: 54  
' S- m' T: l3 J4 V, [2 gAllied adjusted defense: 1  
/ h" G# F# p+ @Japanese assault odds: 54 to 1 (fort level 0)  
& f5 T* V" p* D) ^8 E/ D, UJapanese forces CAPTURE Singkep !!! : k- e, V1 ^( D! v7 T) Y
Combat modifiers
( b9 w+ w( _$ t" G1 wDefender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), fatigue(-), morale(-)
% {8 @: {  h- @3 b  h* a experience(-)! G" y  i8 o( F7 z2 U
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-)
1 e9 [" n. s8 C8 q: MAllied ground losses:
# _2 G. s' n% f' ^3 T$ [( P0 d      151 casualties reported5 J# X' U) i! z( Y# B
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled4 U1 D- U2 w4 Z* M  \
         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 0 disabled
: F0 h  E3 j) _* J7 o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
( }) e+ c- a+ e6 M2 ~: T: I8 k      Units destroyed 1
- a# _. v5 w" _- WAssaulting units:
8 U5 S4 r% k9 K% }" V6 ?$ d    91st Naval Guard Unit
/ n5 ], k/ l, \Defending units:
3 ~1 s- y6 n4 d) }; n$ U+ j    Riouw KNIL Battalion

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 07, 42
0 w: R+ O8 {' M9 B! r" o一队在新加坡附近游荡的ML编队被IJN抓住，并痛扁一顿送入海底，应该提前撤回来的。- Q1 ~( b1 s( r% A7 ], n
闲来无事的新加坡空军继续攻击巨港，荷兰战斗机训练了几个月，无所事事。# Z6 s  V) m$ J  ]1 K2 _
已经下令去巨港附近打游击了，看明天能否有所收获。
! d3 L! l$ Z" g7 |) B& l为了北上进入马六甲海峡去拦截KB，当天ss强行通过新加坡，顺便击沉了当地一艘布雷舰。
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Tandjoengpinang at 50,85, Range 10,000 Yards
3 @3 ~' F$ v1 d6 Q- U0 BJapanese Ships7 M! R  w5 v2 f# j: a9 G3 _
      CL Nagara
; p' ]0 ]3 w1 a6 s0 M5 Z      CL Abukuma$ z9 c3 [  M! L
      DD Yugiri6 ~9 Z# K0 v* D6 ~4 G& m( A6 W
      DD Amagiri
$ X) T( N! p. r( a+ f      DD Satsuki
0 ^$ Q) w- A2 [; w. B7 s6 A  c6 h! ?      DD Minazuki
" e% l( ~% M' m! Y2 g* N9 z$ Y# _9 G) m      DD Fumizuki: O2 p+ d2 `; P: t/ `9 r) r$ t3 s3 E3 F
      DD Nagatsuki8 f' z! `1 L. ]; ~. J
      DD Tachikaze
. e" f7 n3 c9 m' E% OAllied Ships
5 T, a+ d* b3 ^+ D2 H/ e) @5 x      ML No. 310, Shell hits 1, and is sunk$ j0 i* w+ D. A' @
      ML No. 311, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
4 Q1 f  C, {/ \/ G      ML No. 362, Shell hits 3, and is sunk
/ L( H/ I1 i% X/ r! ?2 i- ~. K/ V$ d      ML No. 363, Shell hits 4, and is sunk" K4 S. o& h& g6 W% P( `
      ML No. 432, Shell hits 3, and is sunk
6 [* {. Q7 ^: d& |      ML No. 423, Shell hits 1, and is sunk; g1 ~: o0 Z- o! I. J
      HDML Pahalwan, Shell hits 1, and is sunk  u6 m) y1 q4 ]
      HDML Panglima, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
( U1 L: v/ d; u+ t5 y      HDML Pennigat, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
  X, k* ]7 _" n' t/ p: F" C      HDML Panji, Shell hits 1, and is sunk) }1 q' z) y* u: S# {: _
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9 I5 V$ z4 x$ [  q- J, K$ _% BASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
$ H( X+ a* {  |  R! q8 {7 eJapanese Ships
  P6 G+ a# f! P9 c) t* ~% N! c% Y      CA Chokai
! ]7 e3 `9 a0 X/ Y      CA Takao
' m' L% ~; N; V2 x' A5 M0 j      CL Kuma3 q5 z2 Y9 b# x# w' u9 x
      DD Michishio) Q0 C$ V5 q# ?( G; r, z: Y
      DD Oshio4 p3 {, j; b' k; `# w
      DD Hagikaze6 O* _) c, Y7 v
      DD Ikazuchi
) T: Y; a$ Y; ~: M7 x: S      DD Akatsuki) C' ~# j! Q! ~& L$ H0 V
      DD Asagumo ; r- l" a. x! s6 H" p* C
Allied Ships0 _5 q# d6 E9 U/ ]3 G0 i, z$ r
      SS O23, hits 1
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6 |0 Y" L$ _3 y2 J, AASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
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  M* H( N5 T! e& K  U      CA Chokai
% [% w$ m6 ^  R1 E3 ]      CA Takao
0 f: R8 \" [* `7 _% D8 e, F. o      CL Kuma
, W; \, t! v2 k' z3 C      DD Michishio
; b7 b/ o2 ^" `8 @8 l  h# J3 B      DD Oshio
- l. r3 l, H! X% K      DD Hagikaze
: _+ W6 [" D& Z' C      DD Ikazuchi+ u( H: b1 F, }: a
      DD Akatsuki
- ~9 S- l0 d+ c+ t0 \      DD Asagumo
% C) a9 l( r3 ]" h' o* y/ }Allied Ships  y9 K/ [2 x, E5 n3 g
      SS O21) J. L! H( ]( `
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  6 Z) k# D5 A, ]8 o* h7 O& e6 d
Weather in hex: Overcast 1 i' a. ?6 K- r* Y) c  B
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
5 u  {0 D" s8 Q3 e2 s0 j3 G- WEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
: Z7 J3 I$ q8 X' `6 h# z) \  ]: ]# hJapanese aircraft: @% T8 V" t, R; |7 D( d* M3 g0 C
      A6M2 Zero x 28% N% \8 L7 I! I8 I# n# ]* U
      G3M2 Nell x 303 T2 N' [0 |5 \8 W
      G4M1 Betty x 18
- q7 m$ i/ T2 h: X. I, |      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 34   H: Q6 i' Q3 P, a4 [- l1 H
Japanese aircraft losses9 L. R, h: F, T  L8 L% \
      G3M2 Nell: 13 damaged7 r+ k$ v  D6 J$ ?
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged 8 ?- m# k) K/ I; h* J
Allied ground losses:) \/ a+ P" I# ^: f3 X
      56 casualties reported6 G& v% c- [" o9 k
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled: C  N2 G: m9 i
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled. |/ c9 O5 x- A! @. X' F
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled 5 M) X2 L0 `6 O( a5 e; F
Airbase hits 3
5 ]/ P8 S! C& {$ e2 B0 tAirbase supply hits 2* e( M+ j- w" E- v
Runway hits 17
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* [' L$ c# X4 w4 K. u5 AAfternoon Air attack on WS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang) / V# }) V3 T3 I: @
Weather in hex: Overcast
8 K* l8 _3 H% k9 g9 u, s/ MRaid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
; W0 g7 L0 T6 ]7 VEstimated time to target is 5 minutes " }' Y  y9 _, `: S, l
Japanese aircraft. e: P' p0 Q" w0 V
      A6M2 Zero x 14
2 _% R# C; ?* _$ z% [# r+ E      G4M1 Betty x 72 ^  f' _% T" A0 t* V& j4 T0 j
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
" S, L1 U) S6 c+ {Japanese aircraft losses
& {% e8 c+ s& }, h' Y( F      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged
7 W9 L# [- e) m, g' M7 \' ?$ QAllied ground losses:
3 U2 h/ M: W" s7 Q      5 casualties reported
' K+ Z* q( e- W9 e8 y         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 r2 l% v8 e- m8 ^8 k
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
' Z* ~1 ^' ^( u  [7 t9 h4 Z         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 8 E  U2 d: W) N% S$ J+ C) \
Aircraft Attacking:7 f) Y' `( W# i- E* Z; p& p
       7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
. B  }  G3 d9 {               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb% J/ t$ S$ f) D+ ]2 @  r
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Afternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang) & B- s5 a: I$ f) n  F; b% j
Weather in hex: Overcast ! y( v8 n; U* g7 ~
Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
# Z* G  T5 Q/ e) F$ N) x1 ~Estimated time to target is 2 minutes
9 a8 u# d0 ]* ~$ DJapanese aircraft
5 E2 X' ]/ Y% a  A1 ^- q      A6M2 Zero x 7& k% ]5 C8 J) G5 }
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 15
: _4 k$ \3 `2 U& a, `5 r      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
* R, P' I, b- ~' Y      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21 ( K" J2 M: O1 U9 h
Japanese aircraft losses
5 b: a( @( }' w7 l6 X) _" f. a      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged/ Z# x) p4 M9 Z8 K% C6 R" N
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged( Y5 p2 O6 E* v( G
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak ; B$ R$ p! j2 O% z! f: q, l
Allied ground losses:7 ^8 F3 {7 I# z( }
      64 casualties reported5 h: X8 o0 K$ |# `% J, Z
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled$ _+ Y2 ?' m/ L. H7 P6 |/ C
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled+ T) B, u: _& i
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
* ?0 ^1 ~/ G# m" R- ?$ L  TAircraft Attacking:8 w6 X) w( Y' Z9 ~/ j7 h
      15 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
. N  o8 a0 ~; b0 y  H6 p; t               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
' T: n8 Z; y% J7 Q& V- o      21 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet1 O' d4 I5 J( m: v1 y' f
               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
9 s6 L; w; Y6 W7 T4 l. Q-----------------------------------------------------
4 h. R, V5 {+ v, k" V+ zAfternoon Air attack on Palembang Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang) - g. H6 o. T) h- x' l+ H9 A2 ]
Weather in hex: Overcast # o" U! Q. d/ T! k8 v
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.4 B3 t& P1 Y, v) S- U
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
- S  t- F5 l# L0 Z: q8 Q5 MJapanese aircraft3 v# q4 ]2 s, A
      A6M2 Zero x 17
# O6 |; V0 n1 ~4 X7 \      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 12
! y3 D; @. R5 w. f      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21 ( r- ?8 ~' u9 O8 t# ]4 L
Japanese aircraft losses9 p6 Y7 r0 L8 W0 \$ g
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
# d( i' ?, B8 S2 v  N- gAircraft Attacking:
5 g) q6 X, I* v% s4 F0 c( C      12 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet0 b$ t. \! U, I7 Q. _; I7 I
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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, I0 z" |; M3 m" P6 p7 z$ P0 k- ZAfternoon Air attack on Zuid KNIL Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang) 3 Y; P* Q5 c% C, D8 m3 N0 C* I, u
Weather in hex: Overcast
& ^! F5 x; [2 [+ @0 s* L$ jRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet., `2 a, X$ A$ [- M
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes * [% T) [) F. I/ ?4 u. _
Japanese aircraft: N+ N5 y5 ]/ {" K4 J! |
      A6M2 Zero x 12
( v) p, x" M, j1 @- b      G4M1 Betty x 17
# Y3 N, y, l: _2 D8 f0 OJapanese aircraft losses
8 i' X5 B7 Y- `* l7 _, f2 P+ A      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
- p- e5 d1 w# z* I4 M* Y0 v% [7 a: o      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
6 l1 ?; V, A- U+ G9 H3 I% {0 }Allied ground losses:2 q+ e# t) t% {% ^' v! E. N+ M
      38 casualties reported/ Q. b" h; H1 m1 E# ~* s
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled+ m/ r% H. B1 x# \( g
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled
6 ^# H' a( @4 t! D1 m7 ~& f         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! f2 y* z) z0 b+ DAircraft Attacking:
2 e' X& s/ A1 H& j, q      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
3 ^' \' E' N' h               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb . G. H" j. C$ m- o
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 5 p. I+ A" v4 w. _- P! a
Japanese Ships5 L- l( |7 F9 b1 a# C+ h7 ]( b  ~
      SC Ch 2% I/ Y* x0 k% ]  G
      SC Ch 1* Y, w) e& _9 u, K9 u' Q% N- A
      AMC Kiyosumi Maru, R" Y& C! Q& `' L' x
      AMC Awata Maru
. M! i6 o6 \& c: M, O5 @      AMC Asaka Maru& X' Z+ f3 I. @6 ?7 ^
      xAP Naminoue Maru
) W! `  R3 |9 S) D# @. g- C( c      xAK Kokai Maru
8 N; _. g3 a: f4 a8 S      xAK Keisyo Maru7 B+ @2 }6 S% u* [6 D- D0 _
      xAK Sydney Maru
' K5 a! [! i0 B% P3 \# |      xAKL Tokuwa Maru3 E6 F: p5 Q, s( @6 W2 y
      xAKL Unyo Maru# I* x4 _, {3 q1 B4 I
      PB Shinko Maru #3
1 v! @, m0 @( {# T      PB Santo Maru
+ n! H& v8 C7 \+ ^* m      PB Heiei Maru #7 5 t+ O; i3 H0 D
Allied Ships
) f0 U7 V( g1 ?1 `4 Q      SS O21, hits 1
: ~/ d1 H- \9 m  A--------------------------------------------------------------
' o7 u8 h1 y) @: v; o/ Z3 rASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 3 O; W* O- a, Y* d/ z  A/ l1 D8 v# U
Japanese Ships3 G8 a) i1 w( ?! c& U7 I! m' d
      SC Ch 2
, T, L( _7 W, v! S      SC Ch 1
: Q2 Z5 p: i% B9 U* h- B) `2 n      AMC Kiyosumi Maru
0 j; `5 |5 g$ x2 m/ Q" i0 P      AMC Awata Maru7 `0 g" v% P$ f1 i8 N- O# X
      AMC Asaka Maru4 L/ E" u3 O3 U' }% t" X( v: t( l
      xAP Naminoue Maru
$ F+ H" ~1 N8 ^) U  J      xAK Kokai Maru: l; ^8 ?" Y# h
      xAK Keisyo Maru
# ^* j* ]( j* i5 j. {, B      xAK Sydney Maru
  R  G  u/ s- F9 W! I      xAKL Tokuwa Maru# y% L  ^5 E1 ?% B" {. n# p
      xAKL Unyo Maru
. O! L- i* K8 \4 Y: ?      PB Shinko Maru #3' a/ S+ |& y5 s* x
      PB Santo Maru$ e/ q, P2 }2 D0 W
      PB Heiei Maru #7 9 d% D# I1 Q) _5 \
Allied Ships  ~: X8 K/ w4 R) t& D
      SS O21
! m, H5 v: _( _) Q# {1 \--------------------------------------------------------------------2 F" }+ L# O! w9 ~6 p$ L1 A% m
ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 * G' c# A+ r. X0 r2 C
Japanese Ships
+ A5 m$ V6 B; n0 d2 u/ _" l! l7 P      SC CHa-1
9 u9 W- x+ m% E$ k      SC Ch 26   J4 x2 C8 K" ~. ^* t
Allied Ships7 P$ [: f6 O1 X! X7 z* G
      SS O21
% N1 T0 W5 p5 K. [% I, C------------------------------------------------------------------
1 y5 H- O9 h5 `% v( m$ m% M( HASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 8 J, f3 x1 p8 }6 L3 H# Y; h* g7 m' N
Japanese Ships3 e  z8 j- _% x* p7 a5 ~
      CM Shirataka, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage# ]/ o) G3 f7 v) s5 E3 D/ N$ \
      CM Wakataka
3 r8 P% ?# r" G! t- G      CM Tsubame
# a3 Z* L1 f# [4 ~5 ^      CMc Katashima
! Q$ u3 o0 t( L. T2 d# I$ k3 }      PB Tokati Maru
, \0 r1 F9 J) N2 Z, w, J      PB Shinkyo Maru : ?' L4 k- a- `! _- y* b
Allied Ships
5 T, w& h" b8 k3 L% R9 j1 E      SS O21 " I  y- v7 m+ R) _
SS O21 launches 4 torpedoes at CM Shirataka
# _* r. y& ?$ s1 f8 bPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...( A+ w* }$ N& e: L5 t: o2 J4 @# B
PB Shinkyo Maru fails to find sub and abandons search% F8 N  {" X) K( X1 s( }$ `
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
6 R8 Z- K2 @  x7 N+ e- {' hPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...# a" W0 K1 L4 g+ }5 \0 C
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
  ?0 p; B( R+ l% g; KPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
) n( n2 m# h1 AEscort abandons search for sub
$ O. F5 q; b3 t$ o! F$ z---------------------------------------------------------------
) r% e, W7 s, T/ QGround combat at Ankang (82,42) / E* ?6 [! N' m
Japanese Bombardment attack
2 e5 X# `( |" }3 `4 i* A( |  wAttacking force 61277 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1997
5 K! M( l  Z; H6 f- m% tDefending force 77099 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2123 + _' f0 t3 `/ L: }  }4 k, n
Japanese ground losses:2 L4 e* m' S+ p) y( Q
      23 casualties reported( u6 o3 K( S- q) A0 s, z! a/ W
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled1 F* O1 d$ K+ W3 e
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled( `9 o" q1 E; N+ q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 N. ?) o! j! J/ k) ~; FAllied ground losses:5 h1 E# R; P; S8 _
      92 casualties reported
( e  g* M3 e% c. L5 l( p' z         Squads: 1 destroyed, 8 disabled6 y6 C; X( W7 c8 N
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled8 j' V( r; F* _7 ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled! j5 X6 w$ N3 Q
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* `. m6 b' s8 \* |4 jGround combat at Singkawang (56,88)
5 W- @  F* u. p1 v2 {- wJapanese Bombardment attack 6 I* g6 k! t- B6 z6 d! H
Attacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62 $ U2 `6 C5 f4 ~, d! N5 Q- M
Defending force 1529 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 36 % h! ~1 {2 o1 n( _" ]5 H
Allied ground losses:
1 k: w: z0 w/ ^$ Y) Y7 l      10 casualties reported
$ E; j9 W+ `4 y" P         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled+ Z( ]3 @9 V$ u+ P, v/ n* G% y8 t; ~
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled3 v1 \2 |8 P. l8 j' g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
0 k; ~6 y  V% ~Assaulting units:: y8 s! R6 {# r+ m2 p5 A
    22nd Recon Regiment0 \% w/ Q) v  _* }* S" L* @" s
    1st RF Gun Battalion
7 Q% o4 U+ ]. a7 ~    5th Mortar Battalion
2 r. `9 H1 V* \- k: A    12th JAAF Base Force/ ~) B. ^( O/ p3 p5 k! u7 ]! j
    18th Mountain Gun Regiment8 m$ i1 c6 G; t/ X- b
    3rd Mortar Battalion% Q$ J" ^8 G9 H6 V7 R3 V+ `3 y5 u5 x
    22nd JAAF AF Bn  
- U% |) G5 r5 [. N* uDefending units:
& G7 W0 Y+ U* q1 k    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
. W4 S% h: q- N3 v- }* y' W2 z    North Borneo Base Force

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日军又莫名其妙的占领了曼德拉，难道又是无声无息的空降？
/ o0 X7 y* S, R8 b/ @0 U6 ?菜花透露当地没有日军（假定菜花没忽悠我），盟军3个团就在隔壁，为啥将曼德拉自动判给日军？
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. L" l* ]5 w. Q另一个问题是关于自动TOE升级，澳大利亚的几个装甲团TOE早就可以升级了，HQ也就在当地0 M" U3 k- y' [
补给也够，一直就没升级，不知道问题在哪？; ^( L4 {/ z  H  N. q9 g6 a

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缅甸地区出现的空降兵，很可能表明对方并没有大规模北上，) A, c$ A5 d3 _2 D. |+ j
而南部地区的日军也有打算直接过河的迹象，北方很可能只是虚晃一枪
2 W+ t" A$ t# j0 J% S好在当时有3个团的预备队，可以北上机动防御，南部防守的部队基本没有动& n: z$ L6 l# Z9 P
如果日军以为缅甸盟军已经北上，再次过河很可能又是一场灾难，
& G" b+ {9 m. ?0 L/ x) {不过这次日军将攻打新加坡的部分兵力北上，准备一起过河，* p) a' W6 ~: ^( B+ P
面对增强后的日军，能否挡住目前还是个未知数。
( q) a* r, f6 A1 f; T% m5 i! J个人感觉日军在缅甸兵力过于分散了，集结兵力一个方向行动也许更有利
( d! D. s' _9 p不过这也算各玩家的指挥风格吧，还是让结果说话吧。