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6 j8 t$ p$ T: I$ _. r昨日越过斯兰岛的日军运输编队今日逼近NG腹部的美劳克基地,而日军在NG布纳外海逡巡多日的KB分队今日突然绕过NG米龙湾进入莫港外海,估计是掩护日军在NG腹部的登陆行动,结果盟军从达尔文港航渡驶向悉尼的ABDA混装船队刚好抵达约克角,不幸被KB分队撞个正着,于是悲剧上演。。。。
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1 g$ K2 k! \" z" k O菲律宾战场,日军对尚未占优势的马尼拉发动进攻,结果可想而知铩羽而归' `/ F& J' K* \, P4 S0 y
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9 R8 ?) v3 F/ r: jMorning Air attack on TF, near Horn Island at 91,129' ~. m( C3 j# a3 V4 o6 U3 U
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Weather in hex: Heavy cloud
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d+ e$ s! f2 G! d) Z4 J7 qRaid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet./ y. ` {7 c& g7 ~
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
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% r- N1 e' W+ t/ z' b' iJapanese aircraft8 T* b0 h0 c. ]5 l1 x/ g" r4 B$ v
A6M2 Zero x 13
0 N# d0 W2 Z7 x2 ?2 J+ A, O B5N2 Kate x 22! M r M2 y! ?8 L- {: M
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No Japanese losses
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J6 R0 T, u# d9 j2 d* @Allied Ships
' x+ W" ^4 C3 |; J CM Rigel, Bomb hits 1, on fire! t' N$ K" `" J1 t$ v$ P
xAKL Schouten, Bomb hits 1, heavy fires& Z1 L8 e0 Y3 L/ v" f" v
xAKL Palawan, Bomb hits 1, on fire1 g$ B$ l, N' f7 ], i/ D$ ]: a
CM Krakatau, Bomb hits 2, heavy fires, heavy damage
9 f4 W0 U0 q# `- ` xAKL Cebu, Bomb hits 4, and is sunk
: A. U" y* r% [& s xAKL Latouche, Bomb hits 1, heavy fires
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Horn Island at 91,129
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! |; j3 F3 t+ ]: K3 ~3 h+ h4 PWeather in hex: Heavy rain! H6 r' b. c! Q( _7 `
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Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.* _7 B4 p4 ^3 n |% f" }
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes
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7 @: w- T |! h& EJapanese aircraft2 R/ s% i5 x- O
A6M2 Zero x 13. F/ _5 f! \' L1 G" j
B5N2 Kate x 41
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: z% @3 j, I0 f( J H `" FNo Japanese losses
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Allied Ships
7 s/ G" A3 ^; g( j6 @% w1 M AR Castor, Bomb hits 4, and is sunk
) g' u; `" E) _: G: ] AG Albatros, Bomb hits 3, heavy fires, heavy damage
/ {) o, k/ `1 H+ D CM Willem v d Zaan, Bomb hits 1, on fire, heavy damage6 Z# W/ x1 O# x% |) v9 P
xAP Candioa, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk8 f7 u' h! r. e- Y3 n
xAP Candesa, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
2 J: `. a4 k7 M, F% k: p4 g xAKL Parigi
8 t4 c+ ^# y6 n4 C7 J! z8 t xAKL Corregidor, Bomb hits 1, on fire( y$ g y, Y: ]" q- \# F
AM Jan van Amstel1 d8 h" m7 |! J' _$ `& u' \, k
xAKL Lipis
D+ Y, ?# b4 B* n, U/ i AM Pieter de Bitter' `( ^- a$ @# ?, K. i5 O
xAKL Pahang, Bomb hits 1, heavy fires0 _: F+ s C+ u$ K6 A) s/ [
xAP Elcano, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk( ? e! P5 h% [% Y E' z# y: C
AMc Jerantut, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
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Ground combat at Singapore (50,84)
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Japanese Deliberate attack
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! ~$ \5 _8 [! I* F, t+ zAttacking force 50693 troops, 557 guns, 506 vehicles, Assault Value = 12000 N2 y2 B: g3 C+ m! E
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Defending force 51493 troops, 580 guns, 495 vehicles, Assault Value = 594
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3 a6 _/ s M/ f6 X9 i) f/ ~Allied adjusted defense: 1307 - W/ T- G9 r4 ]% m- |6 G: \( |
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 3) N+ K& x3 j5 e7 ~% R N1 T& U1 L
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Attacker: 0 ^4 { s. f7 @8 x6 Y/ f& B5 O) q% f
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Japanese ground losses:) A: k; a6 z, H$ t& y3 r* Z: E+ P; ^1 e
3278 casualties reported7 _' n5 t* a7 P+ G
Squads: 97 destroyed, 129 disabled
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9 j9 a( F: ?$ h, R1 L/ _& X+ y( s Engineers: 5 destroyed, 26 disabled
- h6 o4 j3 F1 o6 p" {! y Guns lost 25 (6 destroyed, 19 disabled)
- y8 p) v9 N, s Vehicles lost 40 (5 destroyed, 35 disabled)
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2183 casualties reported% y( G5 W: t4 P: o
Squads: 34 destroyed, 16 disabled# {3 y+ [& Q* B; Q: K ?8 q' \
Non Combat: 81 destroyed, 76 disabled
* N; w- Q" D' ?8 W% e2 K Engineers: 1 destroyed, 31 disabled- O/ u2 V7 p+ Y, }( G+ q# @) [. j
Guns lost 47 (7 destroyed, 40 disabled) V* O5 s+ P! K6 B
Vehicles lost 16 (12 destroyed, 4 disabled)7 L" e1 F. e4 Q) i
Units destroyed 2
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+ G1 G6 c' [& ^) ?Ground combat at Manila (79,77)
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, {& k4 D$ a8 jJapanese Deliberate attack
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! W" Y: |& F+ A3 ]1 o7 VAttacking force 38771 troops, 526 guns, 203 vehicles, Assault Value = 1021' ~ w; ]* K' Q* k) y5 M
* F% B) S" H0 c" L: f# y, Q( I6 v2 `6 bDefending force 68825 troops, 866 guns, 460 vehicles, Assault Value = 12806 Y: S3 ]. I2 G) T$ }$ o
; J" \/ ]2 b. V, y, i6 S4 u/ dJapanese adjusted assault: 227
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Allied adjusted defense: 2511
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# C2 x0 P3 H4 E- }0 bJapanese assault odds: 1 to 11 (fort level 4) 7 r2 }7 j# p9 }5 ^
+ O/ y# t5 Z! E4 W: }; D+ HCombat modifiers
/ W- G) _5 r2 t3 v; p4 m5 LDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)" [" R+ ^- _) r! u* P) c# f3 ?
Attacker: 2 s, [/ N: h* |0 i
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Japanese ground losses:
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Squads: 25 destroyed, 643 disabled
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Engineers: 2 destroyed, 56 disabled* \2 E# B; x4 J6 @5 I
Guns lost 91 (4 destroyed, 87 disabled)
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Allied ground losses:3 H) G' x, v. y1 J* l) k; \5 K9 e
442 casualties reported
4 I' q1 c2 y1 n& O& J: s5 p Squads: 2 destroyed, 54 disabled
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3 ^- ?- {2 g% H# P! t Engineers: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled8 `/ Z" y5 C2 P
Guns lost 16 (1 destroyed, 15 disabled)
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