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盟军果然老成持重！！扫清外围据点！避实就虚，打下NG必然能使蝗军元气大伤啊！

amdddr

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硫磺岛一是油船被偷袭，二是兵力不足，二次攻略的话很有可能拿下. |% {0 i' c6 T1 o! k! k
godkiller 发表于 2013-11-6 07:49

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3 p* }! j- f. u; Y* b# k即使二次攻略也不知道到底要多少战力才能拿下，兵力越多，就意味着攻略的风险越大，如果说一次损失2000多战力还处于盟军还可以接受的程度的话，第二次攻略还需上多少战力才能在风险和收益之前取得平衡呢？如果上了4000战力仍不能拿下，那么几个月内盟军在太平洋方向的攻略就可以先歇歇了。

红叶

1月15日，盟军首先登陆控遏莫尔兹比港到拉包尔海上航路、位于NG半岛顶点的米尔恩湾基地，登陆首日有两个美军师两个坦克团顺利上岸，当面日军仅有一个旅团和两个海警中队，双方战力悬殊，更重要的是，日本守军思想松懈，防守准备不充分，估计盟军可以切豆腐般轻松拿下。
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 15, 45! @! c7 y% t8 V5 l$ s
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( c4 z$ O5 A; k! R0 rPre-Invasion action off Milne Bay (101,133)
; r/ E2 c; y! H" v: M, _& k  R; XDefensive Guns engage approaching landing force
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3 J" u1 B# S* t( v200 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.; M4 m0 t( X1 s3 V  M- y( f9 p2 N
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Allied Ships
3 `" \0 l. |" O" d: W9 S6 ~  H. T      AM Shelter
' P5 p: a! w' g/ F' E0 c2 J( a  C) d      AM Serene
( A& r1 h+ {8 d# m) V% C# S3 K      AM Sentry
% a3 L! P9 p: w* W9 K) e5 s      AM Ransom9 E( h# ~/ Z4 G: A+ c
      AM Champion. v9 O5 k; L( p6 }5 R* I. P* a0 z
      AM Chief
0 y" e4 p% n6 x2 d* h( W      AM Prevail3 a* w6 s5 F2 r3 x1 ~& j; o
      AM Oracle
0 O' [- E8 f) A+ {1 ?      APA Menifee
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Amphibious Assault at Milne Bay (101,133)- P! P; J* D4 g
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TF 246 troops unloading over beach at Milne Bay, 101,133' E9 }8 V+ b* V

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      366 casualties reported
! f* P( h& B8 e( f1 S+ ~         Squads: 1 destroyed, 56 disabled
; f! N5 x8 M5 H% M         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 60 disabled2 w4 j, h1 W) h) m4 N" U: s4 z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 B: v4 ^4 v0 U- Z( u      Guns lost 21 (0 destroyed, 21 disabled)
( W4 [( B+ |- G, o- q+ M9 v      Vehicles lost 75 (1 destroyed, 74 disabled). G' s' C# I$ V; ?
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值得一提的是，本次作战，日军潜艇部队使用了新的战法，避开盟军扫雷船队，独出心裁地在盟军船队前进路线上布设水雷，开战第一天取得击伤两艘盟军运输船的战果。
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Allied Ships6 {: g2 f# j3 S( J3 Z* Z1 d# F1 y
      AK Livingston" f# M! M* z; e1 |
      AK Alnitah, Mine hits 1) j; u+ T) N6 u/ S
      AK Sculptor, Mine hits 1+ u4 e; A5 D! X7 d, M/ h1 B

9 K5 L# w0 L* J" q3 D3 g当天由于准备不足，拉包尔日军没有对盟军的登陆行动作出任何反击，盟军顺利上岸2 r9 T' ?1 e8 x% D! k+ y: `

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Ground combat at Milne Bay (101,133)
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) l% m8 ~* G4 O5 T  `Japanese Bombardment attack
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Attacking force 8897 troops, 83 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 346* e1 d; @. p' Q- m3 J- {1 S6 D
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Defending force 25978 troops, 458 guns, 815 vehicles, Assault Value = 900
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Japanese ground losses:9 a2 {4 c% G& m0 w: b
      36 casualties reported- r9 j+ _& f# M: n0 E, G: ]6 O, H, h
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled# e6 c$ W+ h1 e% l9 ?
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled  c) M3 @% ]& o1 `4 z2 R1 X  v: Y
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Allied ground losses:
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         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled! o  v( o: J' X9 d
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled8 k3 Z1 ?$ ~6 y* U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade! c1 W- t# o  P" p! i2 a/ O
    48th Naval Guard Unit
+ X0 t9 X- @( ?- c    62nd Naval Guard Unit
. `" S3 |* g# \! P  M, o    14th JAAF AF Coy 1 m1 i" {5 t* Q* Z* W% B
    11th RF Gun Battalion" J# R* L+ A6 i4 C, Y
    39th Field AA Battalion# d3 Z+ }- r9 I" P$ n7 \
    35th JNAF AF Unit   W4 c2 `' m8 @% `
    3rd Fleet /2
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1 C; d  ?; f' cDefending units:4 ?0 e9 o4 S, y' y+ E( O$ t
    3rd Marine Division8 h  K  a% d2 f6 c; u
    766th Tank Battalion5 Q0 a3 {; ?3 w2 Q4 }8 L
    Americal Infantry Division) T0 M. i4 K, A* ]5 j" p1 n
    5th USMC Tank Battalion) `/ r* D% u$ g* ^. o# a0 f
    608th Coast AA Regiment, c; {. k' I7 [! _
    Tenth US Army( R5 ~3 v) [- F! v, J- r% r
    544th Field Artillery Battalion

hades1001

硫磺岛油船不过损失了很少一部分，关键是直接登陆损失太大，滩头阵地估计都拿不下
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再登陆又是突击只能白白送死，盟军在太平洋准备了几套方案，既然硫磺岛失败就只能稳妥点了

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 16, 451 u6 n' f- q0 n" q

' D* b3 a6 J  w  N/ \8 _盟军一支小型舰队突袭土鲁克，在能见度低下的情况下利用雷达重创日军驻留舰队。
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( d& X' G7 V2 o( v  L! [Night Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 6,000 Yards
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+ R6 M3 N7 }& h7 c) w& v      CL Agano, Shell hits 2$ A0 @4 Q- t6 A( u3 z  j, t
      CL Jintsu, Shell hits 1
* Q6 F& x- P& z/ D; f; Z- P/ d/ i5 _/ C      DD Yudachi, Shell hits 1
- n/ |& Z. U/ P5 J* @' u      DD Samidare, Shell hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage' g! a: X$ J% R) Z/ M( X7 v
      DD Kawakaze, Shell hits 10,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
  X8 u; [$ d, ~( k: A      DD Suzukaze, Shell hits 1,  on fire  u3 S; p# G( }: q& }8 k
      DD Hatsuharu, H; g, D3 K5 O6 n
      DD Wakaba
) h/ F2 d" C) G7 B2 u! |& e      DD Tadeshiwa, Shell hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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Allied Ships
+ [. q7 u/ G9 ?$ @2 t      CL Achilles, Shell hits 5
( j: G; E+ i* {6 X, h      DD Hyman- y! ~; L1 ]# r4 O5 S3 n3 l: O
      DD Samuel Moore4 G: Z+ I" a* U0 V
      DD Taussig
! w( @  H) h$ K6 P7 z      DD Dortch
/ L% H  V2 D% e      DD Marshall4 R$ O0 M7 s2 D; c. s! M
      DD Prichett  s# {: A$ M1 @' r
      DD Ross. P( s3 F3 z) `7 Z& Y) }- Z1 ~1 X
      DD Wedderburn; _0 v6 G7 B/ z( I
      DD Wickes- h/ \7 D9 L7 f1 F
      DD Wren9 w, X! F5 q2 L9 U6 u4 n
      DD Yarnall, Shell hits 2,  on fire
; B5 P( x  @/ _4 _9 N; `      DD Cassin Young, Shell hits 22 u: t& v. \, \4 N- c  H7 I3 `
      DD Blue II, Shell hits 1,  on fire
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! D0 w. Y) x, c7 v' T) y2 B0 ~Reduced sighting due to 10% moonlight. m9 r. J5 L3 L% o2 |" [: J9 O
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ASW attack near Truk  at 112,108( _! k) E- u# X5 b- @: O1 q' s

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      SS I-54, hits 18,  heavy damage
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Allied Ships7 }  g9 u$ q4 z0 R+ f7 b8 J( i1 |0 B
      CL Achilles8 F* W9 j/ ^4 W0 B3 I9 A5 {0 I
      DD Wickes
# z' o" f( D0 D* g# s      DD Wedderburn
+ H1 @2 ^# a  h0 ~; V- e/ M- Z      DD Ross
1 f5 G/ m8 r; i0 e      DD Prichett
  L/ V0 A: Z2 y% A' f+ }      DD Marshall& g& @6 m. d. H# M- D- I; Q
      DD Dortch
; w4 N# {" |! F* V      DD Taussig, K# Y  }/ o* e5 e1 w* p! g
      DD Samuel Moore# G4 w; w" |1 s" U% o8 I; r. R
      DD Hyman
2 N9 ~0 T5 `1 J' m3 H6 S: r      DD Blue II,  on fire9 G) f5 i$ m, O$ p! A* a: V
      DD Cassin Young' u: ~4 M5 l+ d$ ~5 F+ d' ?
      DD Yarnall,  on fire
1 ^" j* w. a* o9 u! C8 K, z      DD Wren! v6 n+ C9 M* E0 `

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  h3 B( i" h/ N% D# y" E5 W  @Night Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 8,000 Yards
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  n4 O, \1 F( x. B! m      PB Kamitsu Maru, Shell hits 9,  heavy fires
9 H! u# `  d! F3 `- n% X! P      PB Kiso Maru, Shell hits 10 [6 s( x4 }: N) e+ c3 E1 d
      xAK Tamashima Maru, Shell hits 4,  on fire
) w% Y7 ~, \  E+ p0 p/ b      xAK Ikoma Maru, Shell hits 15,  heavy fires,  heavy damage8 b. [. ~5 \% K6 p1 t! d
      xAK Maya Maru, Shell hits 9,  heavy fires,  heavy damage' B: m* ^! `: ~# O: _
      PB Tokotsu Maru
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Allied Ships
3 V6 D4 E) p- |: d8 T      CL Achilles" f% A- l- K+ ?( k
      DD Hyman
& U0 c; A% ~/ _9 [. Y/ {7 W      DD Samuel Moore" f" y5 n$ E4 \) F% g
      DD Taussig9 R2 W) K: k/ @) `, t% S1 a, V
      DD Dortch- s4 i1 b! F( Z. @/ t
      DD Marshall
1 j% L* h; ^( K5 n6 X      DD Prichett
, Z; [4 v  `7 h3 s& N      DD Ross
; B6 c4 p, k# N& `( s( H* X& y& I. P4 k      DD Wedderburn% Y1 u. t5 a" c  o: Z
      DD Wickes. C3 h8 A+ Y( b: y% u
      DD Wren
% J$ |  }2 ~; h* M0 c) j. G      DD Yarnall5 d2 U1 W+ l( k6 W
      DD Cassin Young  d- z* L. F3 w  q2 j' ^3 Z
      DD Blue II
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6 s0 r3 H& k4 c  [1 x2 O& INight Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 30,000 Yards
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Japanese Ships
( U( B4 O) Q- X1 J7 k( Q+ K      PB Kamitsu Maru,  heavy fires6 ^# m) D) v! l) p* N
      PB Kiso Maru
' L+ J& I7 u0 t5 M      xAK Ikoma Maru,  heavy fires,  heavy damage) s' i7 M: ~* d  @8 O
      xAK Maya Maru,  heavy fires,  heavy damage; t# c7 c8 A" i
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      CL Achilles: }9 P* r6 O0 P
      DD Hyman  R4 V- m1 d" S0 a4 n0 M0 f6 L
      DD Samuel Moore
/ i6 h* V' j! S% M8 S      DD Taussig1 F5 c; e, L! `6 f% K( E+ P
      DD Dortch/ T% n5 P5 o# y+ w, A5 u& W# W
      DD Marshall3 \, k8 V/ a, ~: B' E* \+ u3 b
      DD Prichett& X9 n+ C8 s0 q5 Z4 d0 i5 d( A! P
      DD Ross3 a6 i$ |7 ^0 d& E3 C) a1 ^2 l& M
      DD Wedderburn
. G, O( V' \! O% q, x1 L      DD Wickes: ?4 i2 w. i9 |) f. N
      DD Wren
" |- T- N  E' Y: i+ t      DD Yarnall2 _: Q6 ?5 I5 m. L2 T
      DD Cassin Young8 e- a( H1 M6 p# k' M
      DD Blue II2 \, e0 {/ r0 {1 L# {
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6 `1 u4 t4 O! p* b5 ~" X) I日军在米尔恩湾凭借地利首日打出1：2，不过盟军的火力优势明显，给予日军重大杀伤，日军显然在米尔恩湾坚持不了几天。
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Allied Deliberate attack
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Attacking force 22644 troops, 391 guns, 565 vehicles, Assault Value = 912
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5 t( w2 B& p4 K& mDefending force 10168 troops, 114 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 335
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: y6 J$ A* k, m+ u# eAllied adjusted assault: 389
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Japanese adjusted defense: 1157
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Allied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 6)
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Combat modifiers1 a. v6 |* \+ D
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)
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( o* o) j  D" M& sJapanese ground losses:( i# q# m, f; g; g+ B: [0 H/ G
      1806 casualties reported/ j. [7 t$ n2 B4 p4 z& h
         Squads: 17 destroyed, 135 disabled1 H% a/ t3 k* N0 a
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 24 disabled! M8 C1 I- k' C5 F$ {4 K, Q
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled, f6 {+ A! f, B
      Guns lost 26 (3 destroyed, 23 disabled)
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+ R1 x8 l% S$ t7 {( y5 J! |3 P2 N9 aAllied ground losses:
: [5 M% N& T' X5 h3 b      421 casualties reported' \/ v% C* ?" n& j; p! \, U& k
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 19 disabled
& o* V  n1 C$ Y" {         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 13 disabled
& q1 q8 O  [$ R  p         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled
3 V( M5 E* f( P% m      Vehicles lost 10 (2 destroyed, 8 disabled): R: F4 @4 i' t0 }
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Assaulting units:( K0 u2 ~4 I& J& a( d! w& W3 ~. K0 w) v
    3rd Marine Division$ i& C6 @* F$ G! G% ~$ A
    766th Tank Battalion
) n* O. r1 f2 m# k% P    Americal Infantry Division
& f* }. ?) g" \- i    5th USMC Tank Battalion# n. f. s% E& m" I$ V9 ?' W1 r
    608th Coast AA Regiment8 Z! j* r/ K1 r1 U1 C$ l
    Tenth US Army8 q( q6 w+ O7 y+ o
    544th Field Artillery Battalion
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    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
; m5 c5 D5 J3 C, Q    48th Naval Guard Unit
: W; ?- ^. v7 Z1 V/ @* z4 o    62nd Naval Guard Unit) U( Z6 L# B5 S) z7 H& d
    11th RF Gun Battalion
- f1 Y: z8 I" J: g    14th JAAF AF Coy
6 d2 c& v2 p( ?# ]    35th JNAF AF Unit
- c& Z2 N. z% T2 g) o* P4 P6 ]    39th Field AA Battalion* ^$ n& E7 P) A; {; W, t
    3rd Fleet /2
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同日盟军在莫港登陆$ C; w. g, k2 ~/ t1 u

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, z' w% x: M& }; ]1 rGround combat at Port Moresby (98,130)5 E, ]1 y* p+ K; T
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Japanese Bombardment attack
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' w1 h) q( I0 DAttacking force 15435 troops, 128 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 614
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$ c2 r! N/ I  y- ODefending force 61916 troops, 1105 guns, 1257 vehicles, Assault Value = 2065! j& _( y* h4 o$ a
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      72 casualties reported* m: Y# n+ R9 L. s1 L
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
; S1 I6 W- O) N* U         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled! F4 }0 a" F, G( g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled4 K7 d; e/ `' D
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled, |4 C- G( p3 i, r  n  w1 U3 q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ |" B" J" Y% J, U  m( K5 o/ k, _
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* t: f, ^; S+ z+ Y: I9 @    67th Naval Guard Unit/ ]) G! x  x& h
    41st Naval Guard Unit
; l8 H: `7 V7 N4 Y# i    47th/B Division
& d0 x) c  u2 a6 y6 c    47th/A Division: F7 l. A* ^: k1 h( ?
    47th/C Division
  r2 V: {+ Y  S    42nd JNAF AF Unit
  e8 t# j  p6 h8 i* C    23rd AA Regiment4 m0 W5 g" m+ L9 z: l1 T
    44th Fld AA Bn /1; P# K" Y/ n9 H' ]
    30th JNAF AF Unit 4 t& s. \9 }) E* k3 K0 e+ n
    16th AA Regiment
% e( R$ o1 S2 V% L3 l- p0 ^    144th JAAF AF Bn /1
9 Q9 e2 u: z1 q    1st Air Defense AA Battalion
# G, k5 X" Z( }2 f0 T5 m9 |    31st Field AA Battalion- a* |" [5 j+ s& J0 v; m
    37th JNAF AF Unit 1 _: x0 h$ \+ r$ n" `& |
    40th Field AA Battalion
; W. D5 g, }- \; h2 J    25th Air Defense AA Rgt /2( t5 |& N+ D4 O# Z# W$ W" w# q
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Defending units:- ^" c; Z+ y$ i2 s5 V& o
    32nd Infantry Div /18 ~3 W2 L4 q' c- E/ W
    9th Australian Div /1
! c0 d  E7 ]1 M+ _( j    6th Australian Div /1
& q. R0 E' C$ S+ Z, ]4 M9 g% E    3rd NZ Bde /15 }3 x2 {- |% V) E  d) g# D
    2nd Australian Division
5 n7 c! z5 ?7 h# h" u    12th NZ Bde /1
' p! m8 w3 ^, h& V    694th Field Artillery Battalion6 R( I7 U* ^" r) Z+ l
    IX Corps Artillery 1 C$ F. ^! a' o+ s" t
    223rd Field Artillery Battalion
. K# x% I) I# Y0 ?! A    293 Wing /1+ R1 [0 d) A* T* S1 N: c
    2/1st Heavy AA Regiment+ W+ g8 R! p( d) ^
    10 RAAF Av Rgt /1/ v* q/ B/ m9 i# ?) [
    70/100th Coast AA Regiment
" m, [0 ^. `. s' |$ S    167 Wing /12 ]4 v/ L7 E. _0 E
    2/2nd Heavy AA Regiment
* `- M! z$ ?4 j; |    22nd USN Naval Construction Regiment
, M: ]; u! f, v& f    81st RAAF Wing /1
' C3 P# A, A8 i  C5 E5 n    71st RAAF Wing /1* g! m4 X- i- E" l
    Seventh USAAF EAB /6

chenrong

米龙湾就一个混成旅团。。。44年日军还缺人肉么~~) N/ P) A* n7 G  {$ o  D

7 N3 ^6 w4 n/ g$ D7 C红叶天皇不妨透露下44年的日军南方军的实力，我估计3万以上的战力还是有的。

腓特烈大帝

PM600+战力，不知南方军堆了多少人肉在布纳-莱城-韦瓦克一线

xubin0892

要知道人肉越多补给需求量就越大，制空制海权在盟军一边，一线基地堆多了不划算，放些兵力延缓盟军步伐就成，打下一地再打另一地总得花些时间准备吧红叶桑你说是不？

sanada

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AE里面45年1月有日本30多个竹枪师团增援吗？有的话日军也会多1W5战力的新人肉- e- C. {$ r- U+ W- U0 E# \

- O1 D. }; e0 ~* @不过我玩WITP，补给充足，支援充足，枪炮车辆人力都充足  ~& t2 m' J$ i

+ [+ G0 M# I8 _结果直到46年才完全补满这几十个新师团。。。

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 17, 45
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盟军对莫港发动了饱和炮击，日军防御基本崩盘。9 x3 P+ s" u0 s

% R2 x6 L6 h1 {* u% _同日大队日舰出现在南鸟岛外海，看来又要发生第三次南鸟岛攻防战了3 _: [0 L' l# j1 [' Y
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- Q: D8 S) B2 [% o; [; ]# mNight Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130# f; J. x4 w! W# ?( u9 U( b

& \# J9 ^9 x" L' S9 UAllied Ships) D* t9 t( @- L
      CA Chicago II& D- ?! Z) o4 t, U6 \
      CA Canberra II
3 `: ]: w6 X% \, ]( p5 f8 a% b      CA Exeter7 Z7 V2 N6 ~8 g: s) N% e; ?
      CA Suffolk
( M* ?, O6 @# N# o6 X      CA London( q& O2 x% u" G* f8 E: Z" }8 [
      CA Shropshire% B$ b1 e0 a3 C& J1 f
      CA Boston
/ ^) n* ]$ A6 W% N. A- h      CA Baltimore! ]3 m7 z' C: c" q$ Q: n4 G

0 D1 [  C5 {6 _0 F8 w' dJapanese ground losses:
/ N/ v$ d4 ?' E4 D      19 casualties reported( {* w2 r6 ~3 z$ _; n6 O: q: {
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 q2 |# ?, {2 q         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled, e' L. E5 c$ y: B( [2 m
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 m3 {, G+ U: f      Guns lost 18 (1 destroyed, 17 disabled)8 v  D( f% X) g7 S5 C: {
* a  z2 v9 J- Y/ P7 k
Airbase hits 4' x. J' O" e7 k2 n/ k* n& W& _% D
Airbase supply hits 1, ^3 V+ |8 L- q( f" s1 _
Runway hits 15
# }. {+ H  s; f5 BPort hits 4' i7 r4 K. _8 a6 x. x2 R7 @

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( t, |" u$ r" D- nNight Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,1304 f0 L1 L8 I7 M( X3 ^0 z
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Allied Ships
1 S4 u9 z2 Y. ]9 C1 r9 M, p8 d      BB Richelieu' U' V4 Z5 G  q9 K! ?
      BB King George V
- [- U7 }! x0 K      BB Howe
/ a8 S! M( M, }3 U+ R3 G  c      BB Prince of Wales
5 ^0 Z  H# b- Y8 X3 h      BB Alabama
$ \+ D* P! I: t! ~      BB Massachusetts
$ I# [0 X) t+ {$ U      BB Indiana
! N$ R6 o9 h/ p, X$ L7 O      BB South Dakota8 Y' f7 F1 m! F; N& [
      BB Washington
! m; m3 ]- D  g      BB North Carolina
6 k3 r- P; B6 a6 L; S      BC Renown
" E9 ]" D7 }# Y1 c& j) h      BC Repulse1 S/ M, q0 }7 x  E4 {4 U, K

- U+ L% G  K2 d% N/ wJapanese ground losses:- E+ Y6 a+ f1 x2 u$ F) b
      239 casualties reported+ S; m9 H+ [- [+ T5 X9 s
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
" j9 ~4 l8 R) c5 B+ y         Non Combat: 28 destroyed, 24 disabled
! Q' F8 U. x* y# S         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled3 I! k$ @3 |( ~% o: K& E
      Guns lost 29 (13 destroyed, 16 disabled). h8 E5 Q# n1 x: Q: k
      Vehicles lost 16 (6 destroyed, 10 disabled)
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Airbase hits 12% W0 |. `4 u$ X/ H! w; _, B, P
Airbase supply hits 2
- s- F/ r$ C% x! @; r: fRunway hits 33* [! R8 ~' \# ]" I: m3 a
Port hits 63 J1 w$ B0 @# R# `$ U" X
Port supply hits 2
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Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130) ?, T1 P! f4 i

3 y6 x: _4 p( }& d  y8 EAllied Ships
% J3 v' e4 _' d      BB Queen Elizabeth
- G9 i( S7 R* ?) ]$ a      BB Valiant: c& ^- H, R2 W$ e; d
      BB Mississippi
2 m* M2 r) E* D+ `: T2 U      BB New Mexico
7 ]4 g; C4 H5 q% j- [      BB Idaho$ u# V6 |& T& k) T+ S
      BB West Virginia2 k4 X5 Y6 Z9 Q' U1 k
      BB Colorado
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Japanese ground losses:3 m+ g6 W0 X7 D  e
      171 casualties reported
$ {1 r, e, n/ q# o' r+ O% Y         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled6 T, T7 }3 ~' J* T3 M
         Non Combat: 14 destroyed, 32 disabled
/ z3 d$ n& R& [* K2 L5 x  C* v, U         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled  O  N  Z8 G) R/ ]# X! X
      Guns lost 21 (9 destroyed, 12 disabled)! A3 e& `2 g, B: q  Z
      Vehicles lost 16 (6 destroyed, 10 disabled)
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* f6 j$ a8 e/ s4 _! f* }8 D4 w+ {2 hAirbase hits 9- N% x& s; `+ [) K
Airbase supply hits 1
8 b3 a$ E4 u0 ^0 I4 pRunway hits 23' t% n$ v  ~1 c8 X  \! X+ k' t
Port hits 50 H! F0 B# F# q4 M" Z
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) {0 F; `2 W# o; N! @! yGround combat at Milne Bay (101,133)
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; c% ^4 l9 o6 d8 zAllied Deliberate attack( X4 i7 a# T" n7 F- l5 u

5 A) w; ~4 A$ C& i& a8 j9 lAttacking force 22301 troops, 391 guns, 563 vehicles, Assault Value = 872" k( H: n1 U/ c$ ~+ l$ V" h
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Defending force 8841 troops, 114 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 2051 m- |# M0 z( r* k( C4 [

" G; A/ E$ I. c% ]5 KAllied engineers reduce fortifications to 57 L, J" I* {8 D0 p2 U0 P, F
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Allied adjusted assault: 246
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( T! p+ O' z5 }. j# m7 q' D# OJapanese adjusted defense: 603 / l: K8 s9 @9 _; j
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Allied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 5)
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Combat modifiers! ^! o3 O6 I( ~- L7 v! X
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)
# j7 N, S/ d1 M6 p8 ]Attacker: 1 r* e2 @$ N3 Y, b* O$ m2 Q( }
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Japanese ground losses:  H/ c# `8 u! j* _
      729 casualties reported! Z2 `. `& L" L3 z/ c. m
         Squads: 16 destroyed, 132 disabled
, E  S9 v, t3 @5 F5 L5 A. s! |  z         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 17 disabled" h) V! {7 O: |' G; j* Q: Y
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 3 disabled2 L" S% D2 n3 t% X: f
      Guns lost 27 (7 destroyed, 20 disabled)
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2 W* ]) J" x/ y# ^Allied ground losses:
# @& u9 [4 e' O, m  q9 k1 J      168 casualties reported
* Q/ C6 Z" {0 }2 m$ v         Squads: 3 destroyed, 24 disabled
  T+ i3 o$ S* j" Y* W- V         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled
) E& p# ?7 P4 g8 f         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled3 i. I$ b! a# x
      Vehicles lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)
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Assaulting units:3 V& D, a- o! ?0 {7 {
    Americal Infantry Division
7 \, U! G& a( K2 N' u4 \    3rd Marine Division) v! C& ~6 U. e' m) L. \& T
    766th Tank Battalion9 g/ d+ d( Z+ s2 j
    5th USMC Tank Battalion' x/ t+ E0 d: }3 W3 S
    Tenth US Army% K0 a7 f; b9 ~9 j8 e6 E, x6 W
    608th Coast AA Regiment
5 |  s" m3 Z4 x! t0 e: _    544th Field Artillery Battalion
3 |8 `3 D* L7 X$ u+ o, S
% G9 Y& n5 Y% i, F% x/ C' Z, ~Defending units:! l. P, T2 Z$ n* |- N
    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade( ?; G  D$ ^6 @/ X  ^7 I1 x
    48th Naval Guard Unit4 d( |3 n, l9 v  U% V' j2 U' j
    62nd Naval Guard Unit5 Q+ j0 N) M# [5 T- ]. O. B" Z
    14th JAAF AF Coy
( ?) u$ ]2 D" V* B! N% a    11th RF Gun Battalion
0 D" X, U5 v5 e8 Z! D    39th Field AA Battalion
( i8 y% x+ z- W: D4 R% P    35th JNAF AF Unit 2 I* T8 }* h" w. L8 ]
    3rd Fleet /2% J& d& |' t$ ]& k) Y6 l

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( u' A" a6 r) U; [" X' ?Ground combat at Port Moresby (98,130)/ {) W& ?8 m' J9 j

- K0 ~/ K( Q, {  J* F0 xAllied Deliberate attack
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- ^) c; a+ p( R0 N  s6 FAttacking force 54104 troops, 929 guns, 956 vehicles, Assault Value = 2071
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Defending force 18635 troops, 261 guns, 48 vehicles, Assault Value = 594% @: |. c) m, y$ u9 V/ i

$ {2 P8 [/ E% Q0 K4 o1 B; o( I; k& SAllied engineers reduce fortifications to 8- V& B- T# J% H) ^' d/ a; }

0 _% J* h" l, j3 eAllied adjusted assault: 5337   r8 i8 H+ B1 |, M. L4 t7 F
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Japanese adjusted defense: 685 & O6 v: i. t6 x% J0 }! X* c

6 U* G' T- j3 @) ~0 BAllied assault odds: 7 to 1 (fort level 8) % _+ r! E  y) ]. d: B( p

4 U3 `0 Z4 d- O; P" WAllied Assault reduces fortifications to 8
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Combat modifiers! }: M; k# i0 L" `2 [9 d
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)
( Y1 ^5 R9 W1 [; jAttacker:
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, N' _" o2 O+ v& g# Y; q      1905 casualties reported
4 c# g0 h6 l$ M3 ?# [( i. U         Squads: 67 destroyed, 63 disabled, [; y" O3 S, u' F% p: _& {
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 20 disabled
  T5 G* [" }7 j9 W' W( t         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled9 M$ c' j$ ?" G# a7 k
      Guns lost 58 (21 destroyed, 37 disabled)
" W% f( E  ~0 U6 p: @      Vehicles lost 4 (2 destroyed, 2 disabled)
3 [! M! X8 m; d/ r+ O      Units destroyed 1
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Allied ground losses:5 A# G4 ?  l8 H* e. K# X; B0 ~% C. s
      921 casualties reported
; L/ u; G5 @# n& U         Squads: 11 destroyed, 149 disabled
% h* F. ]$ K% e% L         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 17 disabled
4 ~; N1 U3 C9 F. x, u0 p& |         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled3 n' X5 X, y7 h. N8 O

6 r' m3 R7 f/ y& s$ sAssaulting units:' x+ O6 J& m+ b9 b& s
    6th Australian Division. z; e% r( b- v
    2nd Australian Division. r' i* f; c- @- G! x6 V
    12th NZ Brigade
2 G! P$ g  D' I% X    3rd NZ Brigade2 P3 \9 g) |7 f3 {6 n/ U
    32nd Infantry Division# A; ?3 K; Z# F1 f( u# b, m- g
    9th Australian Division
% v0 v/ e7 U7 d0 p/ V8 p    694th Field Artillery Battalion% h$ ~) `1 ?1 X2 ?( L& Z( [2 i0 m' W
    2/2nd Heavy AA Regiment! S9 C; U& W0 h
    70/100th Coast AA Regiment
4 K0 w0 S# y( o+ Z+ b! H/ B& U( E    71st RAAF Wing 6 q" T' M  k* m: ]3 y
    10 RAAF Av Rgt # ?, i+ R4 w# J  n2 t+ b
    22nd USN Naval Construction Regiment; f8 `) H+ z3 O7 t2 R
    Seventh USAAF Engineer Aviation Battalion
, @4 k/ s2 z8 ^    223rd Field Artillery Battalion( S; d5 A1 z* c+ A. W
    2/1st Heavy AA Regiment# k: s! w0 f2 o/ P, H& ?: Y, e
    IX Corps Artillery # D( }6 m6 g' k: r% o: l' O4 g2 {
    167 Wing ! G) A( W+ ^! L+ n
    II Australian Corps
7 Z& P1 G% D- y, ~( v    81st RAAF Wing " c  g: A- Z6 J4 Z% T7 r+ G
    293 Wing
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. I0 C5 y+ J# @. q5 s; ~& m+ \Defending units:
, r" @$ j( D' d) i! Z    41st Naval Guard Unit0 X" T1 N1 E4 r- g8 Y
    47th Division
4 D  ^, i& y9 e: H/ D" a    67th Naval Guard Unit
6 @' J- Z7 i3 w) o, ~" M    16th AA Regiment) r! M* W/ X6 D! m  e: H
    23rd AA Regiment  h  e2 T8 Z1 O2 c6 r) s& }
    42nd JNAF AF Unit
7 l$ l) p8 A, s) G    1st Air Defense AA Battalion
+ N9 @8 E+ @+ ^    37th JNAF AF Unit 1 D! E! _) u$ \9 y6 p& b6 g3 N9 r
    30th JNAF AF Unit 8 s1 G1 Q/ `0 Z: s
    31st Field AA Battalion
6 V8 e( `% y2 j4 e: Y    40th Field AA Battalion/ k& ^% ]7 u% G$ |) n
    44th Fld AA Bn /1

红叶

AE里面45年1月有日本30多个竹枪师团增援吗？有的话日军也会多1W5战力的新人肉' Y+ K8 j3 ?- V& u, Q

+ [1 a7 c3 I0 h( [不过我玩WITP，补给充足，支援充足，枪炮车辆人力都充足$ H1 C' x4 C  e0 k- W

* r9 F6 w& f' b结果直到46年才完全补满这几十个新师团。。。
" X1 O4 W2 O6 w6 [- H9 ssanada 发表于 2013-11-9 08:25

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/ m- X1 p. X' z0 f# X新师团一开始只能当治安部队使用哎，都是纸面战力，补充满了也远不是盟军对手

红叶

在连续3轮强大的舰队炮击之下，日军在莫港的防御火力显得是如此的微不足道，即便是谨慎攻击，盟军都能调整出5000+的攻击值

wangqifeng

米尔恩湾从地理看 ，比莫港还重要些，主要是游戏里没现实中对城市规模那么大的依赖性，部队完全不需要城市提供的种种吃喝拉撒睡便利条件。
8 h* S: Z* W) d, G6 N; M看得出来，天蝗在这一线投入的兵力并不多，似乎没有在南太坚决抵抗的意图，据此推断，可能更希望依托内防御圈岛屿链进行防御作战，毕竟很多是环礁地形，或处于盟军陆基不易压制的距离上。
: y, W: V7 Z+ Q0 ?不过我觉得，还是可以适当增加前线兵力投入，以便迫使盟军每次攻击必须投入更多部队，从而达到争取时间的目的，至于补给，则不用考虑太多，既然是不打算坚守太久的地方，补给多少就不那么重要了。

红叶

米尔恩湾从地理看 ，比莫港还重要些，主要是游戏里没现实中对城市规模那么大的依赖性，部队完全不需要城市提供的种种吃喝拉撒睡便利条件。
* Q  f, m/ Y7 K: s3 N9 Y看得出来，天蝗在这一线投入的兵力并不多，似乎没有在南太坚决抵抗的意图， .../ k! _& Z5 m4 h/ q
wangqifeng 发表于 2013-11-9 13:35

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1 w9 K  F, A4 R1 g这回不是没防御的意图，是让27钻了空子
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* {# i/ g8 @; w, ?/ f' C$ B我以为27在45年不会走这条最漫长的路线了，这边的兵力只留了基本的卫戍部队，等发觉27的攻击意图时已经来不及增援部队上去了

lhdblys

前些天，我和27讨论过，都认为澳东北（含新几内亚）是整个游戏的咽喉地带。因此，27先拿下此地区是可以意料到的。