zer0

死拼的盟军不可能让日军占到压倒性优势。初期这点家当集中起来不是盖的
7 B8 E- ^( W  s* c( jgodkiller 发表于 2014-10-9 08:34

$ C* r4 K3 m" u8 u如果cv前期对决，58能大破kb，那可以拦住日军的步伐，
/ q- Y& ~& ]! a; g如果58喂鱼，那就是日军满地图撒欢到44年的局面了。。。。

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话说 日本轻母编队的飞机也太少了点 都没满载吗' z! P2 Q: T" Z/ {; A5 y" R
塔萨法隆加 发表于 2014-10-9 10:47

( a# ~# Z2 J; n) d! c估计是菜花没有扩编，太急着去拦截58了对mini也有点太自信了。
. i9 q  B& m1 t" n# E前期021产量和库存吃紧也是部分原因。。。

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/ }& J, ?. N/ Z/ }& p$ m4 X! g+ G# c& g5 }- t6 v
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 20, 41
( _5 t) e6 r- y7 u  ?" ~9 ~! W菲律宾的pt和香港回撤的mtb 居然打出了战果，意外的收获啊。。
6 \0 D& x- Y% z; w, R- D这个编队当天还遇到一个更大的机会，却白白放过了，看来前线指挥官见好就收了。 ) c6 h5 O" M" D( R$ m
克拉克机场又遭炸平，，基本已经没啥大用了，
4 n2 o7 s- Y& a0 R7 ~. m2 O9 }再加上战斗机库存少，且飞行队大多不能改属，菲律宾也快进入挖洞躲炸弹的阶段了。
8 M7 |$ K  H, y; o7 r乘着日军在南洋调整策略的绝佳机会，马来和菲律宾的dd编队，继续突击日军机场。
/ R; S+ [) }% J% c+ y话说相比中文版，dd炮击的威力下降了不少啊。。。。2 a+ N" t. R0 e- {9 o% X
83军也成了国军第一个回炉的部队。。。
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Laoag at 81,72, Range 1,000 Yards
. e" m# E* t1 ~* ?- y; @' mJapanese Ships
9 S7 t- T3 l3 e% d& H      PB Kyo Maru #2  B& f; m8 C3 [! e( x) `
      PB Shonan Maru #1, Shell hits 14,  on fire* |$ x+ E1 t- h4 E  T8 r
      xAK Malta Maru, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk, j; ^  J2 {3 U& \
      xAK Ryuzin Maru, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
: m6 `. {, p# `1 W8 ]7 ^! b! r7 W: n      xAK Reiyo Maru
: Q" q, L: O% n) ?) _/ ]1 o( W$ }      xAKL Gyoun Maru, Shell hits 4 & H" K- u- {3 O$ M
Allied Ships, I3 g  Y4 p& |$ h$ t
      PT-313 E4 c( a/ w/ v! q! Z9 C
      PT-32
- }) X: F% w, r4 i$ ~; s3 n7 s& V2 y  j      PT-332 G5 H1 u9 T* w3 I5 K& A7 h
      PT-35# ^4 ~8 \/ B3 P1 u
      PT-41
+ M; u% ^& b5 S' p9 t+ j4 R      PT Q-111
$ w  N$ ?# Q+ b6 r: l; |7 J      PT Q-112
- z$ J, a, O8 b$ N$ D- k' p0 v      MTB 7
, u; K% _5 x1 s* y9 i' ^1 y      MTB 8' M# H) k1 I* N4 n' R
      MTB 9% I" V. A7 [$ z2 Q1 J; P
      MTB 106 F- `2 D. z" }) Q+ i& L& s9 z
      MTB 11
4 b7 ]! `1 j- u1 L8 l) r' @      MTB 12% O8 n! A. H$ ~
      MTB 26
2 l! g% W$ t9 ~# o+ _      MTB 27
1 a3 W( \+ K) Z$ r- V/ u--------------------------------------------------------------------------------; `3 Q2 a5 R! Y! I& P
Night Time Surface Combat, near Kota Bharu at 51,75, Range 5,000 Yards
6 E% I7 r2 _) \. I5 QJapanese Ships: Y9 @5 }) W/ y, G
      CL Kashii, Shell hits 1( {, k5 [  g7 V$ `8 ?
      CL Isuzu4 N, ]. F/ e9 ?& c. ~7 W  N
      DD Maikaze# O# N( R/ I+ H  c8 k/ i
      DD Nowaki, Shell hits 5 # X; K' y' W: t6 G5 [
Allied Ships4 f. v) r1 G( t# V7 r# V
      DD Bulmer- r/ H2 I& T. Q/ X  p& ]4 U
      DD Paul Jones) t9 C' N) e) g2 y' s" b4 X
      DD Peary) u% R9 M% h: q. m. T* U/ T6 F8 B
      DD Pillsbury
$ Y. g' ?% J) W* _% @8 A) G+ O; N      DD Stewart, Shell hits 1,  on fire
5 a) J# T. A# D9 y" |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$ ]0 x2 n3 o* _: R3 Y- R( `( TDay Time Surface Combat, near Laoag at 81,72, Range 18,000 Yards 2 U7 K9 }& C( T$ E  a! p# T
Japanese Ships5 Y! ~0 Q. p5 D, k  ]5 q
      PB Chitose Maru
7 R$ S9 V0 B, x2 I      xAK Yamagiri Maru* p4 x$ _& k. |. x# c: A3 q0 t/ c
      xAK Yamahagi Maru5 w0 ?" ~" I- X$ ]1 E3 f/ q
      xAK Tonan Maru
4 r1 b  `& ~9 `7 l" W      xAK Mikage Maru
' S" ?7 Y  b- C      xAK Kikukawa Maru  u; J1 f% Y8 N% |' ]7 [
      xAK Senko Maru
/ o; h0 m3 d- Y      xAK Ishikari Maru
" ], ?5 _) F& B7 A/ {      xAK Hankow Maru4 y) _9 w8 e( |: P
      xAK Amagi Maru' o5 f$ q# N6 k
      xAK Akagane Maru  A6 D% Q/ f! @. ]5 J) t
      xAK Taiko Maru2 ?7 z5 {6 i5 i4 ^# m! j
      xAK Kinkai Maru
' l( r1 x$ ]1 W( G  |0 z% L      xAK Ume Maru
7 a. z/ O) ^/ m& k' W! d& M8 u      xAK Anzan Maru7 l* l% D/ W" A
      xAK Yoneyama Maru. q4 }. j, G8 f2 w/ F
      xAK Kokuryu Maru
' ?7 A  _) a1 D      xAK Azuchi Maru% g4 ]- m6 O" B9 {# N9 G1 O
      xAK Banshu Maru6 H; U! \" w2 `9 F5 A; I- A8 T
      xAK Bingo Maru: g1 P5 @# ?: [( ~! K  U
      xAK Shikano Maru; K( }* s4 d+ u: Y9 Q/ p  s
      xAK Toyu Maru
1 {' G( ?# E5 w- x/ `      xAKL Unyo Maru! _/ X  o9 [6 M4 e2 r9 t: s& P; g
      xAKL Zuiho Maru
' X* c% O; h- z2 F: Y: S1 }( S      xAKL Kensho Maru3 W1 p+ |& Q- f3 ^. \3 i
      xAKL Shinrei Maru
7 U7 Q# @& t, n' m0 j- o, Z      xAK Oyashima Maru! n& u( X4 m# O8 w$ d6 y6 I4 d
      xAKL Tokuwa Maru7 v1 d  {* E- J) s, C5 o7 u+ {- ^! q' D
      xAK Hirota Maru
9 x" G! q  y$ F8 Y4 a$ _      xAKL Bunzan Maru
$ p$ c( Q2 o  @8 b; u      PB Yamahagi Maru #39 N. u% v8 g  c' V" F  i: |! K  L
      PB Kinsyo Maru #4! b. ]: d, q9 Y, F/ G. [4 d, P# E
      PB Tonon Maru
  D( n5 T" N1 V! k' C, u% G; E: N      PB Mikitade Maru / ^3 P- ?& A9 f& O! j
Allied Ships" u4 D/ \9 y# m1 E5 W0 X% e7 o0 ?( g+ ~
      PT-31+ X/ l( h# p- h) U" o3 ~+ I6 |
      PT-328 K. i2 l0 ~9 H: W- B
      PT-33; j7 R8 c% j4 L5 }; n9 I) {
      PT-35
- e  l4 U. z# m# ^. g      PT-41
6 h- M4 b/ g# v6 I6 @$ X2 x; R      PT Q-1118 e: p' i! x2 V2 F+ O$ `# x6 V8 R
      PT Q-1120 T8 }% M% X3 Z# {' c
      MTB 7) D/ P$ S+ g8 K5 o: Y6 [
      MTB 88 j3 ^9 [8 T- X" r: o! q( n- s
      MTB 99 y) q5 U/ A' a
      MTB 10* L) T. B! o& l) l) h/ X* k
      MTB 11& A/ H1 w6 g4 i( ^
      MTB 12: t4 J* Z9 [4 H- j# |% A3 `
      MTB 26
0 @3 f+ f; I8 O) {" m, a      MTB 27   \  o( k1 x7 G4 p
Maximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions: 28,000 yards
& C5 P  W0 o' J9 lCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 18,000 yards6 V7 c: q; N- k. v& J+ w8 x8 q
Japanese TF attempts to evade combat
( ?3 r2 _( A5 @+ z; y/ E8 qRange increases to 18,000 yards...
1 t7 x. l3 X1 ^$ cJapanese Transport TF evades combat
& a6 X* W6 A8 v/ m! k! N--------------------------------------------------------------------------------, b. H- \# F$ O# K% |9 q
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  : u8 ]- h1 C3 x! Y  p: y
Weather in hex: Severe storms 2 l+ W* L2 y+ s% z4 C4 [3 L) P& F0 |
Raid detected at 47 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
: }7 {( u8 ^$ }5 p8 j; SEstimated time to target is 15 minutes
3 U# U3 X( {* U3 K- e  H2 t) ^% xJapanese aircraft
' R  Z0 {0 `  [9 O      A6M2 Zero x 19
: D5 s# D  E8 A, I4 XNo Japanese losses
  i8 F" L# f* b: h3 \* ~+ w, r$ \Aircraft Attacking:
  J4 v, _+ Q) X0 Q" ]9 m+ r$ k      19 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet 1 h; L2 j- U3 d0 O( `, i) S7 z1 ~
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9 ~6 C) g  \' B3 b  O$ Q: [% t9 ^Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
- ?( m' u- w+ {, k/ s3 WWeather in hex: Severe storms
, c9 m, Z+ T. q( e3 _; B8 jRaid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
; o9 ]% A! \/ ?3 ^Estimated time to target is 27 minutes
( s9 h" n- R% V8 lJapanese aircraft
" `2 X% H. y7 x5 F0 i/ f$ @      G3M2 Nell x 32
$ p7 X# j# Z. Q( d      G4M1 Betty x 34 6 q4 M" C6 t$ N5 D' V4 G
Allied aircraft
* k0 ]- R9 X* m" R8 `      no flights
& ^; d5 g: [' k& gJapanese aircraft losses; j& h7 a7 t4 [5 {) V$ h3 Y) g
      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged
0 E' C5 n# |1 y; h4 Z, a      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged 9 ]8 i& m, U& ~" q* m
Allied aircraft losses
, D6 N4 t1 ~6 L2 N) n/ v      P-40E Warhawk: 9 damaged
; v2 V1 p* A0 U0 O0 X- L0 p* f      O-47A: 3 damaged5 I6 H1 |! n  y2 x7 y& c: J; P. ^
      PBY-4 Catalina: 19 damaged
6 [" Y% ]/ B2 X5 l6 T      PBY-4 Catalina: 2 destroyed on ground
; U1 K3 ~% K- W9 ]( c3 G% d& U; x      P-35A: 1 destroyed on ground
. j% x0 s: t2 _& v: f- [      B-10B: 3 damaged
: u7 M' C! H% k6 a0 H% R      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged# G3 G7 n. n! \- h% o' Y9 _* ^
      B-17D Fortress: 1 destroyed on ground
" ]8 t5 m7 [" G" w: w      SOC-1 Seagull: 1 damaged
. l% E, w3 v! n      P-40B Warhawk: 1 damaged
0 }# \) A+ g# h5 d2 r  ]% f# ~Allied ground losses:
4 }! ~. D" A) r0 y" I! _- S      19 casualties reported
3 v' L0 `, m; j/ t5 t8 f# q         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled( {: h/ G+ y& j* L
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
: b( b& c3 \9 c+ q4 D$ u" n4 z- D         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- \) O( Q9 L; C) z- h+ b# S- DAirbase hits 36
) L$ c+ `1 e7 S+ kAirbase supply hits 3) Y' A! q5 i5 _
Runway hits 66# L. z% C, V6 e" w* }, D
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2 O  `$ d2 y1 Z3 FMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  0 E, a+ F5 \0 B2 |. m
Weather in hex: Severe storms . E/ f$ i6 z5 W0 o5 @; C
Raid detected at 78 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.+ |* B8 e$ B2 j' L' Z
Estimated time to target is 27 minutes
) I( y( f& ~. SJapanese aircraft
5 o% P" a/ W- d3 g      G4M1 Betty x 26 " E% Q+ k9 f, d9 v/ w- i
Allied aircraft& G0 \* h( Q; \2 v- D4 G- r9 z8 V
      no flights
6 g, u8 x6 d$ v) n, c1 E1 `5 L$ M9 `Japanese aircraft losses6 B4 l& @" J5 a3 m
      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged
+ R1 u" V0 i( O* B5 S4 \5 g; {Allied aircraft losses. H/ u1 S* F4 D1 u0 F1 T
      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged: p; ~1 ?4 m& k5 Z: O7 }* \/ J& N" Y
      P-40E Warhawk: 3 damaged) g; O# E! W9 X
      Beech 18-S: 1 damaged
0 X1 r/ v* I  c( N5 {      PBY-4 Catalina: 3 damaged+ U$ D# A- _- a8 P8 @
      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground
8 @8 |0 X/ a+ N" [8 o" c      P-40B Warhawk: 2 damaged0 I. @, x; J3 t3 B+ ~; P9 ^
      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed on ground4 X9 O% s) l' `. r/ g4 I5 C
      B-10B: 1 destroyed on ground
+ j. e, G" B; A0 R! OAirbase hits 11' d% O0 m% F. p* ~8 X
Airbase supply hits 1
1 x6 C" w2 T# h# b6 x' uRunway hits 23
5 H8 B$ \0 k* B' r9 s, b5 _------------------------------------------------------4 S3 g& R3 ]( H) Z( r$ i) R6 a: W2 _
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  # Q: ?6 g5 e! o3 v, T* U
Weather in hex: Severe storms , d7 x7 y) J. k9 I, K
Raid detected at 62 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.- p# \& f* K1 ]
Estimated time to target is 19 minutes
. s, F* @8 K' P  F$ Q; F/ C$ JJapanese aircraft3 E) G$ x' \9 T# W0 _8 w
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 13* l4 v& P; W9 o+ h  T
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 16 : E. Q8 S& d# \  h' T8 _( k, z
Allied aircraft7 o) X, }' g/ u1 H- ?( T4 D5 Q
      no flights ) Q, i" j' i% M/ W
Japanese aircraft losses
& G" v6 ~$ S; o7 u+ @# W! x% _& E      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 damaged; J: f4 Z5 h5 U6 Q
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged & w& o$ I5 a9 r; ~7 s0 R0 _
Allied aircraft losses. H6 ]) g* |2 _5 L  [! t. w9 E
      PBY-4 Catalina: 3 damaged
3 W$ I2 k; y. C  I. ~8 a6 v      O-47A: 1 destroyed on ground
& D8 a1 v! ~4 E: B" M" h2 G      B-17D Fortress: 1 damaged
5 `3 i( ~/ \6 C% m" E% oAirbase hits 2
6 ?: w7 `& {; N4 s. O4 M/ eRunway hits 15 e  |" w7 M2 \8 {3 [0 Q
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  . s. C6 V* \- r% l7 O% Y2 b( X4 _
Weather in hex: Severe storms
: r  Y! A2 ~8 s5 B) ^/ ^Raid detected at 13 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
7 @1 v$ j  L& _6 {  HEstimated time to target is 4 minutes ! J7 W; F- x- Z" {& D, S$ D/ _
Japanese aircraft
% R, A- _+ V$ `: H. f8 c      A6M2 Zero x 35
5 s: v  @2 \+ h' D& [No Japanese losses
& c. D# o+ H1 @" {Aircraft Attacking:
( g6 {! |- ]2 g" I3 H2 |) a/ x" w      35 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
6 Z- B" H2 y5 ~5 [8 s, s--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- n6 A9 }* t& b# f8 S
Ground combat at 92,38 (near Chengting)
  y0 y7 _* ^  O' F- ?1 cJapanese Shock attack   O* {/ a  ~' y( B4 m) _
Attacking force 20816 troops, 154 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 709   p  m( E8 y: ?7 c
Defending force 411 troops, 1 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 ) n' J! V# I1 l; L( G
Japanese adjusted assault: 1056  # s# Q3 X* r. d
Allied adjusted defense: 1  0 K, H0 g8 U- U) h, R: {
Japanese assault odds: 1056 to 1  ; \( P& G0 F$ G) R7 W
Combat modifiers, ~: L$ ]0 w6 s6 |* W
Defender: terrain(+)1 U/ ?& w, \+ z0 w  b/ A0 ]6 ~+ }# z
Attacker: shock(+)
: w/ \* M# ?  C3 q. U# EAllied ground losses:
. W! W8 ?5 G  D5 U      468 casualties reported
$ S" @1 N; H1 x* G/ ]         Squads: 19 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 R0 L+ E* _1 d' U, B         Non Combat: 32 destroyed, 0 disabled
- ~7 X: J7 ?+ P; E         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled- N' r: J0 }2 D0 R8 b
      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled): X# o5 U, h8 c' S% V: w+ d; h- C
      Units destroyed 1 % t8 N( N" R7 q( P6 ^0 f8 I2 W( _
Assaulting units:
. ~# F) `  W/ O1 r3 e    7th Ind.Mixed Brigade
1 W. S) K, i9 x$ P    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade
3 t; z9 M( _: b, L* T- K) g    12th Indpt Infantry Regiment
% `! ?; F1 x' t/ f$ I    11th Indpt Infantry Regiment" t! P2 U& J' P3 i" v5 @
    13th Indpt Infantry Regiment7 x1 q4 D% r2 K" J: w  m4 K
    21st AA Regiment ) _8 C& ^  B5 q. t( y0 j6 c) S. W
Defending units:% X/ W; ~( `% i0 ?$ G( X$ ?
    83rd Chinese Corps , H. u' y8 z; ]5 ?6 ]* W2 M
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Ground combat at 87,45 (near Chengchow) ) k* ^1 F' V5 Z: ]9 K+ H& @  I
Japanese Shock attack % a5 R% F" i2 O, y" c# ^1 I" A
Attacking force 330 troops, 0 guns, 50 vehicles, Assault Value = 168 " C" x4 X, i! \& j& @! `
Defending force 1265 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 48
3 _6 {% H  g" h! uJapanese adjusted assault: 40  
/ O! [  a9 O) A$ S' v# B+ ZAllied adjusted defense: 9  0 P2 p) C( B8 d! }
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1  
. E4 b5 ?( N+ ~+ ]7 yCombat modifiers
$ R1 n6 \: L% L8 ]Defender: op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-)
! f6 W3 j: N0 W3 k) eAttacker: shock(+) 0 V  Z5 ~( f6 U# c, n9 E& i
Allied ground losses:
: z7 w' z% E) R: Q" [      286 casualties reported7 R7 a6 w) }9 E
         Squads: 11 destroyed, 5 disabled
) G9 t1 x; g1 p( {7 {/ ~& d; s         Non Combat: 17 destroyed, 1 disabled
7 d2 n, L- w3 W* a% u6 z" o% a         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 B4 E! G7 U/ v" X) t. t# T
      Units retreated 1
- l* F. O' ^9 wDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
# L3 a. B' i3 W5 Y* h/ ?  A: u; sAssaulting units:! J; H( z3 M, q# a! V
    12th Tank Regiment
. v* F# C. v, \    3rd Tank Regiment
) x/ l% J& d5 t    15th Tank Regiment ! H: X+ F0 q( E
Defending units:
" t4 D' \/ R+ |' ]    69th Chinese Corps

reninhat

如果没有把握，58怎么会去啃kb。

zer0

如果没有把握，58怎么会去啃kb。* V) C5 [9 g, T; D! S) m7 v5 Y- S
reninhat 发表于 2014-10-9 21:45

" t4 s0 H! d. i
以上述的数量对比来看，58不是太乐观，
: W$ x2 l+ {8 |当然更具体的结果，估计就要靠测试和实战来给出了。

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 21, 41$ m/ n# l9 @3 s
58伴随舰 盐湖城被发现，虽然已经和58分离了。9 p! u5 d8 W5 B: D+ y! b$ R- O2 ~7 u
DD继续炮击菲律宾沿岸的日军机场，也取得了一点成果。. B% A; x7 f6 h# c) N0 g
马来半岛上的日军4-5万人，居然选择了从哥打巴鲁沿着铁路线追赶撤退的英印部队
* X- I, c9 P, b" j* E1 z这样估计新加坡能坚持到一月底呢。，个人感觉用装甲部队加轰炸沿马来半岛西侧公路进攻& l8 w0 Q% `' N7 e- O
再恰当的时候以空降兵威胁盟军退路，主力坐火车去新加坡城下 就可以了。
' m1 M8 ?. }8 Q, i不过这是菜花该操心的事情了，
9 r  j' N- u1 t, ~$ ~" X日军的35师团，冒进南阳，国军要不要突击下呢？
6 g- y9 S5 E1 t8 [上一档本人的35师团也是在南阳被突成残废，35师团出生的位置比其他部队近太多
: b+ J7 B$ ^# ~2 h2 P2 t看着国军飞速转进，一没把持住 就容易冲上前去。。。
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6 ]1 {3 f+ n7 W# }' H% y4 z* {Sub attack near Soerabaja  at 56,103 % q2 g: u. A* y8 p7 g+ j2 S! J
Japanese Ships2 f6 Q9 z7 d) I- ~8 L( J
      SS I-166   i; q4 t+ G! z
Allied Ships- a7 s5 G: J! E
      DD Maury
2 s5 e, }7 h9 ]      CA Salt Lake City
" A( d! U1 n  z* c3 l. w      CL De Ruyter
, f: _8 T( _+ f  R. B      DD Thanet) O! {* L3 C; ^2 a# Y; D0 R$ M2 t$ E8 r
      DD Scout
3 F3 z- ]6 h1 u% ^- u1 s; x% q      DD Balch
' ~' j4 ]4 l7 _6 d3 K7 U: h      DD Porter! b) v3 ^8 ~: q8 p! R
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Night Naval bombardment of Aparri at 82,73 + O& V, K' s% J! d* Y$ a" e( Z: r
Japanese aircraft
7 o& p4 n& H: ~( Q! b* A9 l      no flights
( ~" n, T  ~1 Y( i$ q0 e  f6 GJapanese aircraft losses
7 D' ?- k; O' H5 e7 @      Ki-27b Nate: 12 damaged
& n( K; C3 n; E& `0 J      Ki-27b Nate: 2 destroyed on ground
- a+ k# |1 b1 d# p0 WAllied Ships- g  c& S& A3 R$ C9 j0 J
      DD Piet Hein6 W% i- h; m) g1 u( R/ N0 x2 F; h) d0 h
      DD Kortenaer
+ {; _: T, a6 r- C      DD Witte de With
- ~- l; }6 W8 q- \( w      DD Van Nes5 W& _! L4 @+ S7 P; ?* i
      DD Banckert
0 F% e2 B7 u0 `2 C  w" eJapanese ground losses:/ |) W6 a) v6 n
      14 casualties reported
4 }! v% ^6 O' M8 q         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
; }5 v. _) E+ g* h- w) m         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled* f/ c) w$ L3 `( I1 \8 U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled % |9 r) i, g; Q& p5 H2 D5 Y
Airbase hits 6' n6 q2 L0 u5 Z+ X9 d) Y
Airbase supply hits 3
- J4 H0 M( O8 S) _Runway hits 41
& D% w$ r; `, O& \- V1 z- A# nPort hits 21
* F1 h4 M# ^6 @1 d6 m: n" Z# a# QPort fuel hits 1
4 |6 n$ C% }2 VPort supply hits 5! F, S* m4 y) u8 b& k1 Y2 _3 Y7 S4 p0 X/ E
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
8 `" x' w: y5 J: G9 pWeather in hex: Heavy rain
8 {/ Q- {. P& R' l5 D7 @Raid detected at 27 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.
- M* i  ]2 ^2 Q+ XEstimated time to target is 8 minutes
9 X& ?. F0 E* @7 ~' V5 g: WJapanese aircraft
. n" R3 O" p9 ?2 |/ s' x      A6M2 Zero x 32
( D' l. P; v7 A9 RNo Japanese losses
- _) T. F% R" V9 VAircraft Attacking:) b; z; C: S9 M' g; n0 L7 }3 y7 ]
      32 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet . E/ `0 ~1 O/ o4 L6 O$ S4 f5 e
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# o2 B% S1 h9 P* c8 U& W0 i/ k! l4 \Afternoon Air attack on 8th Indian Brigade, at 50,77 , near Temuloh
$ f" y# Z( [" I$ C6 K1 xWeather in hex: Severe storms
! ?; M9 p/ N4 K8 O, A# t0 yRaid spotted at 25 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
$ @9 g& ]+ b. g' b+ o& FEstimated time to target is 9 minutes
6 K+ n4 Z5 w- T, z- b  N" Z$ iJapanese aircraft. n. L3 ~; J3 x4 y8 _
      G3M2 Nell x 31
& {7 i1 x9 s) ^      G4M1 Betty x 9 % I) q* v" U2 Z. |
Japanese aircraft losses+ D; a2 ]8 ~6 Q0 E- `( i5 T
      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged
& m5 F  r! V5 M+ Y1 q4 I% r% zAllied ground losses:
4 j) L- J5 w7 J9 R      17 casualties reported
9 G9 U* D6 {0 k9 W, [- Y. r* a         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled0 \6 b6 e* y$ Z5 M5 A. v. P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
+ G( \1 g9 _4 y) Q' r# \: ]1 `         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
5 _9 p% n, q3 g6 E1 C6 j----------------------------------------------------------+ S, J& O0 Q% a
Sub attack near French Frigate Shoal敚n? at 170,100 ; h0 s: D8 ^- N0 @+ Y5 l8 T5 U
Japanese Ships# d& e6 R8 T( p8 M# p4 z
      SS I-173 0 M& v& Z3 U6 X! B$ \8 j( d2 G: y6 f
Allied Ships
: z& a7 [3 U1 J0 o2 [  M6 q- ^      xAKL Regulus, Shell hits 30,  heavy fires,  heavy damage ( C6 w3 O5 a7 X) ^1 V6 f
SS I-173 attacking on the surface
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5 @  |* K0 X) F6 OGround combat at Nanyang (85,45)
* z1 a7 W6 l+ d8 YJapanese Bombardment attack
4 F4 c# u- N' qAttacking force 11332 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 409 ( j: C8 E. y; X/ ~' `/ P: d
Defending force 32151 troops, 200 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1087
7 x# m/ V4 L$ y# n* kJapanese ground losses:
: t0 ?8 F9 L* N      17 casualties reported
7 w, z+ g; v) W4 \8 q         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 m9 j7 x' ^+ H8 }5 w         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 R/ O. _+ `  a: D% B7 i: _         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 Q1 Y& h( M# {( KAssaulting units:9 [4 V" }4 V  V8 h4 X* V# k8 R5 C% h
    35th Division 4 A" n" l4 ~$ P# S
Defending units:# X: {! M5 ~0 T
    48th Chinese Corps) ?6 K" d1 s& x
    40th Chinese Corps
5 p$ V* m* Y2 b* Y! u: r* r0 ^" n    29th Chinese Corps1 k$ J" ~! }0 k0 l" ~
    80th Chinese Corps
. [( k6 e8 o. A, \) y- ]4 l    93rd Chinese Corps

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从马尼拉出发的大量ss几乎覆盖了半个南洋浅水区，但是战果么就。。。呵呵了。
3 r, g( s) F! c$ {; A当天盟军炮击了米里的机场，摧毁了一些飞机。2 n7 T' t' E: u5 w2 L3 _9 J
日军的35师团实际上已经被断了后路，被包围在了南阳，而城市还被国军占着( x8 s  l9 m7 ], Z9 f
如果日军被突击溃败的话，35师团可能投降啊。。但附近的日军装甲部队正赶来解围
( a8 J$ E: ]* B7 c6 P6 i考虑到国军附近hq已经撤退，调整估计不会太理想，万一失败，' b1 H  p( O, H4 V8 M
将无法继续拖住日军攻击部队，国军选择了继续放弃南阳，转进！！！！！
# Q0 g5 f3 d( k- O6 J/ D4 Z+ Q空城马尼拉也陷落了，东京玫瑰第三次播音。。。。。
2 ~: ~8 i  p2 y( Y1 ~( h$ z7 I一个泰国师，开始出现在缅甸境内，英印17师得另外2个旅从印度转运过来了: @, H$ j! Y2 B$ Q+ g; e+ @
18师也在赶往目的地，如果上岸，缅甸境内将有1500av左右，
2 _8 U7 W+ z8 p4 S8 f+ I( C接下来就看日军对缅甸有多大决心了2 P" w9 J) T- E( B) J: L( D
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- c2 k1 K' W" ^# y; S2 i7 X5 X' iASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75 ! N( J9 t: K% C6 I% E
Japanese Ships
' I4 p* V% ]; O3 |! \      SC CHa-106 f$ q  D* F3 v5 l! e3 ]' |
      xAK Yamabiko Maru' Z3 H. K0 `; a3 h
      PB Kozan Maru
& ~# ^6 P, D8 W) }+ pAllied Ships
! Z$ O# g- `2 {& b      SS KXIII " V+ |2 }4 D5 z1 V' U% v
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% p8 h5 U6 {, T9 D7 W3 a  SASW attack near Rabaul  at 106,128
9 ~% l. c- F9 |, XJapanese Ships
, L! e' V2 f) w) e8 q      SS I-170
' i* p9 b! _+ `# G0 f3 C+ c/ p2 uAllied Ships
- m6 e0 l, o* @2 _) ?      DD Fanning / @+ k% h! a. P5 E2 `
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ASW attack near Saigon  at 61,74 ( A: k! ]+ a! }' ~. ?
Japanese Ships6 y' Z5 G4 E6 ~# d! l
      DD Usugumo
' X# ~: t- q  I; K      xAK Naruto Maru
5 y6 v. `9 n$ U  b8 b) @5 E3 k      xAK Nankai Maru+ r1 a& N, G# |. x& ~
      xAKL Yoshinogawa Maru 1 @3 I2 X/ e/ P8 ?7 {
Allied Ships8 a. ~- J) e" Z) B- T  d9 A
      SS Porpoise 8 R  n" ]- D" }, ?7 i7 B/ R3 i" [0 S
SS Porpoise launches 2 torpedoes at DD Usugumo4 {, }* ^) m* z' ?) g
Porpoise bottoming out ....
) w  Q; ]8 B8 ~/ \- K1 ASub escapes detection 9 ]0 ]; P7 x9 u4 g
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Sub attack near Rabaul  at 106,127 & i+ N" V* S  Y( S
Japanese Ships
- I- ?( f0 P2 h. t9 h8 _  D      SS I-170
) |/ E9 `: W5 h& |Allied Ships8 Z& }. M, |+ e" Z, z
      DD Benham
2 ~% j" M: ^/ t8 }      DD Fanning7 t# P5 ^  \1 [
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Night Naval bombardment of Miri at 64,87 7 X' d  M3 m% e5 Q7 d$ m
Japanese aircraft
& s% l: i% T6 f8 O$ U% o7 M      no flights
( a3 Y' c4 v+ j/ }( N; Q6 D/ s1 @Japanese aircraft losses
/ `9 q! j( }* l* e; M3 L+ s* ?      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 6 damaged' ?) n- f/ @2 q6 q
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed on ground$ x- _( B. w2 r7 f0 ^
      Ki-27b Nate: 1 damaged& b; S6 `3 A4 _* B' j9 T( t
      Ki-27b Nate: 1 destroyed on ground
9 T3 r7 n8 _. L      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 1 destroyed on ground
5 `9 b, U8 C8 n+ ~) rAllied Ships
$ N, T- o: K: ]! I( U! j5 w      DD Tenedos' l% Z8 B) [) v0 \) z/ _! c
      DD Van Ghent
: a4 @5 C( m! w" E+ T7 q  H      DD Evertsen
, P3 K+ D% Y1 K8 J0 j) P      DD Vampire 6 F3 v/ J6 m1 M1 H
Airbase hits 21 g# Z; b* E+ k. V6 Q: o
Airbase supply hits 1, V5 F: `' h+ e# `
Runway hits 9* y3 l# ]( S; P. a, W% @! \
Port hits 2
; Z# ]8 p5 l9 ]% J1 BPort fuel hits 2! i4 y' o: j" y; T+ _
Port supply hits 2
* q( K% \) R( T1 m+ k3 }9 iDD Tenedos firing at Miri 6 g: @% K4 P; W4 k/ n( z0 g9 J: }
DD Van Ghent firing at Miri
+ \6 f: {6 ?1 sDD Evertsen firing at Miri
1 h7 ~! l! ^4 [$ ~DD Vampire firing at Miri  
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5 o2 f2 H8 I( d3 PASW attack near Cam Ranh Bay  at 63,74 ; I# J' @# K0 k
Japanese Ships
+ v& Y' w2 s. `4 f& O3 t      xAK Nissyu Maru( b4 ?( [' Z& t3 q9 V' a$ I0 ~0 i
      xAK Kogyo Maru
8 z; Q7 l- ]5 L! L  U; \& n7 ?+ W      xAKL Yoshinogawa Maru
" L5 W3 N: `( K9 y1 ~' JAllied Ships; u& s) i1 `- J8 L. P/ _
      SS S-36
% _1 F+ E" ~" s9 P& I3 Y1 ?" VSS S-36 is sighted by escort8 A1 N5 x/ Y0 M. i
Sub escapes detection 3 A8 _$ E) C9 T* ^) b
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Ground combat at 86,45 (near Nanyang) 7 H6 D- g7 b0 K1 d3 D5 J" k  @& U
Japanese Shock attack   {& R4 e/ m- }5 o! Z  A5 Z0 b
Attacking force 1972 troops, 0 guns, 297 vehicles, Assault Value = 168
- r6 K( n9 \- R0 d, E5 u! @5 sDefending force 9355 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 367
# ?1 n! e3 \9 x" q2 A$ ]* XJapanese adjusted assault: 173  ! n& o; w. k, N) x
Allied adjusted defense: 54  1 B/ r% q$ Z- L9 t
Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1  
# m  \3 x, Q6 j; ?2 S9 rCombat modifiers
/ S2 @( X" z6 {! o7 V5 r4 J! JDefender: op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-)
. N; A. e, P+ L& h' MAttacker: shock(+) ( @& S7 c( O9 j7 G- g
Allied ground losses:
8 ?5 t6 n/ I* i: e      4369 casualties reported
( o5 ~8 B, a. t6 }* N3 o% V: r3 D; u         Squads: 188 destroyed, 109 disabled
5 }& ~  A1 u. L5 @5 X         Non Combat: 147 destroyed, 0 disabled
' @/ h+ T9 b2 k: ~& O6 K         Engineers: 6 destroyed, 4 disabled
4 _# L" ], S& [  s      Guns lost 11 (2 destroyed, 9 disabled)) X7 z" c+ ?: o) R4 p
      Units retreated 1 5 G) ]3 d( S. F
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! 5 ^. Z1 `4 E/ \0 S4 X
Assaulting units:) [2 g2 k& ?, V. ]; ~3 x$ J0 }
    3rd Tank Regiment+ }3 }5 A8 e+ l& I1 k5 j2 v
    12th Tank Regiment
5 d) }4 _, o# @: x0 _  ^    15th Tank Regiment 5 O( M' Z+ U/ m0 L% _
Defending units:
1 N% p& @  q8 U1 \2 S    85th Chinese Corps # Z( k2 c( \- [4 B
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, L. F5 ^5 U- i0 b+ Y' ]Ground combat at 84,55 (near Nanchang) 0 t6 ^8 q% N1 B4 r' E  {: C: b1 Z
Japanese Bombardment attack 3 Q  a* Y) Q% N+ p* U5 B( Q
Attacking force 5592 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 194
, ?6 P3 r$ O. f, W0 C  |+ ^Defending force 4206 troops, 43 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 138
/ ]% j8 V( n: N" aAllied ground losses:# Y9 F' K( E0 V6 p, S# Z- E! m
      8 casualties reported
7 A3 @4 _3 _7 ?1 z) T         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled, i: w" c; `2 |: S% H) Z
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ W1 |+ o3 D2 M8 j  w
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. g6 i' M* `0 RAssaulting units:
. ^5 z! d/ {/ M0 ~    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
  Z: N7 e" Q9 q! s$ EDefending units:
/ b' O" k* l3 T1 v. \    88th Chinese Corps
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Ground combat at Nanyang (85,45)
6 e: Z" z. k$ G/ \1 k: m: zJapanese Bombardment attack ( z! v: F* O1 H1 Q! l2 E  q
Attacking force 11320 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 408 , c) E7 w2 d) s# e& M* r1 g& v
Defending force 33354 troops, 202 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1139
6 w# n3 N8 z; h0 [- X6 E. OJapanese ground losses:6 ^' e4 M7 D/ q
      11 casualties reported
( g5 e: }0 e5 f  w, }( F3 a) I) @         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled/ k" M* r9 m! D% g% `, [
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# X7 c5 D, t8 K# c/ ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) @; S6 Q; H+ J/ G7 ?7 i" iAllied ground losses:+ _/ t) a4 K- h/ b, ~; f; x
      15 casualties reported' b" ~9 e4 j2 ]% p
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
2 ^' w5 K% o% |' R4 |4 ]         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; }* r7 w$ I- n9 n% i3 L& H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled . O, Y2 z) S  B
Assaulting units:8 k# c! }' f: ~, s
    35th Division * H9 H" ~! T5 Q: q0 x6 o
Defending units:( B% c2 R7 G2 D( Q/ {: N; v
    40th Chinese Corps7 @# z" M' W, r% }; E, d2 j: s  _
    80th Chinese Corps7 I5 P! t0 V8 N( w2 L9 ]& b
    48th Chinese Corps
, l" [/ c: p# ~- b' |5 o, a3 Q& h    51st Chinese Corps2 V- p6 @$ N2 d, I
    29th Chinese Corps
2 a' x4 G$ k! t. m0 l, |    93rd Chinese Corps 4 V, N/ Z3 `8 {
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Ground combat at Manila (79,77) - L4 |4 ]5 ~, w& ]6 M" }+ r3 p9 V
Japanese Shock attack $ ~  j5 A5 {4 T6 K) y  B* j+ o
Attacking force 1025 troops, 4 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 97
8 f7 e* ]  C/ s$ H+ y* {+ zDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
! ]) N! ^. ^6 W+ K1 x8 ]Japanese adjusted assault: 74  * e' O" n' w; @2 H- J
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
6 I1 S3 ]5 c' ?4 J5 T" H8 }- c( u" gJapanese assault odds: 74 to 1 (fort level 0)  & ^' d% w# z1 S; q# F# W+ C
Japanese forces CAPTURE Manila !!! ) \1 C0 q+ z4 G, ]
Combat modifiers
7 T  a5 u/ s7 p" lAttacker: shock(+) 9 o1 b9 b7 v" M/ R% I/ H. r" \
Assaulting units:
* |! `, S8 o+ I7 J9 _  e. _; r    48th Recon Regiment1 I! y4 C- a6 G2 ?. |1 r
    2nd Tank Regiment . H1 V/ a8 R6 \9 V
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  _, B( l( y/ s. b  [, PGround combat at Tavoy (54,60)
+ K* C9 K4 c2 y& C' P4 s7 d  eJapanese Deliberate attack 3 E$ V$ E5 k% \  q$ y
Attacking force 1328 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 57 ( `0 f% U9 ?- D% J$ o
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
: j  s; E7 b5 J9 z8 N2 n, |Japanese adjusted assault: 28  
  y+ Y1 L7 Y5 L% j# g- @6 ZAllied adjusted defense: 1  
7 _3 k, y: |6 Q/ A1 X! rJapanese assault odds: 28 to 1 (fort level 1)  
- b& Q, p* Z, l. F4 g! b0 iJapanese forces CAPTURE Tavoy !!!
0 r$ E4 S% O# `) i' C6 rCombat modifiers% M. m8 D$ E; M0 W1 i. I: c. l
Attacker: leaders(-)
9 p' m' |; T& Y% h2 q! uAssaulting units:+ X* Y7 n* \- ?+ Q
    1st RTA/A Division

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香港扫雷船被雷了一下。不过扫雷效率倒是挺高的，一天几百雷，而盟军库存也就几百雷了。。
( Y2 ~5 T* r' _2 r/ U) l9 B; d克拉克的空中游击也不好打啊，有一队xakl的运输队带着2w补给靠岸了，
- S/ D/ F& V- y  h; s由于5级港口的马尼拉刚好陷落了，只能在2级港口的克拉克卸载，编队已经暴露
; o% W; g! ^5 G) d估计第二天会遭到屠杀，能卸下多少就看今晚的了，去的都是10节的小船，丢了也不心疼。& \  v5 F( p3 c  k( K9 D
另KB也出现在了达沃附近，正在往西北方向的马尼拉赶，看来是kb要进南洋了。
0 g2 B( ]9 ?5 b4 Y/ S! S不过目前侦查显示kb数量才200+，分兵了？？ 难道58又来机会了？？？
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9 |8 l5 U( c1 F6 z% P8 D7 CTF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61) 6 U1 `7 u/ G5 p; `* O' z
Japanese Ships
! u7 ?3 O  m8 e7 ?2 k5 V+ y) L      AMc Toshi Maru #1
/ D3 a' R" ~  C6 R) F1 u      AMc Tamo Maru #6, Mine hits 1,  heavy damage
8 h$ a6 n! R% p3 N$ U      AMc Wa 9
% E0 l1 X9 q; n  N      AMc Wa 6 . i8 K/ m; ]1 E( }
88 mines cleared
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. @( j3 g1 E7 K4 s% b& |TF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61) * q0 U5 V% ~# E0 ~3 [$ k5 i0 \) Y
Japanese Ships
3 S+ r1 M& K4 r( [7 j$ Z6 H7 }      AMc Toshi Maru #1
; C% X4 X: G; P( ]      AMc Wa 9
! o; @& j0 Y' o; L( \% W$ h( O      AMc Wa 6
' i& u* V2 z" F3 \# V92 mines cleared
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7 D4 p7 w( H  O! x8 I: a+ FTF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61)
9 k- S/ Q4 c9 dJapanese Ships! P+ z3 ]8 k$ y* Q9 B4 K4 Z% Z, m
      AMc Toshi Maru #1 ( F% c+ N7 r( ]' a) I' t! P
2 mines cleared
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5 Y3 q" b+ i2 @: z7 qTF 82 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61) # n7 f) r* g  k. h
Japanese Ships6 u7 G) d6 z/ ?
      TB Chidori
) n7 O% I( i2 o: l8 I) c$ k      PC Sumire
* m4 {0 m& a4 ]' Q6 `      PC Ashi - N* y* Q7 O/ q& `* x( ?
4 mines cleared
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4 J' `: Y7 p3 zTF 82 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61)
7 U& C$ a7 v# b3 Q2 R- sJapanese Ships  P0 |& H2 d* F8 x" L* T4 ]$ Y
      PC Sumire; l5 D9 T4 i6 u/ s! ]- `, D( {
      PC Ashi 0 ^4 f; h2 S4 }( r
2 mines cleared
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/ \9 T& {0 u; _- uMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76 % O* _6 k- {9 R% p
Weather in hex: Partial cloud # G9 [6 x/ a$ O. x4 k1 u2 j0 b
Raid detected at 41 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.
3 {9 g$ J! A' M/ g' [& r* vEstimated time to target is 13 minutes
- J  i9 g9 c) p6 U4 e6 i* JJapanese aircraft
, l" K. H' H5 s4 _' a      A6M2 Zero x 28
: M, _2 W. e/ T  RAllied aircraft6 C& \: J/ C: U4 F/ k
      P-35A x 2& x5 W: N5 y$ O/ d0 F( @9 U- g
      P-40B Warhawk x 2
) h6 a' A/ H- C5 ^3 F! \6 F      P-40E Warhawk x 9
4 j, j5 _6 [2 t- L% l4 l: @! o' jJapanese aircraft losses  S( v7 T# ~- j4 B5 h$ o* S4 Y0 u
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
/ Z; L& ^5 Q3 v  w3 {( E( ~& NAllied aircraft losses) k3 S. ?6 O. e9 }
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed # R) ]  e: U: C
Aircraft Attacking:
/ o' F  G& d: g- k3 n3 P      24 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
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Raid detected at 17 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.. b5 z  q) J! g* g. ~
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
7 ]9 F0 ~: L; y! W6 wJapanese aircraft
# o& Z- a+ X5 ]" P4 r      A6M2 Zero x 37 8 V- I: Z: c+ v, D
Allied aircraft- X! ~* D% i* x2 V9 |. H, O
      P-40B Warhawk x 2 4 i( q: Z1 G" I5 W
No Japanese losses ! A: l+ ?* k; N) b% ^
Allied aircraft losses
* D* R* S  p" p* H      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed 8 x4 ]3 E* s5 J0 b
Aircraft Attacking:
+ L. C7 |: a0 `3 Q- T      37 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet 7 G) k% B7 E# P  D. x6 D, I* V. i
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  4 h0 o% j7 p2 j" G' K7 G/ a2 D% u
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
; \8 O2 e4 I: O9 c/ u$ BRaid detected at 13 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet./ N8 b6 R& f/ ?/ c
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes   i, Y* N: a5 G+ Y9 X
Japanese aircraft
8 e' H7 p) |2 }      A6M2 Zero x 9 . C6 _! i' ~3 P' K9 I! t6 P
No Japanese losses 7 X3 P# H+ ^+ _* F/ ?0 E& o2 F
Aircraft Attacking:
1 x+ J5 N5 A- B* @- |! s5 Y7 u       9 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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) {$ O4 p6 M& i! a) q( r* BGround combat at Pucheng (86,57)
  Z- M" V! b& r6 TJapanese Shock attack
* Q& T; a+ w7 Y/ ?# u7 X+ g( FAttacking force 225 troops, 0 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 18 1 t! |  F3 i' `# S7 s0 c
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
0 ]0 t$ v/ c+ o4 E# @. {2 CJapanese adjusted assault: 19  
- L0 [1 C! j" {/ U7 fAllied adjusted defense: 1  
. ]: V7 C/ q) B/ f9 XJapanese assault odds: 19 to 1 (fort level 2)  
. g, X+ F1 P, @Japanese forces CAPTURE Pucheng !!! $ o  P4 g; p3 D
Combat modifiers
# q) u6 r2 Y( nAttacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-) 3 e* o# _) d1 L# \
Assaulting units:
+ T! V1 K& f! p- T8 y: H    8th Armored Car Co  7 Z, D% [8 y" _3 R  ?
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Ground combat at Nanyang (85,45)
/ d: D1 a( L& |; eJapanese Bombardment attack 7 |1 }0 D3 E: p& z8 H+ u
Attacking force 11343 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 466 $ w  b, g  D, L; j
Defending force 33280 troops, 202 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1135
6 x3 X  r, v. iAssaulting units:
( [! U7 K1 j5 W' q" R: `" [9 \    3rd Tank Regiment
# t8 B2 N5 V3 d  H5 s7 _$ c' G    35th Division
! K& H/ w. N* o3 q. q+ ]Defending units:
/ W$ A( p( L7 [# L6 z    40th Chinese Corps) _: |3 z8 x: \' b7 p, c
    48th Chinese Corps/ z" R" `+ U% {0 }: r) x: D
    80th Chinese Corps
$ B. i  r4 R! A. }6 d, E    51st Chinese Corps
2 b/ L% z5 _: ?7 W+ e7 ?* w+ m1 Y    29th Chinese Corps
! Y& _: S5 b; i    93rd Chinese Corps

wangqifeng

初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。; P/ G8 V* ~; s# g* G6 p
菜花封锁不用心，我感觉不但能上几个师到爪哇，弄几十万补给上去都有可能。站住爪哇的话，还可以把马来等周边兵力慢慢接过去，大大减少盟军实质性损失，同时使得日军在必须拿下的南洋耗尽登陆加成，为整体防御赢得宝贵时间。

lala23159

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初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。/ |: r3 K+ z+ L# |* v" o
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wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-11 23:28

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7 x4 V- q  V* y6 ~' L/ @同意这种战略： 估计对付陈荣不管用," d; r7 _# d1 a: z- A1 U
今天优酷也有一个关于2战德国油料的视频《纳粹德国石油野心揭秘》。一起看看吧，看是不是策划稿。

reninhat

只要判断清楚了日军的主攻方向，当日军跨海进攻印度、澳东、新西兰，都可以利用这些地区的大量高等级机场，集中陆航+全部58死拼kb，重创kb还很有希望的。初期日军的优势是陆军兵力集中，海军水面夜战水平高，再加上KB的集中使用。盟军初期兵力分散，但是58集中起来还是有一定优势，此外就是陆航轰炸机多，战斗机少。所以盟军只能是利用有限的陆军和水面舰只，死拼各个要点，拖延日军的进攻速度。同时规划建设好设伏战场，以及必须死守的大战区堡垒。

wangqifeng

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同意这种战略： 估计对付陈荣不管用,
6 b6 N6 s& \2 v1 ~+ P; l8 M% l今天优酷也有一个关于2战德国油料的视频《纳粹德国石油野心揭秘》。一起看看吧，看是不是策划稿。/ e# x: S# D7 p
lala23159 发表于 2014-10-12 12:58

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虽然这个视频有些戏说味道，不过基本观点是对的：战争首先是资源的战争。其实玩下钢铁雄心的话，对于二战的政治经济态势和战略选择会有更好的理解，德国和日本的选择也就不会觉得跟疯子一样了。

lala23159

其实，德国和日本是让占领区给撑破肚皮的，如《纳粹德国石油野心解密》中，提到的回血能力，就是其可持续作战能力，德国和日本没有·从占领区中获得更多的可持续作战能力，换句话说日本还没有从南洋把投资赚回来就被打趴下了，如果日本经营南洋能像东北那样，且战争科技能跟上美国，是能和美国拼一拼的。关于德国打苏联为何不再春季进攻呢

zer0

初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。' v" b: A# y* ~* ^$ F( [7 n6 o
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$ v0 h* K+ Z; K- I  swangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-11 23:28

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是个好主意，值得仔细思考下。
4 X4 ?, Q, Z% a9 N* t$ L8 O5 ~日军应该不会跳过仰光，当然如果日军拿下南洋，仰光也守不了多久
3 h4 ?5 G9 p2 R; R目前只是想尽量赶运补给，在飞虎队打光之前 能运多少算多少了。。。。1 a/ ^3 ^& w* m5 d* M
44 45 46英印旅已经上岸，18师还在路上，经你这一提醒，在考虑是否上java
! O& v# d9 R6 I( d( k但java上只有500+战力 加上18师也就是800左右，目前有7-8w补给在岛上
; V+ s6 Q% Q7 h* n3 K部队已经在内陆的一个山地集结 打算全面放弃滩头，在日军海军优势地区，
. F5 a& g5 z. W9 v2 o, ?* H7 f炮击会严重杀伤部队战力， 现在要考虑是否再增援些澳大利亚师。
! J! S3 t+ ]. R! U如果拉包尔能成功增援上去，那澳大利亚 相对安全，估计就可以分兵去java了。, H- ~! G+ y: a/ `% i3 E
其实 澳大利亚和印度这么大地盘 这么少兵力，一旦日军上岸就只能且战且退' f7 X  [" x  @! v9 w, ?, y6 k) g
往最后据点集结 拖时间，澳大利亚有悉尼和墨尔本 等4倍地形可用，印度就差多了
3 h3 v- E6 ^' {8 P; {估计只能守卡拉奇了。 按日军在马来的推进速度，java没准能修个5-6级防御，

zer0

只要判断清楚了日军的主攻方向，当日军跨海进攻印度、澳东、新西兰，都可以利用这些地区的大量高等级机场，集中陆航+全部58死拼kb，重创kb还很有希望的。初期日军的优势是陆军兵力集中，海军水面夜战水平高，再加上K ...2 I" E/ c9 [% a2 N. K
reninhat 发表于 2014-10-12 16:31

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等盟军第4个cv出来后，应该会集结下给 日军找点麻烦。
! h" A9 D4 P( L2 {" S/ c打算等42年1月后给机队扩编调整下，一艘cv上4-5个中队有点散乱。。。" q  ^" ?* I2 {+ q" `! n! O6 P+ X
盟军的空军战斗机太少，轰炸机以现在的经验基本是给日军送经验，' p1 N. r! G, ?" I: \8 K
当然如果58要拼命 也会拉他们一起上。3 n" P7 m2 T8 N; v* [$ F4 p
各大战区的主力据点已经在开始修防御了。。。
' N; D2 o; N: w6 Z2 U) w能拖一天是一天。。。