reninhat

日军看来补给严重匮乏啊

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jun 12, 45( v! X2 i$ C1 M3 C7 a* j
不甘寂寞的克劳德天蝗在全球各地展开了游击行动，对盟军的后方战线造成了稍许损失
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' ^! X* D8 G# z+ S$ T9 T+ JMorning Air attack on Port Blair , at 46,58
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud
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+ }& T4 F* g* RRaid detected at 78 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.( P! t. V( D3 l  T
Estimated time to target is 29 minutes
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$ R6 @  D: y) i$ x2 v0 MJapanese aircraft* p4 e- p! j3 L& D
      G3M3 Nell x 301 s; n2 e2 }0 a6 L- o7 P" ?
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Allied aircraft+ o7 L- g" ]: H( l0 m
      no flights3 `" ?: i: D5 l4 r

# p; a- \. t" U8 z4 sJapanese aircraft losses
* q: R+ |4 o$ U7 I3 I      G3M3 Nell: 5 damaged) K5 a! A) U1 p4 x- u0 a$ N! C! I
      G3M3 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak/ w( m) g6 W; L- p; B
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Allied aircraft losses( E) k! i+ }: r+ b1 ]2 P
      Barracuda II: 22 damaged, a5 \4 O% E: P( v* b
      Barracuda II: 2 destroyed on ground* B2 a. m9 d' K# L( E: [- y. @9 a
      TBM-1C Avenger: 51 damaged) D: z. U: E1 F) B1 Z! D- i: I
      TBM-1C Avenger: 2 destroyed on ground
- r% a( M6 ?2 a! f  b/ L  m! y      SBD-5 Dauntless: 28 damaged
1 p0 }( G9 ]3 |) _) L8 z) q      SBD-5 Dauntless: 2 destroyed on ground
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9 F( y6 b4 y- J, E. q0 I2 uAllied ground losses:) h0 r; f3 P% p$ s2 k/ E* K
      6 casualties reported; N1 |! w0 l# M% U% ?  o5 v4 `
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' |( B. i& F& A% B9 Q. p         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
8 }+ g3 K0 ]# N" ?0 }         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled  ^+ |6 T/ w8 Y

- c1 z4 F  u3 m0 t$ o2 k# ]: DAirbase hits 20
9 h( d' S! J) @5 Q* M+ bAirbase supply hits 65 ], R5 C) k- L6 G( s
Runway hits 56, R, Q$ t2 \! `% Q) G# C
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  e: `; x* ^: z* S$ E  QMorning Air attack on TF, near Misool at 80,108
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Weather in hex: Moderate rain
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Raid spotted at 43 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.+ F* L/ n: T# S5 ~+ y5 ?
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
- N+ Y( D' L- n0 |      B6N2 Jill x 268 |) f' U) r2 r( s1 H- j( j

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& g  s6 C. x0 ~      B6N2 Jill: 2 damaged8 J; f/ s$ v4 U

4 n! A. Q7 l) j7 h6 SAllied Ships3 V  E" P+ {4 j1 b4 m: g
      xAP Cape Meares/ a& Y, l! A& h4 s8 a2 L/ M
      xAK Cape John, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires; c) U3 w4 \, U
      xAK Cape Falcon, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
1 N" h2 a; m) @  \      xAK Shahzada
( R! q2 |  S) U0 S! J7 g7 [      xAK Diloma
0 p5 I# b; J) N& o2 N% L0 {      xAK Cape Isabel, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage. {8 i3 l* \$ E. }  A! D
      xAK Cape Lookout8 z& h8 T, g7 c) |$ Y; P- N
      xAK Cape Charles, Bomb hits 2,  on fire4 f5 e# \, o9 T8 m
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Allied ground losses:* h7 t; g2 ~# @% ^3 k
      9 casualties reported
8 y. S6 N; d& w         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled& D9 H3 r  j, U7 w, n. U
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 5 disabled
) d& N; }( ~' ~2 {         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled' H  [9 P0 g2 K7 ?
      Guns lost 18 (8 destroyed, 10 disabled)
' \* o5 p7 s- X, S0 @      Vehicles lost 8 (3 destroyed, 5 disabled)
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Aircraft Attacking:
! Q7 o) i1 a# m. j, t8 r& l      26 x B6N2 Jill bombing from 6000 feet
" i( e, W, {2 b  N; z0 ~- \               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
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% Y: ?3 K; O& A" j0 [3 Z  r: t! aHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAK Cape Isabel
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6 e* g- ?- M" q" Q3 ~5 lMorning Air attack on TF, near Jolo at 74,93
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Weather in hex: Light cloud
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6 b- i- X( g- X# G2 aRaid detected at 71 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
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* T# x- p7 T+ [& U; ?5 j" A      B7A2 Grace x 115 V" j$ Z8 \- @
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+ e; R6 @7 N) Y2 G' O      B7A2 Grace: 4 damaged# q6 U$ n& C" j$ v% [- u

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, l- k5 r1 c( }4 @# |      DD Hull
5 Y) j& f6 V! P& n      AKA Aurelia, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage  g1 J2 b- M' Y. Y

) d5 D+ ?' w; U  _$ dAircraft Attacking:
8 S* \9 l2 n$ ^6 m( u; A4 n       1 x B7A2 Grace releasing from 3000'
* l/ e$ Y/ b" u& f               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb3 L8 b% H1 u; m( I
       6 x B7A2 Grace releasing from 2000'+ P6 M$ w6 c8 I4 {
               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb, Z2 q# E5 z, g+ P! E
       4 x B7A2 Grace releasing from 1000'
4 k5 Q/ B/ f( B7 O: j7 t               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
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4艘三天后仍未撤出战区的日军CVE被从Cotabato起飞的俯冲轰炸机全部送入海底
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Boac at 80,80
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/ q5 x1 L3 g/ h# f/ _Raid detected at 54 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.5 O* Z) B/ f* _9 w$ V
Estimated time to target is 23 minutes
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: S9 @8 r- r4 G! S- t+ MAllied aircraft
. ?$ ], h: S. l( z      F6F-5 Hellcat x 24( f- z! l- U; x  i
      SB2C-4 Helldiver x 32; P% v6 x% I9 e$ O8 T4 Z3 s. v

: K" C8 _0 X7 v! dNo Japanese losses! {2 L+ f$ ^) o* a

! z5 H9 Z3 E* f2 KAllied aircraft losses! w0 c! c, L7 U5 s0 i7 H- U% P
      SB2C-4 Helldiver: 1 damaged$ t2 |  z8 Y+ ]* f  G, _# \
      SB2C-4 Helldiver: 1 destroyed by flak* J1 R7 U, x3 ^4 L: V. @
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Japanese Ships
3 R8 U& L' U2 C4 p0 y% h5 p      CVE Shimane Maru, Bomb hits 4, and is sunk7 |) E" e. B% W$ ?& E. b
      CVE Unyo, Bomb hits 4,  on fire,  heavy damage
5 Y' T- D9 \9 ~" O      CVE Chigusa Maru, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
9 n  a/ x5 k) o/ g% v      CVE Otakisan Maru, Bomb hits 7,  heavy fires,  heavy damage% W- \4 i0 ~8 W; c5 S
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Aircraft Attacking:
1 ?: ]) r# Z% p( X5 E      23 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 2000' * / t4 e  f+ T: p; n. l+ C4 l+ |
               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb% P, b1 q" T  W1 O
       4 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 4000' * ' ~  f1 R4 o8 d
               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb
9 I! [. R, _/ b, k       4 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 3000' * ; P" e- A0 j( J0 y0 H: m9 K
               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb% {" R$ d5 k9 {% }: `, U

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Heavy smoke from fires obscuring a Shimane Maru class CVE
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5 p: ?$ v( \  W$ hMorning Air attack on TF, near Burias at 80,81
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* U7 \8 N) K0 n) t1 w8 B5 zRaid detected at 68 NM, estimated altitude 19,000 feet.& \  e# ]2 Y$ {0 E& ?
Estimated time to target is 29 minutes5 {- H! |  |8 _+ v

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      SB2C-4 Helldiver x 325 v- W0 A/ [1 M1 Q$ B9 j& H, J. Z/ }
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9 `5 }. R$ Q( F3 Y- Z3 Q! K. ^Japanese Ships
* n) v1 B6 ^. |* G. K      E No.69, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
  o% `6 A, {0 c1 |# z4 J4 |      E No.32, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
9 u$ ?  ?0 k7 u" c( S% K  |      E No.36, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
" e- J, T! P  `      E No.76, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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- l$ d( @4 q; z# NAircraft Attacking:
1 E6 M. J2 U0 s      11 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 2000' *
5 B! ~2 f, M- I" J: C8 {7 y               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb/ n8 y( N# E0 Y, V9 U
      13 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 3000' *
. G* y5 k* N9 X* s* a* W               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb
/ p# W8 O" h6 ]       8 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 4000' *
* {0 i" e+ C. E/ U8 f0 H# z  {               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb1 m% l8 @( K$ Q6 a. \
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Heavy smoke from fires obscuring E No.691 O' D% z. I5 X1 `
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring E No.32
* C5 t. I4 J% \- x4 V& J( J; |  mHeavy smoke from fires obscuring E No.36: }! c% z9 u$ W3 V& c8 l' Z
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring E No.76
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Aitape at 97,1162 T' E$ d7 V' B9 I! Q: |
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Weather in hex: Moderate rain
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; N2 g) ?6 P2 N: \# QRaid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 18,000 feet.  a# N  L' P; w" w9 l0 G* [# f. A
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes
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Allied aircraft
& n( B" h. Q+ s+ m9 `( s      SBD-5 Dauntless x 21
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, I9 S7 p% P1 n9 A9 n6 SNo Allied losses
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Japanese Ships
1 v+ {/ Y4 @0 G: q. r8 S" E      xAK Yamaoka Maru, Bomb hits 6,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
& w8 k& E: }* [8 u      PB Kiso Maru, Bomb hits 6, and is sunk4 @$ |; R* ~, d$ `

1 `! g  R' T6 z' j2 h# ]Aircraft Attacking:8 h$ e- k5 s; C* U7 A
       5 x SBD-5 Dauntless releasing from 2000'
% D$ ~7 c2 O! b0 n& q8 J' ]               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
1 M, W* J. A! p4 s) Z( E- }1 j+ w      10 x SBD-5 Dauntless releasing from 3000'% s& H2 G6 K& u- [
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb8 ~1 J) P1 Y9 f  S
       6 x SBD-5 Dauntless releasing from 4000') i9 K( [/ R1 ^: k6 h( j! K
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb4 c5 n- ]$ T2 n4 M

4 I+ q- [' b7 E- YHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAK Yamaoka Maru! c, h$ L$ H% K9 w" I  \
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring PB Kiso Maru

wangqifeng

大统领对新任天蝗仍然毫不手软啊，还想不想进攻本岛？话说后期日军单机场看来是怎么也没法扛的，必须弄临近机场联防啊

红叶

机场群的效率还不如单个9级大基地
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4 m9 a* f( x* ]& n& x这主要是由于AE里的LCAP效率大大不如本地直掩的效率所致
- X, t; _) M. {5 N$ Q哪怕就在临近的隔壁一个，过去LCAP的战斗机都会被扫场的敌机打成树上的落叶，完全不能跟本地直掩的战斗力相比较，而且日军直掩的一个致命弱点就是预警不足，每次都是添油战术对抗敌机大集群扫场，假如搞成LCAP的话，问题就更加严重了，估计等敌机都通场过了才赶到

wangqifeng

机场群的效率还不如单个9级大基地
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这主要是由于AE里的LCAP效率大大不如本地直掩的效率所致
1 N$ l& P+ v8 a' _) p9 V) s哪怕就在临近的隔壁一个，过去LCAP的战斗机都会被扫场的敌机打成树上的落叶，完全不能跟本地直掩的战斗力相比较，而且日 ...
! F5 j! T8 w  W* F0 B# v红叶 发表于 2014-10-6 09:18

) ^/ G& m; r' ~3 h. n# K: f+ YLCAP虽然效率不行，但总比单机场直接被犁平好，我的想法是，本地直掩对抗扫场的战斗机，而LCAP来对付后续的4发。这样应该比全本地直掩被扫场打趴窝，然后被4发白白炸毁在机场上强

reninhat

只有训练大法了

s9723

訓練大法偶爾偷雞還行，作為正規機場防禦戰術就不行了
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訓練中機隊攔截轟炸機是機率性的，而且整體效率不佳，數百四發犁過去機場照樣被廢

红叶

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LCAP虽然效率不行，但总比单机场直接被犁平好，我的想法是，本地直掩对抗扫场的战斗机，而LCAP来对付后续的4发。这样应该比全本地直掩被扫场打趴窝，然后被4发白白炸毁在机场上强
: n2 V5 t2 e7 B+ dwangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-6 16:10

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1 l  D# c; M- }8 R* T) w" i不会有这么理想的情况的，多半是LCAP和本地CAP一起被扫场扫光

hades1001

其实虽然没有什么激烈的战斗，盟军4发的库存仍然是个位数9 S5 X. T3 Q" f+ d$ b9 c

9 o8 @, ~& `0 N+ a. H7 B( J9 I! b7 F不止是四发，就连双发轰炸机的库存都在100以下
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如果日军可以连续几次重创盟军4发的话，很长一段时间内盟军都只能干瞪眼，AE里盟军轰炸机的产量实在是无语

冷情人

继续，继续卖萌···

阿姆罗

有一句说一句，相比官版和血战，AE的飞机补充产量是有史以来最低的，没有之一。

wangqifeng

虽说盟军飞机补充有限制，但一边是叫穷，一边是炸得对方一佛升天二佛涅磐，感觉很奇妙啊

红叶

AE里盟军飞机补充少是建立在逆天的交换比的基础上的，补充比WITP少，但是损失更少，尤其后期，交换比简直美如画

阿姆罗

ops可比witp更凶残，虽然当场击落的不多，回头一看ops，也一样吓死你，witp没那么多弯弯，都是要么击坠，要么回去。ops不多，除非航校生，那ops每回合10来架正常，高经验的很少ops。

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jun 18, 45/ k* |+ F# r9 K# e, Z
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日军一支四艘DD组成的小分队闯入了盟军在苏门答腊的登陆场，击沉多艘AK) S* t) ~1 G0 O( q' ^
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这里属于战线后方，盟军稍微麻痹大意了一下，就被克劳德天蝗钻了空子，损失了几十辆坦克和大量卡车6 y. y$ q; S+ [- J7 M+ W
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Oosthaven at 48,96, Range 20,000 Yards! p' h( e/ r0 a8 \

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. m& ~4 S# O: ~! T3 p2 u, T      DD Kiyonami# d2 O- |( r5 n8 Q
      DD Hamanami, Shell hits 1
  z& q5 t/ ^; k6 l7 e4 _- \. |      DD Kiyoshimo) m; n8 R; h& G! N- ]
      DD Akishimo, Shell hits 16 k* s, g" Z8 G5 [, i7 I) E& _* \

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      xAK Trieste, Shell hits 2
2 ~5 g1 o3 y' F4 A      xAK West Cawthon. d: T0 H% z/ z8 a
      xAK Santa Rita8 }  `* b. n/ i. z* D3 o+ o
      xAK Atlanta City2 C2 x# E8 i+ E4 c7 I
      xAK Fairfield City
3 Q: y4 w0 s) N. J( f& m, i      xAK Knoxville City, Shell hits 1,  on fire$ k# j) r& m/ z* q
      xAK Steel Maker- Q2 q: N+ G+ t. u  x, B0 D) z
      xAK Steel Age
  H7 R) U& |7 D8 U# g& S      xAK Hobart Baker, Shell hits 4,  heavy fires
6 k7 L, r2 X3 R3 F7 ?3 H      xAK Horace Wells
7 R! |9 V* A9 e. x% p2 N0 T      xAK Ina Coolbrith
, V* Z4 d+ Z& L- K, l+ M( S5 R; M      xAK Irving M. Scott
& V  L$ s$ P3 O  c" h* k. a      xAK Jack London
8 {% V( @9 }5 y+ c2 o  R) \      xAK Jacob Riis- K( i7 R# W: V
      xAK Jacob S. Mansfield
, X" t: H9 ]) e9 o( ]! m      xAK Jacques Laramie
5 X+ {* ]: M1 t/ b- z      xAK James B. McPherson0 i3 L/ F% C9 I: X& [" Z/ v
      xAK James Harlan
% r! R% A0 A* z: |4 P) q      xAK James L. Breck  K/ _4 F! z6 t4 C% J
      xAK James Lick, Shell hits 8,  heavy fires8 M, ]" o% p% B: X
      xAK James Schureman
# k2 s: k: C6 ?! J; @7 e      xAK Jane Addams
9 f" _( ~1 n  W8 k5 W' D, f6 M      xAK Jefferson Davis
. n* E" Y: T' x' X- z5 d      xAK Jeremiah M. Daily( Q3 |* R: ?5 _( x+ p
      xAK John A. Johnson
0 V& h% i2 E# [      xAK John Alden
9 B2 {) c  D: \+ z" ?      xAK John Carroll% o" F, X7 A- {
      xAK John Drake Sloat
: m0 l) ~! W# K( X* K: p      xAK John J. Ingalls0 @* r6 Y1 X% Z) ~' R: M/ s! K
      xAK John Lind,  heavy damage9 r' ]/ g2 q0 m- |9 o
      xAK John P. Gaines
4 P7 ^6 x) R2 q" {7 y; Y      xAK John S. Casement6 o2 @. F: J- I1 ~
      xAK Jose Sepulveda
5 A% ]" p/ f) q) ~" N      xAK Joseph K. Toole
9 v/ E% _/ b- M/ M! f2 i      xAK Joseph Priestley
6 f2 p6 h; B& |, i) m      xAK Joseph Simon0 U# L# u- t) c1 Q' x; f  S
      xAK Josiah Earl
& _2 J! X( Y) @" c3 V      xAK Jubal A. Early
/ L" ~; ^% `2 F      xAK Leonidas Merritt3 _4 o1 F" N! ], M5 J* O$ l. M
      xAK M. H. De Young
; W8 I, {) Y5 c7 _+ I  }& k4 l      xAK Marcus Daly
1 p& g3 L" G4 j, \5 {& H* V      xAK Margaret Fuller8 ?) r" j% ]5 E) S0 D
      xAK Matthew B. Brady
: y( [- D: I0 Q1 H* ?! P$ L      xAK Matthew Lyon, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage7 Q2 \1 o' Q0 [* ?
      xAK Matthew P. Deady, Shell hits 1,  heavy fires- j7 a2 Z+ u/ d
      xAK Michael C. Kerr$ T. `5 Z1 y+ `
      xAK Nathaniel Crosby, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires; e8 S1 e  W' x" ?
      xAK Nicholas J. Sinnott,  heavy damage
' ^- M) [5 `2 H! H, a9 Y! Y2 i      xAK Norman Hapgood
1 Q2 ^  i# J4 N: S5 @      xAK Peter Donahue,  heavy damage9 T  y- o4 L, E  Y6 ?# ]' [# P. G& s
      xAK Peter H. Burnett
# m, Q/ e! K! C+ j; y% X, f! P      xAK Pierre S. Dupont
4 Z$ B4 I5 ]) ^2 {. _      xAK Prince L. Campbell
5 B! x5 [1 T4 H/ N$ ]- U2 P      xAK R. C. Brennan, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
% U8 l6 T' g7 H0 p      xAK R. P. Warner
* b; i& `+ F; v$ o% _      xAK Robert J. Walker
& P. H' A* ^; V& l- A      KV Thyme, Shell hits 32, and is sunk) L* W6 K3 r* r# I# z+ _- }, {
      xAK Robert M. Lafollette, Shell hits 1, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk# s; [6 L8 e* s4 l0 o
      KV Jasmine, Shell hits 22, and is sunk
# h+ W. a" M3 K% _7 A; p      xAK Samvern, Shell hits 38, and is sunk# R( a, }& S  Y1 y8 l
      xAK Samphire, Shell hits 37, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
& q. I+ {; q/ J, T      xAK Sampan, Shell hits 18, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
7 t! C. Z6 _/ N: L8 p; z      xAK Siantar, Shell hits 21,  heavy fires,  heavy damage( ~. M. U/ E7 t4 x4 u7 L; u! `% P
      xAK Troilus, Shell hits 12,  heavy fires
. J; m2 a! |( m, D5 ]. [' V( i7 u      xAK William W. Mayo, Shell hits 47, and is sunk4 X0 k0 f4 n5 _- G
      xAK Glenaffric, Shell hits 15,  on fire
$ B* {3 [3 p6 n! M. H; q      xAK Peshawur, Shell hits 64 ~, }( ]! e' O6 y
      xAK William S. Young, Shell hits 6,  heavy fires8 B3 ^0 ~3 x/ |, }3 ]
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Allied ground losses:
6 ~" q) T: j* F4 N- }- y) @- G/ D      642 casualties reported
7 ^& f7 P4 _, i# a! J, b5 x         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled  |- K5 m) T4 l1 j8 ?; Y/ v
         Non Combat: 209 destroyed, 257 disabled: v% x# W9 Y4 Y+ K! `2 b% O$ D
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled4 _+ L2 }$ J7 G5 W
      Guns lost 123 (46 destroyed, 77 disabled)/ t/ t9 Y) M( O/ c; m8 q
      Vehicles lost 324 (180 destroyed, 144 disabled)) j) v- X+ P$ i  F7 C( {
随后盟军把苏门答腊岛上最后一个日军机场夷平，几天来该机场大量起飞飞机骚扰盟军，终于有了报应/ G+ E" ?$ q  B- f
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. m1 `* y+ z6 m: Y* W: VMorning Air attack on Benkoelen , at 45,91 " ]6 G# {, P$ n

/ i. V3 O* D1 {% @# ?7 Z+ EWeather in hex: Light cloud
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( N% K2 q8 M* g/ {& j* z# @Raid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.4 w! p6 [* [# y. _% Z9 m, M
Estimated time to target is 16 minutes* O9 k  w( P7 G/ t; r* j

0 \6 z, [0 H  bJapanese aircraft( y1 m, K3 [0 N( C' j* D' k
      no flights! B' X- m. |. N7 p. H
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Allied aircraft
+ D- {( u  s# L7 Q# o4 _+ x      B-24J Liberator x 336 N4 ?4 e& v, H- f- ~7 ]4 \
      B-24J Liberator x 70
# D' S! M6 n! X5 q. u$ Y9 M$ [* i      P-38L Lightning x 8
/ V" U" {3 g/ s8 ^6 N$ B: k1 ?7 q      PB4Y-2 Privateer x 23& z7 |- F) @" V' G$ ?

1 @4 H, c/ x2 s3 _) EJapanese aircraft losses
$ ?' s! u0 m% }      N1K5-J George: 23 destroyed on ground
8 T0 j) s! F2 P# \0 H+ O      B7A2 Grace: 17 destroyed on ground
* a  L/ `% [! L6 ^- c) _( f1 _      Ki-84r Frank: 11 destroyed on ground5 t# \9 C* W# h) [1 ^5 K7 W- [
      E15K1 Norm: 1 destroyed on ground
" W9 B& [/ q5 [      D4Y4 Judy: 13 destroyed on ground
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No Allied losses
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Japanese ground losses:
/ X, I2 k/ \& ?' U& ]; O      8 casualties reported
* ]2 f1 g1 G8 A: _         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled2 _4 D& p$ _; }5 L+ s  G
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
/ o8 c+ \1 f8 Z+ A. ^) S8 q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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/ ?* ?% P3 z; T( n1 gAirbase hits 943 b) u0 o- A6 T! d
Airbase supply hits 192 E+ R2 x# Z' p! g$ N) R
Runway hits 113