godkiller

天皇有点不在状态啊，怎么回事？

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天蝗在为创造皇室继承人而努力着

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在EUA和Tongatapu 岛的日军战舰和飞机已经走投无路。! p9 J7 W/ C1 E+ [0 Y2 \6 k
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jul 09, 42  K8 I8 R/ ]3 N' g& M: r
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# J& s" z& m$ p! X4 E4 e: ySubmarine attack near Eua  at 138,169& q1 U: e, n. @) L  z  o
Japanese Ships
9 C, d( ], `; L# D1 n* ^! P      SS I-17, hits 21,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
( r- g9 O6 Z; HAllied Ships- {; _: I2 k4 F
      DMS Wasmuth
7 T/ A* H# M4 W$ x; m* s8 z, g      CL Helena6 {, S& U3 ^0 e
      DM Sicard- D/ {; E" q+ M  w
      DM Preble
: X8 F% R0 f2 A$ y7 c      DD Alden, Shell hits 1,  on fire
2 H4 u) w+ y/ c      DD Fanning% ]. m! d1 D4 {- K/ r7 r8 g
      DD Dunlap
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; O4 ~4 [0 n% N6 f! ADay Time Surface Combat, near Eua at 138,169, Range 24,000 Yards
* G# r$ _7 t* L; }8 {# y" eJapanese Ships
' @. @9 j- p2 o0 g& ~0 E      DD Yugumo, Shell hits 5, and is sunk
# e8 u2 j9 P5 V9 j$ h7 o      DD Hayashio, Shell hits 17, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
# B6 [, @0 @7 f# _, m% ~      DD Amatsukaze, Shell hits 9, and is sunk
% c# Z0 j9 f$ [0 ~      DD Kasumi, Shell hits 20, and is sunk) g- Q! J, w0 V, y
      PB Kaikei Maru, Shell hits 9, and is sunk
7 t: t- A4 F9 E% g      PB Santos Maru, Shell hits 11, and is sunk
0 E9 F( n/ m; P0 x      AKE Turuga Maru, Shell hits 22, and is sunk8 J8 x' d+ A6 v9 C$ b2 K
      PB Yahonui Maru, Shell hits 3, and is sunk+ @# B2 h; M6 ?! X$ ]/ ~! ]& l7 P8 o
Allied Ships
: p0 ^7 G2 n# ^% m      CA San Francisco
# Y8 P8 D2 m6 t      CL Java
' N; n5 E; A( y      CL Perth
: [& j( w5 L& X5 m      CL Enterprise
- j+ w! f( B# q" \5 ?1 J; C      CL Concord
0 x% c4 d6 I# s5 S& ^" r: k      CL Helena, Shell hits 1# E, B  K2 O8 z
      CL Nashville6 v1 H6 n7 e8 ~' ?8 t
      CL Capetown, Shell hits 1  o7 v( D$ j& u3 ?# j
      DD Dunlap, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage' [" c! `4 m# ?- V( V! _5 O
      DD Fanning7 F$ P! o' ~+ t
      DD Alden, Shell hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
2 a' ?: |+ s+ W9 ~& Z      DMS Wasmuth
5 O6 p5 h5 s: T+ _      DM Preble. y1 }; m- g7 Y# ~( l
      DM Pruitt- b" S% r8 @5 d
      DM Sicard
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Naval bombardment of Tongatapu at 138,168
8 I1 W+ |/ T* G, g& w- S9 ^+ B4 r/ YJapanese aircraft
8 M( t( O/ o  [- c- w) ]! k8 t7 x; ^      no flights! o, Q. g; q! {
Japanese aircraft losses4 L8 a: v% d9 m, k0 P
      G3M2 Nell: 29 damaged
% ^) D0 K) a) Y  ]3 A& s9 H2 m      G3M2 Nell: 2 destroyed on ground6 Z' g$ n& g. q; i( ^- t# w" g9 d) \
      G4M1 Betty: 73 damaged/ V4 [' d8 \2 y
      G4M1 Betty: 3 destroyed on ground
) P/ q( c+ J' Y* M; Z      A6M2 Zero: 22 damaged
& Z, H" b* g0 h      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed on ground
: l# S1 e: e, w+ u$ l  K      H8K1 Emily: 2 damaged; e) C) ?4 t7 m6 _. K4 ], n4 R( T
Japanese Ships# p+ L: F- Y8 E9 @
      AS Yasukuni Maru, Shell hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage+ V& n' O+ I3 y: L8 O( X
      CL Yura, Shell hits 19,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
2 b- E4 m+ A0 [* s# T0 D  g      CL Kiso, Shell hits 10,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
+ P& ]3 |' K6 p" F' |- L4 V      CA Tone, Shell hits 8,  heavy fires,  heavy damage2 K5 x* d% G5 i
      AD Shintoku Maru, Shell hits 7,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
1 l8 ?0 D; V" d/ Y* b, Q3 j0 v/ Y      DD Kuroshio, Shell hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
( r) Q" A. b: W; D      DD Akigumo, Shell hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
* x$ Y8 f" z( [7 _# o& k2 f8 F      DD Yuzuki, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
4 I/ ^' s( A+ S      DD Akebono, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage; I9 w6 g' {2 i/ t6 T5 l: i) D
      PB Yahada Maru, Shell hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage5 f+ x+ f' b4 c4 F: D/ D' Z; o
      DD Harusame, Shell hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage6 d  u' k! S1 j7 o$ {2 k3 k
Allied Ships
$ P- s8 R6 |3 q& d/ h' O& W- I      BB Colorado
* z' A- K/ {6 \$ k/ g: N      CA Cornwall
. O, o6 D8 }; p4 o# F( ?7 \2 h5 c      CA Canberra
* ?: p+ n: o* _      CA Australia
9 ?7 ]' N" e. |1 F& w5 V2 ]' r      CA Pensacola
) H# g+ i! E4 o      CA Chicago  _; k1 g+ ]7 z8 X, f! B
      CA Northampton9 k' b( w) I$ \, f, @& `" [  ?
      CA Indianapolis
. n9 n6 b7 Z/ I, L8 E      CL Honolulu
, ~) }# T9 I$ i" j      CL Trenton
: z0 b8 C/ T! j/ ]      CL Ceres- _- F/ k2 Z6 N+ q# y8 v
      CL Dauntless
& t, x+ p( v$ F! y4 t- V      CL Leander
' B; C6 `$ j# Z6 p      DD Dent
: b" {* G$ v( W0 b      DD Nizam! Z- ?& d4 l# ~6 J+ s
      DD Allen
; \. p  F+ Z1 M- k      DD Aaron Ward! v& m) |; K0 r/ i* Y
      DM Montgomery

Males

42年7月了，KB在哪呢

amdddr

7月么，不出意外KB应该趴在母港的船台上升级

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KB   6月中旬前都一直在卡拉奇附近游弋，拦截不存在的来自好望角的盟军增援~~~~0 _4 k  L& h2 C4 }% E' o
20日盟军袭击Tongatapu 岛，估计KB才开始赶往这里，现在大概快到莫港附近了。

chenrong

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jul 17, 42: ?8 u5 Y1 j  v! Z* X% ^3 m5 J# e

. K: p) ~7 c, l. @. {6 p游戏已经进行到17号了。最近琐事比较多，速度有点变慢。 整体局势双方处于僵持阶段。另外，盟军积极于中南太展开攻势。大本营考虑等kb改装完毕后，即将出击！！1 W1 }& d2 @; H% ?( c% t$ m
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前段时间的中南太战役中，日军损失惨重。计损失CA4艘， CL10艘， DD 20艘， SS 8艘。盟军的损失忽略不计。

chenrong

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jul 18, 42$ O  R2 L1 _- A5 Y0 M
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剑阁周围的国军展开围攻，但死战不退。。。
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Ground combat at 79,41 (near Kienko)& G) u, P- B4 o: t3 ?1 e

" v# o5 l' G) c. O/ b4 J' p; C7 YJapanese Deliberate attack- N0 P' }, y. J3 u* u
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Attacking force 145353 troops, 1438 guns, 447 vehicles, Assault Value = 46458 M) N) s6 ^9 S& w2 ?

, \2 Y# J4 x2 CDefending force 54878 troops, 394 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 13113 i, N- Y- A7 @) v  G) O6 c

/ y( `# G! s9 B! a/ L" n" }: y2 ZJapanese adjusted assault: 2950
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Allied adjusted defense: 757 + n- z" |8 n" d/ J/ f+ l+ K

6 B' `( C0 x2 }/ H9 ?' p3 {* r* qJapanese assault odds: 3 to 1 " e$ U2 ]9 w0 \. ~
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Combat modifiers
& ^2 s7 n; s% z- ~Defender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
+ L! e  ]- I. n& h& E& F3 MAttacker:
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' _. r# f) {! ~( h7 _1 iJapanese ground losses:
0 g/ s) B; `/ b+ H0 P0 M9 H      8822 casualties reported; l4 ~. _; w( S+ m
         Squads: 85 destroyed, 619 disabled
7 ?3 |( W$ _5 [2 y. P6 i2 n/ {: Z& S         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 83 disabled0 x/ _; ^7 P# a6 e  M- s
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 184 disabled* s7 r2 E/ n3 Y* t- o" k4 j
      Vehicles lost 21 (1 destroyed, 20 disabled)3 c# v3 s$ h/ a4 ]0 F' n+ Y
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Allied ground losses:6 V8 D6 A( v* N- A/ O# i* S
      4773 casualties reported
* F' g0 c& G! Y. k2 V: s         Squads: 40 destroyed, 358 disabled  U' w1 V) E( ^6 L7 C& X% B* R
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 166 disabled( K- r- [+ x7 n' |* x1 Y
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 12 disabled
6 n7 t) S% @) e1 H  W3 e      Guns lost 30 (2 destroyed, 28 disabled)% S/ I% E4 h& L. ~

( B3 g; j2 D+ c8 tAssaulting units:
. f0 D* {, h+ \    54th Infantry Brigade# G! w+ }0 Y* [
    1st Ind.Mixed Brigade9 S' q/ Y7 T$ |4 p( A; I
    1st Infantry Regiment
% X( {! h% p- p2 v$ I* [: H1 X    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade
7 k$ T: L+ D9 g4 G    15th Ind.Mixed Brigade% Z! O; [) G+ K) q$ r- M% V
    3rd Ind.Mixed Brigade( {& w$ b3 T/ r9 u, d! P! `
    28th Engineer Regiment
- a/ D& t- n$ T- H( {    53rd Infantry Brigade
0 i* [% H% Z1 t  l0 Y- Q: C# f$ V    32nd Division
6 s1 V2 V, A8 M0 g8 B8 O$ S    1st Engineer Regiment7 g- _9 o  T1 x6 p& J' }0 g- |
    4th Ind.Mixed Brigade
- L' I2 j" ^. N# ^" `% Q, Q0 H    59th Infantry Brigade
# ?3 N; h1 ~& U- ~0 u! b: m    138th Infantry Regiment8 G$ `  ?8 d  E! F4 g/ Y  U
    8th Engineer Regiment
: @2 I6 M4 B) }    1st Mobile Engineer Regiment
  ?! G5 B) z/ x; \  c    2nd Ind.Mixed Brigade% v. h% y% {, `  `/ M4 V# V
    11th Indpt Infantry Regiment
/ r8 B% ]# Z% u- {    8th Armored Car Co 5 p. |+ A' u/ w) g
    34th Division
9 m: k7 K/ y3 D7 n+ ~- E  G: S    61st Infantry Brigade
; a+ n. ?& w/ a# n    40th Division
7 S$ b1 ~$ t& B8 t7 v# c2 Q    15th Division
: M# t; P2 D; e9 n% q    27th Electric Engineer Regiment
) W# s9 ^) o: o: l& }    116th Division
* z  M: i1 z4 @# n' c4 Q    20th Engineer Regiment
2 ~' t* p6 p" h, \/ x) P    7th Ind.Mixed Brigade0 I) e. z$ r1 Z+ B! K$ x$ {
    57th Infantry Brigade  b- d' L2 S) z+ A- W& {
    26th Engineer Regiment
) }8 P7 i$ e7 k3 I    8th Mountain Gun Regiment
0 H. b9 |) v' E2 A( l    3rd Army
$ \2 G- N. W7 Z% O    1st Field Artillery Regiment
; z, V( W; d) B9 p  W5 V3 N! p    4th Army# ?, r# T, Z7 J5 b
    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
3 X5 t2 o2 k; P- v' L    1st Mortar Battalion
' b) W. i; H' r2 K% ]    1st Mobile Field Artillery Regiment
+ F! J: R  C+ i7 t0 r    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
9 f7 a4 S) H- G8 ?    14th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
: \: [! V9 M0 O    26th Field Artillery Regiment
. x# b$ g  ~% g2 f- Q; _    3rd RF Gun Battalion9 d) Z* L( k: {/ c, U' h
    13th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
: E+ B2 {2 g  c9 a# l    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment0 u, ?* w& ~8 g4 n! o, b  c) R3 w! ~
    10th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
$ Y" `/ h- k- r* \6 `    5th Army
( O4 t: z. y, |: z7 |7 U    NCPC Army
; x" b) N, b( J( B0 O2 C    6th Army8 r; Z: k1 M. M5 s* S7 O9 `
    10th Mortar Battalion
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7 Y( c0 S0 X8 M9 u: f" \! Z& \Defending units:
! S7 ^2 G4 H7 V* ~/ g    10th Chinese Corps
5 W" s! W/ i8 T3 z" |    52nd Chinese Corps/ M' V: Q+ D: ]9 d
    8th Chinese Corps" H& L' |6 k" T2 Y7 L0 r- [
    14th Chinese Corps
, I2 ~( o$ [/ |+ J$ q" \9 O    4th Chinese Corps
+ b, W  @. O1 m% {    95th Chinese Corps
  G: Q! u7 G' a& V- q* p    34th Group Army
) m8 S; n" Y; ^  V3 Y    4th Group Army3 f& V* h+ k, o2 ^
    24th Group Army
3 j. r. h! f  Y- \& M/ C& ~2 v7 s    14th Group Army
$ h+ F" h& z0 i5 v" ]! R    39th Group Army

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6月20日至今，盟军在南太平洋与日军纠缠，损失如下：5 Y: l; M2 T& t0 |4 h
3BB + 8DD + 2SS + 1CL + 10AK + 80战机
3 Q$ j1 `; u  j7 `1 n1 i: D# V% d同时对苏瓦/帕果/新西兰及澳洲完成了上千战力地面部队和过百万单位燃料补给的运输，并收复了几个小岛，基本完成了增援及反击任务。/ s( [* m* \. T8 J6 ?- ]. F* L7 B; {
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日军3000战力+无数地勤+200架次钟馗2  在信德及卡拉奇堵截住盟军4000战力。# ^4 v5 p, W5 ]" y: w2 }4 t, B: R
大陆战场日军第二次谨慎攻击剑阁7 Y9 v" V  N7 D
Ground combat at 79,41 (near Kienko)" h3 c( F& U3 S+ r4 t$ u
Japanese Deliberate attack
3 z- d" b7 \& TAttacking force 145353 troops, 1438 guns, 447 vehicles, Assault Value = 4645
2 e; R' @& ^6 {: ]" x2 V, ODefending force 54878 troops, 394 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1311
# D) b: P, v9 H1 zJapanese adjusted assault: 2950 ( J# ^3 k1 R" U3 K
Allied adjusted defense: 757
/ F- Z7 x2 M/ r' G4 `: P+ H, A' u, EJapanese assault odds: 3 to 1
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Defender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
% r* n8 c+ G% |: ~& aAttacker:
9 Z- P8 l' T' YJapanese ground losses:
9 J) V5 N. K6 O5 X- G& w      8822 casualties reported
8 ~+ D3 G0 C( F' G/ C         Squads: 85 destroyed, 619 disabled4 X, f0 D: D9 Y
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 83 disabled1 [1 W6 z9 C0 o; M% ^9 h
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 184 disabled- r0 x$ _+ _5 @3 o' X4 A+ c$ F
      Vehicles lost 21 (1 destroyed, 20 disabled)8 [1 u" F3 R1 I
Allied ground losses:
+ P/ Y4 ?9 x6 R. r9 W      4773 casualties reported
; X$ u5 X$ i0 s+ w6 u         Squads: 40 destroyed, 358 disabled
% V7 o7 F5 V3 |) }+ `         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 166 disabled: Q$ x" ?  P- b! O
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 12 disabled
, [( s1 K: H+ Q* H1 f) Q+ }. i      Guns lost 30 (2 destroyed, 28 disabled)

chenrong

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jul 22, 42
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7 Z' k1 n/ f& I+ m难道是武装运输船？
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Submarine attack near Enderbury Island  at 154,1435 P4 q/ e, ]; b* Q: ]/ a
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Japanese Ships
$ ~* I8 N' [, N: L$ o% e      SS I-169
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      AP Zeilin
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/ S' Z. \9 B4 ]AP Zeilin is sighted by SS I-169) l8 G0 f1 Q8 E) Y4 L# r1 D
SS I-169 launches 2 torpedoes
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9 N! a; H* M/ v& X/ u$ NSubmarine attack near Enderbury Island  at 154,143' ]+ s9 |7 ]/ j

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" U8 p" Z. |4 g+ K& ~4 O; ~      SS I-22, hits 1
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      AP Zeilin, Shell hits 1! p$ c0 \+ H4 P7 [$ x

. h& v9 p- V$ [4 HAP Zeilin is sighted by SS I-222 @+ t; P. B8 j7 I  i7 Y' K
SS I-22 attacking on the surface
( ~- v9 u# Y; I3 y0 v$ u1 Z6 _5 ANakajima A. decides to submerge SS I-22 due to damage# o0 t0 t0 j/ r6 Q
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对于剑阁外围的守军，大本营欲擒故纵，先撤出剑阁守军，然后将其打入城内，准备一网打尽。
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; z0 M# X+ a5 f; RGround combat at 79,41 (near Kienko)9 h/ N. l8 }3 ^( x  A+ t

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Attacking force 141481 troops, 1438 guns, 446 vehicles, Assault Value = 4272
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% x( A9 k7 I8 `7 _( N' T0 V* h0 z# `Defending force 51365 troops, 391 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9713 t6 y# ^+ q3 V

, g9 j6 K1 w- u. TJapanese adjusted assault: 2810
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Allied adjusted defense: 583
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$ T* Y6 ~( i7 ^5 ^) JJapanese assault odds: 4 to 1 1 f: @( K; w. k  J1 O7 V" `

/ J: U' O; `0 A$ }# jCombat modifiers
6 H6 f6 t5 m" z6 f9 O4 gDefender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), experience(-), supply(-)
4 a" d+ \, z) b) S2 uAttacker: 7 x& V7 K, f3 k) ^" n

2 F$ w9 r$ U$ tJapanese ground losses:+ |, z3 b/ {1 F' S6 ]6 g
      7673 casualties reported" O& V# J; g' c2 s" e7 Q- h- {
         Squads: 38 destroyed, 567 disabled- k8 D0 y1 C. h( b; \  f. H3 o
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 36 disabled0 @/ Z- c1 ?  K! u6 D: I1 y, Y
         Engineers: 9 destroyed, 115 disabled8 G/ h" O3 x& c
      Guns lost 33 (2 destroyed, 31 disabled)
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Allied ground losses:) h* l  o, R" V* s8 q
      13113 casualties reported& O: E( s% N- Y' ]6 H' R3 y
         Squads: 919 destroyed, 42 disabled" B: s$ i: {' c1 O2 L0 L
         Non Combat: 799 destroyed, 46 disabled
# B6 A/ t; {, b# E; Y         Engineers: 48 destroyed, 15 disabled
  S8 f: x2 B: j2 ?  l% D3 J      Guns lost 60 (43 destroyed, 17 disabled)" C, _! R8 E1 k: `# g
      Units retreated 11
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Defeated Allied Units Retreating!7 w; i- ~4 @; \) v# d( a9 S0 b

3 p7 k# w: O. z9 K9 _Assaulting units:
' v6 A% F& @" R3 E* V7 d% W- z2 r    34th Division  \, |) e  a1 d0 ~
    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade
9 X; W$ w* O1 H, a    27th Electric Engineer Regiment
" Y# X9 _  J* ~3 Q    15th Division9 w" e# ~7 Y$ H; I
    53rd Infantry Brigade
3 H: M& d5 m' y# }$ R6 a    11th Indpt Infantry Regiment- q. u8 z+ g7 T" d- ]$ Q5 B0 P" d
    20th Engineer Regiment6 l0 h) d3 O; @  e' P/ s. t( G
    32nd Division
9 L( t! b4 m# c2 T3 h    57th Infantry Brigade
5 s2 z$ r6 c7 q- B- b6 F    8th Engineer Regiment  Y/ Q3 F. _2 F, U
    28th Engineer Regiment
% y8 L) A3 c7 N, ^    7th Ind.Mixed Brigade" }' K# J' `0 H
    1st Ind.Mixed Brigade) x* O) j. I  m+ H- ?
    1st Mobile Engineer Regiment
4 j- K! ~% Q. r% X. A8 \    1st Engineer Regiment2 n8 v- c" L: m' \
    15th Ind.Mixed Brigade
* Q3 T0 d- i2 ]* T  y$ S! O    40th Division
1 z- y: ~1 T1 M+ g; }2 F" Y    61st Infantry Brigade+ @$ p8 D3 `4 O: t7 N7 f
    2nd Ind.Mixed Brigade7 N) M) ^  k& P! s6 n# }- s
    59th Infantry Brigade+ O+ q$ X3 u4 [0 F8 ^1 d$ r
    138th Infantry Regiment
2 Z6 P, g! [$ Q% r    116th Division
6 t% I6 G. g3 s    1st Infantry Regiment% {$ n7 `" M% [. @5 G  C
    8th Armored Car Co
! o' H! G# I7 t0 W  E0 V" {6 k8 w( ]' E! f    4th Ind.Mixed Brigade/ v/ ?7 u! M0 ?& D" }! H
    54th Infantry Brigade5 y$ F: L$ l$ r; o9 N8 y) g
    3rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
* n  B( c% k- G3 x1 d  [7 @    26th Engineer Regiment
, ?# A, Z  W) |* k3 T# `    3rd RF Gun Battalion2 q" w$ p2 O# m3 `% m5 E0 e
    3rd Army" D+ [1 D0 @, z6 T" u7 z: l1 Y
    5th Army
( S8 h: a7 Y. s0 f, e! ?    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment- e7 B+ K; ^) f2 f; C$ U0 d! A& V
    26th Field Artillery Regiment
; C1 N! @$ O6 u$ ?, e  L    1st Mortar Battalion
3 f0 E/ S, j! p/ x8 J    14th Medium Field Artillery Regiment( J  Y5 b! j1 [
    4th Army
& I" D2 N+ c/ R6 ^    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment1 Q! z2 H) l6 z0 |7 S6 |
    13th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion4 c8 h* g, S6 ~0 \: H
    10th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
5 t0 u3 j- v4 t8 c( ~% V7 E    1st Field Artillery Regiment
( t9 v5 R# [5 q: [    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment. }6 M; _' h2 B* E+ V" S4 b
    8th Mountain Gun Regiment
/ ?  K# H) ?6 U    NCPC Army
' G1 N# U1 X0 x6 W    1st Mobile Field Artillery Regiment# V% H: D6 Z* k7 Q; j# l# ~
    6th Army  O4 z. U+ a4 v" S0 n
    10th Mortar Battalion
2 `2 e9 O5 a7 j7 R: r- Z( B! D. p2 A
  o' O% O$ i- x) cDefending units:
7 i$ P. e' U- m    4th Chinese Corps
( g8 u6 i/ U3 d! j$ @    14th Chinese Corps
; u! t* a7 f# w    52nd Chinese Corps8 f# q: J* k) j3 t" w
    10th Chinese Corps$ b( j" D5 p& n
    8th Chinese Corps" b& D3 V8 O  p8 _
    95th Chinese Corps7 t# L2 C9 }* k4 }5 {6 J- w: \5 T
    24th Group Army; M2 k$ x6 e; }# X+ o: O+ b4 s1 }0 e
    4th Group Army, B5 E+ `2 G/ d) s1 r6 K+ W
    14th Group Army
+ W: h9 W8 u  ?' G/ ^    34th Group Army
7 X* g* r  d, v/ O+ l4 R9 h    39th Group Army

红叶

剑阁的地形其实不怎么有利于防御，守剑阁最佳的位置是在剑阁东面一格，剑阁本身丘陵地形被日军轰炸机轰炸损失会很大，主力如果堵在河对岸，就可以很容易的避开日军的空中威胁，而且剑阁似乎存在补给BUG，大量部队驻守时总是受到补给不足的困扰，但是主力位于野地时反而可以解决这个问题。剑阁只要修防御就够了，万一前面的部队被击退了再退过河守剑阁不迟。

chenrong

花开前期反扑的太猛，被我钻了空子。当然我也犯了不少错误，不然更快的可以拿下剑阁。
2 W/ @6 P: A0 Q( U" o! N5 ]- T# |  ]! K" X9 K& x0 S3 r; n' Y
在4月左右攻入重庆的情况下，这档中国战场问题不大，就看能改属多少部队出去了。

花开时节

    卡拉奇已经9级城防  悉尼也快了  太平洋各主岛也已经5级城防    看你怎么啃，58跟KB玩捉迷藏，专欺负弱小

chenrong

卡拉奇堵住就可以了。根本没准备强攻。0 [! H& @" {' Y' r" k

. Q) v% M, m- y8 J; [! i另外KB来到中南太，盟军的船只作鸟兽散，双方又进入相持阶段了。

wangqifeng

日军到未必需要打到那里去，反正最后也是要退守的，只要能多保持一段时间主动，也就达到目的了。