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看情势还能抓紧时间给爪哇上点补给，弄清楚KB位置的话，南洋还大有发挥余地+ O5 }4 }4 H0 j* \; N/ e
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-11-20 11:59

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不管是MINI还是KB，或者58，在这种前线靠港实在有太多教训可以借鉴了，不知道菜花杂想的。哪怕是水面舰队突袭，都可能加以重创，前线也不可能指望隐蔽行动，不应该有这种不谨慎的行动啊  E* ^0 [+ z7 F. E2 z4 w
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-11-20 12:02

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爪哇上面已经有10w补给，经过几月修工事，目前还有大概8w，7 R5 P0 C6 t7 P
不断将附近巨港和巴里巴班的补给都运到岛上集中了，差不多够用了，再多估计就送给日军了。
2 a5 \; F  a5 ]1 Q, s估计日军是想玩黄雀在后的游戏，mini当蝉了

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日军太惨了，这档长不了/ F5 t3 i9 v5 j* z
reninhat 发表于 2014-11-20 12:16

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菜花没准对印度和澳洲无所谓呢，应该相信菜花是很坚强的， / m' ^' Y0 p! D  ~' X: B5 g
有不少人坚持历史线就够了，不往外扩了。
: ]; J" g- {" Q时间才过去不到3个月，为时尚早，继续希望档运长久

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看看拿下爪哇得到3月了, c% k1 N( S! R: [8 `0 Y- A
lala23159 发表于 2014-11-20 13:57

* G; Y! L% A; `( d! G还指望能拖到加成期结束呢，看具体局势吧。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 15, 42
4 C+ p# R, j9 f当天日军轰炸了新加坡，而盟军也炮击了当地，这地方简直就是人间地狱
8 Z/ I& t! }: b  w6 h3 [发现日军突击新加坡分别是1,6,12号，照这规律要到18号，日军才能恢复进行下次突击。: Y% p9 v  Y* ]  U2 ~9 y0 l
当然由于最后一次突击日军损失比以往小，也可能提前，反正快了。$ u/ q' t$ F  }
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6 D2 f! W( p* l5 o, e. q; _$ A! AASW attack near San Francisco  at 218,72
* f/ L. Z% b- {5 WJapanese Ships
8 I! f0 l  }* c$ V- @# b      SS I-4 5 G, y9 y( l, p
Allied Ships4 w. f$ w+ n& ^' p2 B# c7 _
      DD O'Brien- Y) m1 L4 [  w$ P9 K% y
      DD Walke0 h2 [; B+ n, V8 I5 n" B. r
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" ^- F1 C% m' YNight Naval bombardment of Singapore at 50,84
2 _; k; |' K7 W$ ~5 S* ?Allied Ships3 @% O1 _/ g$ U: M9 w. E
      CL Durban
& N1 l6 t7 I( v( k5 [" o, o1 ~      CL Dragon
% a! o: _0 e7 B: g$ u      CL Danae
6 A) ]8 A( l" W* {9 I      DD Piet Hein  p  ~, r6 f! I& Z' }
      DD Banckert9 |: J) n4 {9 h1 G
      DD Vendetta
, C; S8 p. M& K: _: ^1 `& {& `      DD Vampire& T2 ~$ S" v: T7 K7 J0 B1 |- f3 `
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) N$ b2 J! _6 V: w* t0 gMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  8 d; x+ S4 g: C% ?+ J# a! M
Weather in hex: Heavy rain
  u- @7 u: O& [0 l! ]Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet./ b5 O6 B% n: s" `9 @$ v, d
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes
7 F# x% Q) [0 y1 B- d0 R! uJapanese aircraft, a8 x# d8 W6 t% b- |) I6 |. q
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 27
8 {. n& c5 Z; Y4 u4 Y      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 12; y3 d5 A0 n( D9 |* b* Z( `4 \
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 6
, L6 G2 C& d5 @Japanese aircraft losses* X- ^& p+ w. s( s( u  J0 S5 C# ]$ u
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 9 damaged
3 S" x* v  p* W$ l      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged7 n# W9 p* |9 }# ^5 R0 f
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak
( G6 M8 N* \9 V& U! TAllied ground losses:
" M; k5 E+ p4 o1 e      5 casualties reported
) }7 b, f8 F3 |( \! V9 O' h9 `         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled6 R" P; y/ N/ q8 \( T5 |9 _
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled, m# L7 `7 s( f
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled 7 S7 ~$ o* I1 b' ?3 o" b  ^. b9 Z
Airbase hits 1  P3 G, f2 G  X5 S; P
Runway hits 10/ U" r0 B8 @. m/ |" X6 N( A
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  / _& ]4 I4 x  n8 ~$ N
Weather in hex: Heavy rain * f- a' v6 Z; s' ?  r
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
. N0 K2 L6 |+ ?8 z9 QEstimated time to target is 12 minutes
* h1 A# H/ e' F* L! U% JJapanese aircraft
+ h: a) F% X, p* Y      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 24
  B( p, D$ d  p2 d8 a      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 26
: d1 O9 S# n, K' ?) s; V: j& PJapanese aircraft losses
& `- r. b' \5 b! ?      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 10 damaged
4 j( g5 _# ]- |' @0 [" P, wAirbase hits 10 f# C9 @! w5 O
Runway hits 10" W4 p4 W% [; s8 `0 j% y
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Afternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
. b# C8 S! y" ]6 Z4 K' @Weather in hex: Clear sky 6 }2 ^. |: m# X2 Q- O0 e2 P$ Z
Raid detected at 69 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
4 ^# I6 O' f/ V5 e& N5 ]* lEstimated time to target is 20 minutes 0 X" k: ?+ `0 A* ?+ u- n
Japanese aircraft
% V/ Z+ m. K( a      Ki-30 Ann x 30
; W! b7 E, L, S4 U2 y3 W  t      Ki-32 Mary x 11
. N' h6 ~5 Y& }      Ki-51 Sonia x 7
. a& d  F0 O$ S, X$ ~Japanese aircraft losses
0 R) [* P6 A3 n' N3 u* a# n      Ki-30 Ann: 5 damaged $ P1 e$ }' E8 B! U7 \" h
Airbase hits 4
0 L" A; _' [0 ?, a5 QRunway hits 11
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Ground combat at Ankang (82,42)
; w1 t3 [8 ]) P# OJapanese Bombardment attack
- S- J) {4 Y6 [5 {Attacking force 70457 troops, 950 guns, 488 vehicles, Assault Value = 2315
( A: @  e& N+ TDefending force 107814 troops, 599 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 3008 & a' q/ r* f  r% W% m$ g/ }, _6 C4 O
Japanese ground losses:: X% S5 _0 @6 }, y; |
      63 casualties reported
  s4 x' J* K  A2 i) Y8 H2 n7 P3 n         Squads: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled0 Z7 W0 i( g  g$ u- Q
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! F2 a1 y; u6 N( d9 H& U6 I( }6 ^         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! |& d6 v) H/ L5 WAllied ground losses:
2 }9 }) |# o4 Y6 n1 W, X# x      211 casualties reported! O4 r/ e! |- P5 @0 Y9 b' E6 c. N
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 18 disabled- c2 ~) Q! v' ^0 I% I
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
! P3 s! p5 i( e0 |/ n' w9 Z7 H* D) @         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled" ^9 Z7 b. j3 u: @" X
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Ground combat at Singapore (50,84) 1 Y" O" I. C" T( i, `: ?! V; S
Japanese Bombardment attack
1 ~& a7 }. T# N. BAttacking force 89424 troops, 949 guns, 221 vehicles, Assault Value = 2976
  b+ @+ l8 E- k' S# u6 V4 KDefending force 38899 troops, 469 guns, 260 vehicles, Assault Value = 672
: }/ g8 F1 X' ]$ o, MJapanese ground losses:
" w3 ]. H2 k/ `0 A% q% k: B4 y' S      54 casualties reported
! K5 q) q/ o2 S6 g2 b% X" t3 C         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
! z3 k8 Y) [; C- h& I& V         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ y# _; A7 X9 _- g: _  ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 5 B) i& z& l1 {+ S7 s5 x' V- ?
Allied ground losses:
8 k/ U3 L6 E$ N3 r" [! T      125 casualties reported: x2 t% v; j* `; L8 z) D
         Squads: 10 destroyed, 1 disabled
' ^" E0 f; V, _0 ^5 ^9 u+ H6 n- L         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
1 t2 c) }; T( h- p4 N( l( p2 R         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled# g  C" t' Z5 m/ }: h
      Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled)

zer0

当天mini原地不动，继续在前线撅屁股，目的已经不言自明，( f+ F/ h7 ]6 @2 s; m
这种故意邀58来上的行为 令人发指
. e/ v) q: B% D- X" N目前58只是在冷眼旁观，情绪稳定
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wangqifeng

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爪哇上面已经有10w补给，经过几月修工事，目前还有大概8w，( T/ m( w3 H( T  {& D$ D
不断将附近巨港和巴里巴班的补给都运到岛上集中了，差不多够用了，再多估计就送给日军了。& J1 \0 U% {$ _; a8 q1 Z9 d  Q6 Y
估计日军是想玩黄雀在后的游戏，mini当蝉了7 \) \# j/ V9 q& F/ \0 P
zer0 发表于 2014-11-20 19:49

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送补给这事不用担心，除非轻松拿下的地方，否则都剩不下啥，多准备一些，比万一对方攻不下来，自己没补给吃了崩溃爽。( l" Y  w. T( \# G# K
再说盟军不缺那玩意，只是运不过来

wangqifeng

另外MINIKB这样呆着，完全可以弄点水面舰队全速突击玩玩，损失不大，但收获不一定差。

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另外MINIKB这样呆着，完全可以弄点水面舰队全速突击玩玩，损失不大，但收获不一定差。
  j: j/ y  ]* f! `2 o8 Owangqifeng 发表于 2014-11-20 21:04

4 U: X1 J( H+ X1 k/ n& f/ h这边刚打算凑一些水面舰只出来，发现mini已经挪窝了，北上往菲律宾方向去了。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 16, 42' O' D" W( T9 Y& K9 A
依然是盟军到处躲炸弹，当天b17d出动轰炸日军前进基地，
* N$ ?$ f$ k8 v8 x) x+ |+ P/ N4 j结果连一式战都能打下4发，为啥本人用日军的时候没发现呢 ' y+ `( v  S- C- h! g
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1 D# v! e6 K8 i# LMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
8 [  ]$ d0 {6 b1 q5 @Weather in hex: Light cloud
2 D) b& u6 v) C+ d# b& y% d# ^6 H9 IRaid detected at 38 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet." D- p' Y* }1 G5 j7 ?
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes ) ]6 [' k" N% k7 _$ a) B# b! y5 f+ b
Japanese aircraft
- h% h' P( H, N* d8 f, Y6 c& M  k      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 16
+ F4 `) h4 u/ U8 m      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 127 H0 I4 D, W# Z
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 28 6 X4 U9 }9 U6 [" L- }* ^! {
Japanese aircraft losses2 J2 K+ l  P  A3 t) \9 M+ l9 C- h% w- ]
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 8 damaged5 \' g% f, @7 B. [
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 10 damaged
- Q0 M4 K" r5 n      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak 0 I% c6 R4 k+ V4 e5 K- w
Allied ground losses:/ I8 }1 ~! u+ U$ g. y7 a3 k
      19 casualties reported8 T* H* `* f! p  J# U' _) T9 B
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 P6 N$ X0 s* B
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled! ?: W; V7 z" i5 ~
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; S% g" X& F# U0 k, }Airbase hits 4* _: r" r/ @4 K; z1 A
Airbase supply hits 18 ~0 t. s- E  e6 k+ L6 u
Runway hits 28/ c, K4 l( n) Y) s) [
-------------------------------------------------------  ?. T4 b9 P( A+ U8 T( l
Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
6 f8 e$ d, T- c( u8 z% ]Weather in hex: Light cloud $ n' j* `6 V! q. F4 y1 W
Raid spotted at 37 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
3 Z3 Z6 _! E3 rEstimated time to target is 10 minutes " T) z) ~' r6 o4 b/ @( Q
Japanese aircraft2 f) ]0 z) B3 o- E. G% ?& \+ y
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 11   g, [6 O$ K1 _+ V" C  D0 U" P( z
Japanese aircraft losses  I* V7 ?! j' h. `
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged % Z" @8 I% _; \; s6 W$ r8 `0 G2 d
Airbase hits 1
9 {  n8 N' F& NAirbase supply hits 1$ L/ r5 ^0 f: _1 V# G
Runway hits 6
' {  f9 Q$ G, ]" `; e-----------------------------------------------------
1 P, u8 T7 h8 d; w6 Z; B' WMorning Air attack on Chiang Mai , at 58,53  
7 g! O, i9 t2 B- |Weather in hex: Light rain
' d; E3 Q/ ^; @$ f' r2 J* PRaid spotted at 33 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.) [$ Y. K- C* z$ o
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes 1 x. T' ^2 A, e1 P+ @# {
Japanese aircraft
4 t' ]. }$ }4 q) g      A6M2 Zero x 22 j& T- J: H3 f* p1 f
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 35
& t/ e% n3 E! T* F6 y# E% AAllied aircraft( W! }1 Y' C1 N& h" e# [9 W
      B-17D Fortress x 14   L1 e6 z0 _: a% U7 p
Japanese aircraft losses
) {5 m1 ]- j& D) s. C" K* s      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed on ground
, {: u  f. i) T4 d9 u2 y3 OAllied aircraft losses# V! l, A2 b) d' _! y1 o
      B-17D Fortress: 1 destroyed, 11 damaged
+ z; E0 V% s3 u- H& e      B-17D Fortress: 1 destroyed by flak
+ {$ E8 S* [6 t$ R: ]! w; zAirbase hits 13 s) `% [* V" u% F
Airbase supply hits 2
" y/ O8 I# j: v; y- e. _! ZAircraft Attacking:
" _# E4 }% y$ v5 Q4 ]9 Q% [       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
/ A' ~' a- @9 U+ a               Airfield Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb5 |/ E( u- j1 `$ ^9 L" A
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
2 k$ k3 Y; }, j8 j               Airfield Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb # O/ j# X( L% u) ^2 ]
CAP engaged:
+ z0 u1 ~7 ^1 {: T" ?Yamada Det S-1 with A6M2 Zero (1 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)  d  t" U; M: N" a# O+ `( b
      1 plane(s) intercepting now.
: {1 u0 d" P; @9 K: P0 J: J: v. U      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 20000.1 k8 ~+ s/ \) D' L; o; F
      Raid is overhead: l: z( b- R. ]' W  V
Yamada Det S-2 with A6M2 Zero (1 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
7 }4 H& J4 K  i7 x      1 plane(s) intercepting now.
# g. k$ Z0 r# b: ]; F      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 20000.2 e6 P- T1 i, K& o$ C, v% j) @
      Raid is overhead
3 ]! \; C. t) b; k  Q260th Sentai with Ki-43-Ib Oscar (11 airborne, 24 on standby, 0 scrambling)9 |. {9 G" O7 N* O! p8 _
      11 plane(s) intercepting now.
4 k4 ]7 V4 }2 Y2 D* s      Group patrol altitude is 20000 7 {" I7 @( v* K  T* c: U
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 10 minutes + r* e9 V* P) y6 {  }' S! I
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Morning Air attack on Chiang Mai , at 58,53  
9 e8 m1 n  K1 V2 V" GWeather in hex: Light rain 1 ~: h" O! B; O
Raid spotted at 26 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.
- ]' F! ?4 t+ B! Q  |' [Estimated time to target is 6 minutes ; B+ q8 y- V) a& j+ ~; _
Japanese aircraft4 z* A5 H' n. Z/ v( e: r, s; f
      A6M2 Zero x 2
3 n6 Q  H/ I6 v" Z: `7 P6 ?      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 21 ) g3 |+ Q# Q) T# o6 O1 z
Allied aircraft
6 C- q- L$ c3 }* H% ^' q) Q; n  p      B-17D Fortress x 6 % ?7 ~' z* t: s3 f0 k/ U' o
No Japanese losses " k/ ~0 {* H; I: Q7 m6 l+ R
Allied aircraft losses
7 @3 t( J' x2 p0 u/ ?( p      B-17D Fortress: 6 damaged 9 f" [, S2 }9 i1 Q
Aircraft Attacking:
; f. @! I7 G8 B' V. G' `       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
  s5 \/ |* C& {: s  [3 [               Airfield Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
. m: S$ N  ^' ?% |CAP engaged:
5 N% t, b* r. Z8 ~: ^7 l& s" L0 SYamada Det S-1 with A6M2 Zero (1 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)# b& W8 }! j/ X0 ]
      1 plane(s) intercepting now.8 J% X; S5 S: o8 M3 |9 o
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters to 10000.
8 @1 `& A' \, J6 d& H4 s      Raid is overhead
5 k8 D" m6 e8 Z: gYamada Det S-2 with A6M2 Zero (1 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)( ^& y. v- q- z7 H& O- X7 s, T" z
      1 plane(s) intercepting now.' \" _2 d( g, R4 a: h# o+ W$ p
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters to 10000.
3 F. E2 A7 T/ a6 o; ]1 k. w      Raid is overhead
5 t: V/ t' i% Z2 \# g* m4 D260th Sentai with Ki-43-Ib Oscar (0 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)* \) u( E' W3 x7 Q; u- q6 l
      21 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.: E! {! Y8 f4 o
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters to 10000.
, x/ d; T; z( X% K: ^' E      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 96 minutes# T, U2 X% q; _* C
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$ I- w0 m& S0 w  ]0 Y  k& |" GGround combat at Singapore (50,84)
( b) z( H* _6 V1 p* lJapanese Bombardment attack - C* u. t! O/ g7 ^# b* c( j% f
Attacking force 38080 troops, 485 guns, 81 vehicles, Assault Value = 3036 0 E: ^0 E! N# G" `" t$ j) s
Defending force 39061 troops, 468 guns, 260 vehicles, Assault Value = 684
) L- C, n. C* o1 yJapanese ground losses:
! ^8 z7 d$ L* Y3 p      12 casualties reported+ V  P' O3 U3 o* q
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled' p! T$ k# K# n' Y6 O' J0 g- S- ]
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 e, q/ \0 T6 ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 9 \# h9 H. Z! {2 i1 A$ p5 c' n0 _0 x
Allied ground losses:
, x2 V  V' H2 j" L* |* i      78 casualties reported
1 I, R. b2 E4 E3 r* q- n( M+ K         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled3 _8 H4 h+ {3 p9 L; Z3 }8 j$ r
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 2 disabled+ r5 Z) G/ ?: M0 [$ p( f/ t
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
, g( R; V& Q, z7 v9 i      Vehicles lost 3 (2 destroyed, 1 disabled)

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 17, 42% d" `0 ?/ c5 u8 s# j9 h
由于荷兰大艇大部分都在忙着将各小岛上分散的小部队空运回爪哇，) L( n8 P- v+ y3 G' N
剩下的几个大艇编队居然没有侦查到登陆巴里巴班的编队，让其发动了突然登陆，
: T; `" j' r9 Q2 ?) t) y# `最近的3个侦查大艇就在达拉根，这。。 . \6 `! M& k3 P* ~# ^; n7 O  S2 |
大陆方向，在桂林发现日军9个单位在集结，特地派飞机去轰炸以侦查日军的虚实。
4 [- ~$ P3 }: \0 X. U2 ]加上已经到岸边的6个单位，共有15个单位在附近，而河对岸的国军目前战力不一定够! O4 K4 m( j) b. F) n
且侦查显示大陆北方安康附近部分日军放弃爬山，正在往回走，估计主攻方向已经转移到南方
! U0 I* Q8 T5 l0 q0 J" v国军也在相应调整布防兵力，大陆战场真费劲。
( E& s* K7 j. I) v* e- Y当天日军再次突击新加坡，打出3：1，不出意外的拿下该地，当地守军30个单位，
: x% D! w3 a/ T3 M! v9 I# _5w余人全部进了战俘营，开始由日军管饭了，望这帮吃货努力吃，给日军后勤添乱
9 d- U) M( ?% b8 s- `; A当天日军的总体得分首次超过盟军，而东京玫瑰也不忘再次播音。 ) N- ]& t7 Y; c/ W
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9 q; o5 c' J1 L3 o, C5 SASW attack near Soerabaja  at 57,103 : a1 ?- ~5 X, Z% ~
Japanese Ships
! M# _. n: B, M6 @      SS I-166
3 E& U% {( K$ `8 o0 U1 O5 _1 f' _Allied Ships! {( E8 v# ^: \; v0 u" u8 I- t
      DD Paul Jones( [& t1 k1 Z" s2 `# B: w  `
      DD Bulmer' @. Z0 R; X+ `. G; B; R. p' q$ S/ x
      DD Pillsbury
! P9 B0 q) n, I' ~      DD Peary
4 e  H2 O1 h5 |$ {& N. ~4 G4 a9 i----------------------------------------------------------------
* u3 I* }" X1 H/ o; L- p$ U' vASW attack near Soerabaja  at 57,103
8 X% d5 J+ Y! hJapanese Ships
' P( u, r+ B. d4 F! F. _      SS I-166, hits 2 9 m1 n2 r( }1 L9 C3 [
Allied Ships# [+ V& P2 ~6 L9 O
      DD Bulmer
( l; E7 {( ~1 b" g      DD Pillsbury
" p3 G7 o& N; S      DD Peary
3 V& }' ~8 O" T* ?3 o: s-------------------------------------------------------------
! W# ~6 x1 \% m3 KTF 69 encounters mine field at Balikpapan (64,97) 5 ]" g% X3 \8 I" S4 }1 X' q' T" f" r1 l' y
Japanese Ships1 g$ J; R+ |3 X5 }: x$ F' e% x
      xAK Nisso Maru, Mine hits 1' X+ `  a3 L" q" A" A
      xAK Tenryu Maru, Mine hits 1,  on fire % K# L" `; s+ ]5 f
Japanese ground losses:
; D6 ^  }2 ]5 v4 q9 i& ~      30 casualties reported
6 h. H& {4 o+ j/ x2 S; _! I         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 ]8 c% _/ V) W; c% G# }1 a& @         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled6 J5 L- C% J" C. z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled , L0 ], _- A7 {  @: w
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Pre-Invasion action off Balikpapan (64,97) " g; |* e/ O2 H' h+ x
Japanese Ships
6 A( [9 ^- u6 j- z( K2 h- s      PB Shuko Maru #5- F1 ~, g; y3 b. B) B+ j8 s
      PB Sonan Maru #5" X% P/ @* M5 U) E4 p+ n
      xAK Nisso Maru) n2 y8 O7 V6 e0 d
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" @0 y. S8 U# s! OAmphibious Assault at Balikpapan (64,97) " g: A" x  u0 H/ K/ |2 |, f  f- `# g
TF 69 troops unloading over beach at Balikpapan, 64,97
; ]7 L) u% y- j/ h% ~) YJapanese ground losses:
! k" V% \: M7 a& \6 b( A: O1 s. V      20 casualties reported( A8 \  Q) R1 t. m
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled( Q' ^3 q" ~9 |, ~0 R, ~
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' T  E; ]! j8 S+ b! d6 ^         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 t7 Q8 D7 I: o" }17 troops of a SNLF Squad accidentally lost during unload of Kure 2nd SNLF /3 $ E1 Q) J7 J: L' M
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Invasion Support action off Balikpapan (64,97)3 B" u0 Z7 f! ]4 V
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
7 p+ @7 }: i0 {$ |/ y: Z1 q' \6 U5 Coastal gun shots fired in defense. 9 _" E( H$ _! l  A
Japanese Ships+ @/ {' l) ]1 v1 q0 {
      PB Shuko Maru #5
2 {4 m; e( e, @* `      PB Sonan Maru #5/ Z" X4 R0 X, m) x5 I& i
      xAK Nisso Maru
9 V5 H  M6 f# bPB Shuko Maru #5 fired at enemy troops
$ ^$ Y& z" Z1 i( j' i: r; O# K; s- O- hPB Sonan Maru #5 fired at enemy troops& q- G) N% F, k9 x5 P* d
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1 w8 o& T! {3 @/ h* t; bMorning Air attack on 55th Infantry Brigade, at 76,54 (Kweilin) # d5 p: p% ]" R' D" P$ p: c
Weather in hex: Clear sky 4 E  n: c0 Q1 K1 M3 R
Raid spotted at 27 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.  i6 ]- F2 f: E' R7 P$ V
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes
: o1 ?, @) R8 p1 N" e! VAllied aircraft
) M: ]% K; V( _' z4 L2 K7 L      SB-III x 3 , `9 J' f( b& r
No Allied losses
; ?, A3 y7 C% F& W# u6 NJapanese ground losses:
5 k! a2 f2 O! _$ p      42 casualties reported6 i( i7 X. K' o
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
- e- ?7 ]& T0 s" d/ ]/ [         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled" a; B9 L% s; f! }
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 @& a1 u9 z1 F( ]' l. GAircraft Attacking:' E$ G# W/ |. \
       3 x SB-III bombing from 6000 feet *
( B6 N5 n, i& A- k               Ground Attack:  3 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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: o' }2 Y2 G( c! |. Q9 D& t0 Y& t! kMorning Air attack on Ternate , at 78,102  
( \9 I; Z$ i3 V+ k  p- ?Weather in hex: Overcast
4 _6 H( }# e0 [. xRaid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
3 x' V' k2 K+ t/ t8 J: kEstimated time to target is 5 minutes 2 m( Q  i, T9 X9 z. m* {0 P
Japanese aircraft
) Q" X  D7 I+ I: O6 L1 u7 f      G4M1 Betty x 17 1 C6 X/ j" Y; K
No Japanese losses 2 L! j* X4 U' D) ?
Allied Ships3 }6 J2 {( Y% u, K8 u
      AVP Bellatrix, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
( l* B2 G6 {+ V& j& }- h6 O" MPort hits 4
* g% @! b) R2 g" d8 _Port supply hits 3
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4 ~+ u( h& C) ]% P9 D  aAfternoon Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  / ]& S; Z2 |6 l' G
Weather in hex: Light cloud * m# v8 }( _, T- U
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.
- @# k" s6 p( t! n( ?Estimated time to target is 11 minutes , ^2 u( o, f! y2 E
Japanese aircraft. V/ f0 \3 y2 c% T
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 6
' E  B: u& _" L) l$ a      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12 & a! o2 Q: o/ M
Japanese aircraft losses6 j8 y7 ~+ n0 t0 K% j
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged ) d0 t# ?: W% e' d3 K: f+ m: ]) p
Allied ground losses:; f; b3 E' b! Y3 ~1 p
      10 casualties reported
/ q# o# Z. ?8 R; I4 h         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 X9 L: @- W* e0 B! o# N8 q         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
2 j0 i3 q! V* e/ T( M         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) V9 I( B' _. I8 r" QRunway hits 12
5 ^; j1 M4 ]+ b----------------------------------------------1 u" I" L& X) \% y1 J
Afternoon Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
' H$ I9 R' R2 k8 y- x' F* ~4 `Weather in hex: Light cloud % t0 {; M3 c2 s
Raid detected at 38 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.! J$ T7 J$ K8 W# T2 Z
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes
5 t5 |) P9 ?8 b% M8 fJapanese aircraft
3 D5 n% {, b& ~      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 12$ {) j* X3 n0 F% s9 j- b9 b
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 6
. e( i0 q' ]; D: u' @& qJapanese aircraft losses
/ s1 Y# c- m: f; ]( D, K      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 4 damaged
1 m0 `& c& Y% A& x      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak
1 A5 w( t( m; \/ Y' B- U9 GAirbase hits 1
1 _, D+ R3 M# C( N1 H: aRunway hits 4
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Afternoon Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  7 F3 U1 _# S6 v+ z+ H( H: T3 }" `6 x6 V
Weather in hex: Light cloud # u8 J- p& @4 B/ ^' X0 ]
Raid spotted at 35 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.+ z# R4 o" G1 P) K* ?0 Z
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes
5 I9 @9 o* n. m# M" CJapanese aircraft
7 t9 }5 H7 x& u' v& ^      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 11
, J5 m+ v- S+ s9 i      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 11
  B+ y& U5 A7 T" Y- Z4 K, NJapanese aircraft losses
& A3 \. W3 Z0 r! b6 D$ ]0 a      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged
  Q. J+ l& l) m  y. O' Y$ i      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak4 |- W9 O. {; c' Y6 Z
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged
/ W' c! N" g6 V  S3 ~0 Q- G/ @      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak * y+ c$ S+ B  u, G9 O- A
Allied ground losses:* U) Z% I/ o2 x/ S( B
      5 casualties reported, `. R8 K  S% `  a
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled4 A# z  P1 b) @1 A
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled  y0 L/ y! O6 m
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled ( u/ f. r8 R3 \, I) Q
Runway hits 6
+ w6 b6 B4 L9 _! L  s------------------------------------------------- , J' c' U, ~7 `
Ground combat at Ankang (82,42)
+ {; G6 A9 }6 e& m# TJapanese Bombardment attack
$ J. R, J7 F1 lAttacking force 70765 troops, 976 guns, 488 vehicles, Assault Value = 2324 : H( [$ s6 K& \' y' p$ ~
Defending force 105052 troops, 600 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2914   ]8 r1 c( ~$ d- A0 x# n* H" o8 B
Japanese ground losses:# X- a2 _, K( o- e- U; o
      35 casualties reported
5 }8 f1 F# Q: l8 X7 f; D         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
, D/ @6 A) q" p; K, ]" p, Z         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 J5 d* U, t3 ]5 H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ h6 s) T7 x8 A5 E; O, D8 wAllied ground losses:, L/ j7 a1 G" F
      103 casualties reported
6 p+ S) A3 ?% T% K- Y" q         Squads: 0 destroyed, 11 disabled8 u! z8 e/ u% A- t
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
# _0 ~/ a. [& J' e0 [- F         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled+ u8 m# d. x/ p! H
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3 _% T2 ~, K& o& d& bGround combat at Singapore (50,84) 5 O- t! `, d3 h# q6 _$ X
Japanese Shock attack + a  ^) y0 o# V0 C  k
Attacking force 97839 troops, 970 guns, 239 vehicles, Assault Value = 3085
9 h& V3 Z0 U2 s6 ]1 O8 BDefending force 39251 troops, 468 guns, 258 vehicles, Assault Value = 704 : C& b. B8 k7 x0 |9 F
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0
1 |. ]/ l3 I- o8 Q3 V' f! [" ]Japanese adjusted assault: 2021  
) l( J, \4 q1 y0 P8 TAllied adjusted defense: 649  ) }0 f: I$ S: ^5 F. ?& c
Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1 (fort level 0)  4 j, w- x8 m4 t& B3 b
Japanese forces CAPTURE Singapore !!! & K$ g* \2 E  A" b
Combat modifiers6 c& v, d* h6 c' |
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-)
4 q  Z3 p2 i# ]) E+ |Attacker: shock(+)
' Z1 a8 ~: t. j- o# b6 y6 AJapanese ground losses:- a3 k. p/ ~( b2 ~  l
      5704 casualties reported' ~# N, z( b, Z  M
         Squads: 13 destroyed, 572 disabled& }8 Y: y1 Q! X0 V
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 20 disabled
2 D. ^, s; S* }         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 136 disabled
; t$ g5 N+ }: V: V* a      Guns lost 56 (2 destroyed, 54 disabled) 6 Y( n! x$ d" c; m5 J1 ]3 r) T
Allied ground losses:
( ]& j( P5 S$ P" c      53419 casualties reported; ?! \) N. ~5 K# Y8 f( c
         Squads: 952 destroyed, 0 disabled
% H/ U5 M* U  @5 H         Non Combat: 1970 destroyed, 0 disabled
# v9 A( Z3 b8 S         Engineers: 210 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ j2 `6 a' ?/ s9 m      Guns lost 538 (538 destroyed, 0 disabled)
1 e; Q6 k2 M/ M4 H+ @+ q      Vehicles lost 345 (345 destroyed, 0 disabled)
8 i  C0 e. b% H9 n" U3 `  P$ S$ Z6 h, J1 s      Units destroyed 30 & q9 o7 o9 m/ G3 p  i+ b. Z" e. h
Assaulting units:( Y5 N5 O4 B" J
    38th Division4 @" `" c0 |; T+ Y! c
    Imperial Guards Division
. t# P1 E* p3 D2 [4 g7 [    55th Engineer Regiment! z" n% c" R3 k2 K5 E6 o4 X
    114th Infantry Regiment
* c( O* ^7 O+ H+ ^. f- s( n. s    56th Engineer Regiment
$ T2 l7 H4 X2 G9 o" l* `    148th Infantry Regiment
& C, j+ t6 K! V: V' h    15th Ind. Engineer Regiment
3 ^$ Y+ o7 Y: d& r( L    4th Ind.Mixed Regiment7 z+ C+ F  \. _* O
    41st Infantry Regiment' |2 k+ k% a) e/ [( Y
    112th Infantry Regiment/ J- H5 Z" b% e; y
    42nd Infantry Regiment
/ L$ V" L7 g7 k- X! S' }    21st Infantry Regiment
( n, }0 j7 E1 ]3 S; G    4th Ind. Engineer Regiment
! I9 D  J* Y5 K    5th Engineer Regiment# m$ s! d  v; r
    21st Ind.Mixed Brigade
' L4 F& C3 g2 z3 ~7 _- K    113th Infantry Regiment
7 l: R: q8 k, w$ V5 m) e7 a    56th Infantry Regiment
( b# S( V, Z( A' P* y    4th Division
! D6 i/ N  c. h" g( V6 I: ^    21st Division
8 E& c" r* T& l( k6 r5 @9 Z( \    12th Engineer Regiment
- {6 v. S1 k1 }* J" _# x    55th Infantry Regiment" R4 ?/ y$ s! z" l
    4th RTA Division
3 s( a1 J. b, |' \3 e    25th Army
7 ^4 d: m7 O) x. t# N' H% N5 ]( h    15th Army
# j1 f. }$ t/ J) t* }    56th Field Artillery Regiment
8 [& k9 T" b5 Q; L& l1 ?    21st Fld AA Gun Co 3 H* z% ~6 S5 a! O  L
    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
) p* J! m/ f6 {, \" \) J! S  y5 m1 E( |    14th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion& b' a, O0 P: l) Y
    55th Mountain Gun Regiment- g& V5 t3 b- a  N; |9 Z
    11th Shipping Engineer Regiment
' Y4 J0 L! p: d1 f% L    5th Field Artillery Regiment9 [( P. i6 ^* l# q8 S6 w9 O3 Q
    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment! ^3 P& _& b5 M
    34th Field AA Battalion6 J' Z$ g1 o2 g3 ~+ T% i! t
    21st Medium Field Artillery Battalion 8 g; G8 x" ?, c3 W
Defending units:
4 m$ T* _' C  `3 P    5/14th Punjab Battalion8 I! l; b! c( [  G
    11th Indian Division
. R3 t/ U8 }% _% Y+ T" A    22nd Australian Brigade2 b' @, L- J9 Y2 G! i) D
    1st Malay Battalion
1 C/ e, Z# h9 p% u6 e    27th Australian Brigade! O: x) {9 e  c9 O* d
    SSVF Brigade
+ y2 S0 L+ ^6 M7 M" R- A    3rd Cavalry Regiment
; |  \2 M/ s$ }, }0 O( Q9 t0 ~    9th Indian Division
* X/ f: j3 h* B4 r" c, z    1st ISF Base Force
/ o7 h, F! v& T' m    1st Indian Heavy AA Regiment
; T# m$ h7 d$ Z# w. s" |1 x7 P8 d    Singapore Base Force
- r% Z9 C# R* m    223 Group RAF
3 h+ I' \  a0 }* [    3rd Heavy AA Regiment- l- u  H9 e  K' p. r: B
    Malayan Air Wing
( D7 V1 n8 c# u! h    2nd ISF Base Force
, w/ O. C- S6 t' M    III Indian Corps' D" h6 B4 k9 Z  e
    109th RAF  Base Force
0 i5 [/ q* `- \4 O8 h    3rd HK&S Light AA Regiment
, `& G  e( h5 C- X, ?    24th NZ Pioneer Coy , G5 v* L( \9 b$ Z! A- u
    224 Group RAF
* s, d) n: u: m+ w    112th RAF Base Force* K0 v  K- [4 w
    AHQ Far East : A6 b$ |, k7 O  ?' G
    1st Mysore Battalion
- [6 C1 m7 W! L5 e    111th RAF Base Force
3 b5 Y2 V7 P1 s0 \9 G! ?' Q    110th RAF Base Force8 C* V% s  ^. M9 e4 ]
    22nd Indian Mountain Gun Regiment. n: z- G) @, r' A7 \) Z
    Malaya Army
) {- k$ w' ~- x9 I    2nd Gordons Battalion* d" j* q% c* Y6 z
    Singapore Fortress5 t' Z! g8 u( H- ^
    109th RN Base Force

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以下是大陆战场日军爬山图，日军乐此不疲啊。
4 |) M0 g- G4 w, \8 q国军在到处堵漏，期望别被日军偷爬进来。 * [  X- i) n8 L5 L3 Z3 t! ?

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当天菜花提出南方军各地受挫，损失较大，进攻能力下滑，希望将北海道的第7师团，) M, ~5 }+ |8 b8 Q  P1 g
改属出去参与进攻，盟军对此表示无所谓，也希望战事更激烈些，) s2 \  b6 h& |) V
通过进一步协商双方同意修改HR，依然维持北太不战，但北太各地军队允许改属参加进攻# t  B$ }3 H+ e& I! t, T
日军主要得到第7甲种师团，盟军能有3个团，但是2年内就会被回收，+ x5 I2 M" W) q
因此对后期反攻帮助不大，倒是可以考虑前期用来堵漏，不过这都是后面的事情了
0 A& ]/ }9 |2 o7 }9 Q, A9 Q" r. _美军地面部队现阶段不打算外调，选择一步一个脚印慢慢扩展中南太防线& }# b4 w) G8 R  S. U$ {/ ?9 h; @3 m# Y+ y
目前正在修理圣诞岛的防御，美军大概有6个可以调用的自由师，和一些团级部队# S7 ^* L% {0 Q1 `) b

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  Y* W: |6 p& k8 j8 F$ n5 BAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 18, 42$ f: e: y3 }4 Z) o- _! `& d) D
一方面由于房规有关于巴里巴班的回档条约，另一方面荷兰军队要集结防守. f) n0 P/ ]; V8 J7 D3 X
盟军基本放弃了巴里巴班，将部队空运回了爪哇，日军一个突击就拿下巴里巴班。& h8 ~" ^9 M" R) }$ ^. H
当然盟军dd编队还是象征性的炮击了下当地。
# D. _+ M/ b$ W, a% ~0 F当天菜花的mini又上前线挑逗盟军来了。
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ASW attack near Soerabaja  at 58,102
( P, i4 x- Q: wJapanese Ships* r+ Z5 U0 B8 L/ W* S
      SS I-166
+ [+ K9 N, R0 k0 I7 P; `0 S# E9 ~Allied Ships
/ w  r- _2 b5 u3 @5 \% D" d      DD Peary
$ G1 K- \2 V, U' K$ ?# _4 p. a% x1 s      DD Bulmer
# U& W4 U  I& R0 e; m3 X- A      DD Pillsbury
0 b( A2 b1 c- C5 I8 s----------------------------------------------------
3 M# A8 M2 o) o8 h& x( m; S. FASW attack near San Francisco  at 216,73
6 r* o+ k3 M8 ]4 Q" q( g, ~6 l! eJapanese Ships8 {5 ^/ [  E" M" x! f0 y6 |9 c5 G
      SS I-4, hits 2
- m- l4 N6 ~& o  A' mAllied Ships7 _1 {! ?5 i% E
      TK British Motorist. D" K7 n: G5 e+ r, m
      TK Agwiworld' e% x- w8 D/ E
      TK William Sunoco9 w& U' a" F  A: n: s7 M! v& o0 ]
      TK Sunadmiral
, B6 a  t& B5 A  {% e5 e2 C      xAK Michael Goulandris/ o$ T, `; i4 v' @* F
      xAK Aspasia Nomikos
! k2 D' q& P1 B4 _) v: E      xAK Atlanta City
9 W7 \# v0 f! b6 M. L      DD Hammann  c; j! I# I7 C( K* O6 [/ L7 _
      DD Anderson# C" V2 O' g/ X" Y8 r8 P; `! a% b$ f
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Night Naval bombardment of Balikpapan at 64,97
) r7 A+ B$ e$ D' `7 d- |Allied Ships0 _# t' H# V1 J' y. }* f
      DD Pillsbury
- C+ u1 e0 {) \      DD Peary
* O7 ^' v) U& T' R& a" U      DD Paul Jones, R+ Y0 x+ G4 Y4 g4 U4 G5 s8 d$ Q8 z
      DD Bulmer/ |" {7 D: S; a0 z. v8 _$ d# h
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Ground combat at Balikpapan (64,97) ' R9 ^. l3 s% \$ _
Japanese Shock attack
) R0 ~' T( }- m+ g4 U8 oAttacking force 1450 troops, 19 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 59 4 ~, U9 Z% ?: G: O0 X0 O
Defending force 0 troops, 8 guns, 6 vehicles, Assault Value = 7 / Q9 i' m8 `% w. b3 ~5 r
Japanese adjusted assault: 47  ! H5 q0 ]6 H& {" |! X9 O( M
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
; b+ j+ {4 w" Q. H1 `- [0 }& r' L/ ]% sJapanese assault odds: 47 to 1 (fort level 1)  
( L2 D8 f4 E- Q1 O* qJapanese forces CAPTURE Balikpapan !!! - Z0 O" o0 {3 L6 _
Combat modifiers
& C* F6 ~! G3 v( A0 f* B, \Defender: preparation(-), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)3 R4 U- o! V( d
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-)
7 m+ F2 Z: H- [" ?2 q8 EJapanese ground losses:
/ K$ d! f6 M; R- H% D5 Z& z0 W      21 casualties reported0 W6 F- \, d& X6 J
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
- Y  I8 A; K$ c7 r  I6 |         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 ]' F5 {! H+ d
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled . j) C3 X5 _  G8 b, V
Allied ground losses:8 y0 U! Z" v) I
      Guns lost 10 (10 destroyed, 0 disabled)4 n: B- o# X: ^" m" s8 g4 Z
      Vehicles lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)* z, U( B3 M3 m  ?- W
      Units destroyed 3
% }& X+ `' s. z$ PAssaulting units:2 r# ]( [' F6 ?/ X2 j# B' G, Q
    Kure 2nd SNLF  
( G8 ^: m" {$ g6 J5 O  k+ ?Defending units:. z9 S) q. a6 e: _  U5 d. @* @4 w
    Samarinda KNIL Bn /1
) r% p' G5 C" ]  P' @    VI KNIL Bn /1
! f0 }% o/ y; Z8 Y1 o    Balikpapan Base Force /1

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 19, 423 O5 m0 N- {$ z$ N! t, _5 X
当天盟军登陆达沃和达拉根，并同时登陆附近一些其他小岛
3 [# h4 X; F% U# @0 X2 E  U4 `, Q菜花对这些小岛这么上心，本人用日军到43年，附近有不少小岛都尚未占领，
+ v/ D6 |# G' {$ \5 m& Q! W7 ^" _当天mini再次北上撤往菲律宾方向，当天最大的收获是在拉包尔方向发现了另一只航母编队（kb?）
9 o7 O9 t  U1 l7 U- w/ Q+ v- k显然击沉约克城后日军感觉良好，开始两线并进了，而且都暴露了自己，, G: l& G3 ^! s
目前58正在积极调整，日军航空兵分散对盟军来说是个机会，
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. }  p+ Y) r8 A/ c' |Amphibious Assault at Davao (79,91)
$ b& Y. s1 p& h/ X% u+ ATF 44 troops unloading over beach at Davao, 79,91
3 M' p/ N5 e2 O5 KJapanese ground losses:
+ f' ]; y% l8 }$ M- l1 X6 I) E/ `, G      17 casualties reported% d) W5 }* ~* g
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled% ~# }# R5 T3 a/ P5 I: ^
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled* Y1 S$ \! V1 L/ A9 l- F
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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+ {9 N) p$ m# q+ F. vPre-Invasion action off Tarakan (67,91)
2 `; y! F) M& zDefensive Guns engage approaching landing force : F5 u5 X3 j+ O
56 Coastal gun shots fired in defense. 8 @, |( ^- L! F! w8 R: \* `: A
Japanese Ships! a& f' ]2 F! \$ @. K  y$ f
      xAKL Columbia Maru, Shell hits 7,  on fire,  heavy damage
( h0 C6 u. p% o# b, g* A      TB Kamo
7 h) Y; c/ B0 D: B8 j      PB Seikai Maru
% j; u  l- F' X  p" K. _      xAK Teimei Maru 8 c9 R( H8 x- l  u
Japanese ground losses:3 x) ]/ \" E# [# [
      54 casualties reported
% |3 {% [( W) ^; d! I/ ^/ a0 [! a         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled. g( I! J) J& g
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 3 disabled* o3 k# G& U; J) B; A) g- o! G: M
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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( p) t0 g9 {$ O1 M2 U/ @. i3 {Amphibious Assault at Tarakan (67,91) ) O: p2 P! ~0 Z; G
TF 42 troops unloading over beach at Tarakan, 67,91
& ^: g! r9 B6 q+ R& `Japanese ground losses:2 b4 |! ~7 T8 M; ^
      17 casualties reported( L8 W+ ?9 ~( `3 S' d
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled! L% Q* C1 [) z
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled3 \/ Z+ R; q- U2 p5 ]5 N
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 @6 w  a! }8 N% y3 t. B5 p/ i
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  V6 k8 Q3 X2 c% XGround combat at Ankang (82,42) 7 J' t% Z6 j/ @0 \
Japanese Bombardment attack ) Y  }' ^+ g6 p1 K
Attacking force 70805 troops, 976 guns, 488 vehicles, Assault Value = 2322
/ Y7 y8 O# p5 @: U% pDefending force 116914 troops, 720 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 3333 ' Y4 W% {( L/ K* a
Japanese ground losses:5 D4 e; A  X) N* l+ F8 o" m$ i8 P
      40 casualties reported
: o- ~9 }/ g8 Q0 ^* n2 S         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
/ b& G3 B8 N4 Y8 o# f         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled9 t2 e$ w( ?5 `" `" F2 m! v
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' P$ I, D+ d9 I- D$ p) o! {Allied ground losses:
  v6 @5 G& _. L      81 casualties reported
5 E4 ?  }2 s1 N1 t* b! c         Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
; p% _* r+ {( y, H* C- i+ }         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
/ S- u4 P0 s: g9 Q         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled. ]+ ]. C) b: \% q! T3 p  M
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Ground combat at Talaud-eilanden (79,97) ! p+ [% m% T* t
Japanese Deliberate attack + z: z6 ?4 _& W; L
Attacking force 342 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 16 / \5 `% _- u7 q. v) u. C9 ^3 n
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 + P& L+ f- T5 }1 S( m1 s8 e
Japanese adjusted assault: 5  ' q0 a% p( M7 h3 z  U
Allied adjusted defense: 1  * ?9 r' b4 A1 B0 [7 x8 ^
Japanese assault odds: 5 to 1 (fort level 0)  4 O. w( V9 w( [( V' v! S& {
Japanese forces CAPTURE Talaud-eilanden !!! 5 P) i& ^; p( c
Combat modifiers
& G. r; u: }( T* v$ y; U" Z; vAttacker: leaders(-), fatigue(-) ' p  e5 [& F& V9 W; T4 k1 P
Assaulting units:
* V$ D! Q7 V) h    1st Indpt SNLF Coy  
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Ground combat at 68,87 (near Jesselton) % \* h' G- y9 R7 S8 D  R% [. {
Japanese Shock attack
# G1 M) }, g/ V/ B1 mAttacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61) F- g; e9 a1 e1 |9 j3 ~3 h
Defending force 285 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 4
& y7 H8 t6 ]1 D" x+ n% QJapanese adjusted assault: 45  
# |. |3 o  w6 ]" J. n! V+ V! n0 SAllied adjusted defense: 4  
/ G( t' `# M& ~) w; ^Japanese assault odds: 11 to 1  6 \7 \1 D6 {  b: M
Combat modifiers
+ F( q0 h: P* D8 f# _9 K& wDefender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
6 g' |6 I; d. {! t) HAttacker: shock(+), leaders(-) / q9 ]4 o( v/ T) H8 _" y
Japanese ground losses:
: i4 y2 A1 @) G  B/ G4 c      9 casualties reported* F5 Y% i  e: e2 z
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ F2 {9 x* A' r1 b8 q4 |         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# a0 a% L1 a# R! r4 d6 T
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 4 y) p3 }% T0 ~" V+ w
Allied ground losses:  C! \) V$ [( Q
      109 casualties reported
1 i) y8 M6 c/ H9 _' ^% m6 b$ t8 N         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
& t  R: ^( w! F- C& f) `3 ]         Non Combat: 8 destroyed, 4 disabled/ M6 S2 m* m5 q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 B+ U0 r( g0 \% ?7 Y
      Units retreated 2 $ k# X, k9 {6 u% X9 U" I( K; q
Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
. b  N* m- o! l' f! O9 C3 yAssaulting units:
! K% ]- N, ~' c    16th Naval Guard Unit
1 k4 {3 i. r5 y! QDefending units:
5 ]$ J' ]/ N: m. D    107th RN Base Force
: _) m3 J( \0 }, Z    108th RN Base Force & ?' N; x  B4 R4 }1 g3 s- ]
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Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91)
  V9 \& }( q. V( ]+ s# C: JAllied Bombardment attack   R1 ~% M, t; B* b$ l
Attacking force 1102 troops, 24 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 53 & D8 Y/ L! ^& f( {. M% z! |' z
Defending force 455 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 18
0 o5 A# y" k: d1 e* YAssaulting units:
; A+ i  u, l" Y/ X: G    VII KNIL Battalion
5 R0 e! n  d4 H$ q+ V- {: b    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion( H- }4 m4 F7 v. S9 J
    Tarakan Base Force
' B+ Z( K5 G/ b3 [Defending units:: D" V3 S' I7 E' m4 V; ?
    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 20, 42
& }6 N* \! L0 F  Y$ R" J9 T日军继续流连于各小岛之间，由于两地都出现cv编队，很可能日军对航母编队进行了重新编队
/ K4 t' N$ d/ d. _" ^6 ?3 Y+ Y: u不妨将南洋这只称为北方编队KBn（约165机），拉包尔附近那只称为KBs（约171机）0 w  C, a0 i, S
貌似总数合不上，而且日军目前也猜测58还在南洋，因此KBn很可能是主力，只是侦查不准
# i8 X! A/ ]$ [( X看移动方向，KBn可能几天后停靠新加坡，KBs正停靠在拉包尔，6 e/ M8 A; H1 ?3 _- Q' l
再详细的信息估计就要靠水面编队上去火力侦察了，估计侦查编队是回不来的。 & q# I7 K6 ?# j6 W

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Amphibious Assault at Manokwari (85,109)
8 P/ q: t* r5 S) Z9 W8 MTF 115 troops unloading over beach at Manokwari, 85,109
# F; |# }' J: P$ g7 gJapanese ground losses:
6 C9 h2 T* B  b  M4 ^, T      47 casualties reported/ h# y! V; x; w/ G9 l" V& F
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled4 y; N9 T9 o3 ^
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ U2 s+ j+ @, \$ d         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled0 R1 `) J! q5 k! ]  Y) v8 M
      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
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Invasion Support action off Tarakan (67,91)
9 X5 b+ E. H& }* ?, lDefensive Guns engage approaching landing force
: {5 `4 N3 ?; c& _! ~; f22 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
% t+ @- Z* d; G% d7 u3 IJapanese Ships1 G$ h$ }1 C& N4 L4 }
      xAKL Columbia Maru, Shell hits 8,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
. x' \0 T! o& W8 I      TB Kamo
& X" A/ C& ]& j      PB Seikai Maru
; w8 j2 y' [* \  i6 O      xAK Teimei Maru
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Amphibious Assault at Loewoek (71,101) 9 x3 r  W/ w8 S9 Q
TF 105 troops unloading over beach at Loewoek, 71,101
! b% G. `$ N' e, P9 rJapanese ground losses:
- U3 n* x+ d% g" T$ ?2 G5 R      23 casualties reported
6 D! U" Q3 r' C. S' @         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 ?% [* W2 T) j' v1 a         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ F! d  \  T1 K8 c# b) F. X' D
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled) E2 j. N+ s9 P; k/ e9 E
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Amphibious Assault at Siargao (82,88)
4 n: M1 S* P# c% w* bTF 19 troops unloading over beach at Siargao, 82,88
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6 ?6 ^0 }) F& V& R5 M) g  H' A, EGround combat at Ankang (82,42)
! Q5 Q& q. X- v% j3 cJapanese Bombardment attack
" [& Y7 j0 s) u* hAttacking force 70871 troops, 976 guns, 488 vehicles, Assault Value = 2330   N! B% j9 _0 Z% f
Defending force 105240 troops, 643 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2963
2 i3 ]6 ~5 f) C, e( NJapanese ground losses:
& K; G3 a/ m& c6 b      78 casualties reported
) @3 a9 J& C& Y1 u% o. X, n         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
- g. ^: l: U: R* e         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' ~6 K; P# Y7 x. K         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 3 y- I9 G; Z& Y- W5 f- g
Allied ground losses:
, g7 N5 r$ \8 @- ?* I( q      72 casualties reported
3 @0 ^, Y! k6 e  O         Squads: 1 destroyed, 9 disabled4 J5 y. R) h: f: {0 S( k$ |' ^
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled- b# J* N, m) \
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled