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" E; I2 K' C* c2 Y差点忘了，当天还发生了一件事，对后期可能有不小影响，
# n( J) e4 t5 w. i4 Q2 j日军一股部队从北线爬山进入缅甸境内，占领了北方一个基地，前出到密贴那附近，; p6 p$ i( X& K8 O
也怪当初本人有点大意，没有在北方山路上留一个营级单位侦查，
  N9 y, j3 K: ]7 f4 p9 v# ]过于依靠飞机的侦查能力了，而且侦察机主力都进了大陆，留下侦查的是一个轰炸机队
- s' i. @/ {1 O4 D3 w5 q. `# Q8 r侦查能力不强，在整个北上的近20天时间里，一次都没有侦察到这只日军部队" k* E; \: c6 \# Z6 J  }+ T
由于新版不需要进攻空城，而会主动判给对方，所以不知道目前日军实力，已经派4发轰炸侦查了0 ?4 b9 l2 `1 C! m
由于前期在阳光附近被击溃800AV左右日军，且长期没看到泰国仆从的影子5 e) ]0 o! K8 f) }4 V; d! C
估计北上的是泰国部队，6百战力左右。巧合的是盟军这几天改属了锡兰岛上的3个团部队，
2 j; e  P+ a  c# D0 t3 |8 K正好当天在仰光卸载完毕，而且还正好是铁路运输状态，3百多战力，外加制空权还没完全丧失
' E# b8 Q) y* X9 K7 w4 A: Y还有机会，当天又有5w补给进入了大陆战场，共计32w了。) k" C% o6 D' g/ I: T2 p' G& u
仰光附近的盟军水面战队是赶来守卫港口的舰队。7 N4 B  u* _! s( g0 m! d- I
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由于日军明天将登陆孔雀港，估计马上就有零战进驻，这是荷兰空军最好的打击机会了/ L7 t# n- S3 ^3 ?
经过几月训练，荷兰空军主要技能接近70左右，轰炸机的主要技能训练的是对海，60-70左右9 X% e5 P4 ?1 P0 S/ ?; t
可惜机场只有4级，估计很难打出大的协同，不过已经将所有飞机都设置了对海进攻，
/ u# q# B1 I0 [3 k1 O& [  [6 p+ Z重点估计还要依靠海雷70左右的2队攻击机，究竟是荷兰空军继续被火鸡，$ _: k5 n6 j2 v! U; G  f) z  B6 S8 ~
还是能有收获就看明天的了，在这个紧要关头，菜花出差了 ) M7 A# T+ e: N. P* A  u

8 \) z& l: z! G7 j' m; R为应对后续发展58特地赶过来和明星KB近距离合个影，58设置全甲板攻击，但是没有进打击范围
0 Z. s+ G: z  d# M如果KB南下或者双方反应，那就是天命了

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达拉根从旁边港口登陆再攻过去其实更节约时间，有时候就是这么欲速不达
; T' {7 v6 W% A, h( }) u. G/ pwangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-4 22:20

- G5 f1 r  o+ m4 j# B8 {5 ?* ]感觉达拉根坚挺的原因是当地的沼泽地形，如果从旁边登陆再过河突击达拉根
7 _# r+ [" e. _1 k/ X估计也难有更好的效果，日军已经增援到180战力了，按说也不少了，但是盟军调整异常好看2 ]: A. ]6 Z* z
防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里，没有撤回来，就干脆死守当地。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 03, 42+ q2 d" j+ J; s% Q9 J1 G
当天触发了大量ss攻击和反潜攻击，不过仅命中阿根廷丸一雷，还是哑弹3 w: L; T% Q7 f* s3 I
PT也遇到了登陆编队，也仅仅命中一雷，造成近百名日军落水
. r0 p/ e2 u, c: w1 s3 H, ?5 q2 s9 o- }8 ]巨港被炸得稀烂，35军在西安成功转世。加尔各答的B17和吉大港的双发都没有起飞
; N$ \" o! A7 Q导致今天依然不知道缅甸日军实力，转进到附近的3个团侦查显示对方只有一个单位。
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* c3 W' t; r  A5 {6 ?3 O7 J昨天KB驻岛云集孔雀港附近，后续登陆编队也就在一天之外，荷兰空军受命全部出击! |! ?( ~7 X4 W6 e" l
58也特意赶到附近准备检漏，然后就没有然后了。- X. Y( W" v9 T  y- H& C  S
KB往西北，驻岛护送登陆编队往山口洋方向全部撤退了！！！
5 y: S( \' R& w; [反正盟军就为了拖时间，日军愿意等就等吧，荷兰空军继续训练了。 # U0 ]$ U# P& ]2 Z6 V( G5 y) M
019仅凭一发鱼雷就拖延了整个日军登陆计划，应该给艇员全体嘉奖啊。
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7 ~4 B* r; i! H# ?( G' CASW attack near Oosthaven  at 46,97
1 N4 a' O% }8 KJapanese Ships9 H8 {/ h8 f0 c) N1 C
      CA Aoba
) l( O4 U, f. F      CA Chikuma0 ?6 I2 h6 H- S+ U
      CL Jintsu
! |' e3 g6 {7 L3 A- S      DD Mutsuki
* r/ V9 Q5 P1 _% R      DD Urakaze
* q5 R! t5 J  O      DD Akebono& ~8 o0 K0 ]. h9 c3 C
      DD Oboro
  P* G6 i: N# I+ q. X! j& s/ `      DD Shigure, Q% ?; @* s0 A
      DD Kasumi * h' \. V7 f5 m9 f
Allied Ships
( f# a. R- x5 _% p: R      SS Seal
) p0 _  s. z$ ?3 G4 y, Q  w) R9 tSS Seal is sighted by escort
% g3 m( S$ W. N4 A3 ~Seal diving deep ....
0 L; w) ?/ c* ^% x" t3 I4 a  B9 |: CDD Akebono fails to find sub and abandons search
- H% n+ K' G! EDD Oboro fails to find sub and abandons search
4 w1 J% ^$ s* ]  B2 j2 hDD Shigure fails to find sub, continues to search...
0 }; j) W8 G. t; k  J7 IDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
0 f4 A5 S, [: T+ VDD Shigure fails to find sub and abandons search# L# z- e. G8 ]( \% z: C8 e* K
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...& m+ d* {; ]! N  P9 ?* q
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
9 h' d: A0 k8 b% Y- VDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...* y& R, q; p$ o& \. [
DD Kasumi attacking submerged sub ....
. J7 {7 a# S" p) p: F; lDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
" d7 y/ h' L* p5 V7 g) H: ]# v* MEscort abandons search for sub 9 q- C8 f; H& s  g5 e  b
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  M7 S& t, L6 b9 f9 d8 T- ZASW attack near Merak  at 48,97
# _. R! l5 ~! q. U- pJapanese Ships
& \% l1 P4 M$ S' R% J# ]1 _6 p. J      CL Kinu
  N' G3 A, _& R      DD Nenohi# Z; a* ~$ ?9 I* i
      DD Yugumo0 ^7 \/ L5 K& @1 U2 N
      DD Matsukaze
! O+ j" g& M4 {# s1 i0 v& b      DD Harukaze
' b9 K& U/ t% v8 C! W4 J4 j. w      DD Asakaze & u" ~6 Z  R8 X. V
Allied Ships; y- o- m3 C& Q) K$ }! f0 V/ b
      SS Skipjack, hits 2
4 ~9 `7 Z& K, W! T4 `SS Skipjack is sighted by escort
& i! A4 B, Z# \: }* M: ODD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search5 g/ Y6 C% n  T
DD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ....
& {: w' S3 G5 a) S! [DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo  i, Q/ u, Y$ X6 ~& N7 W: Y& ]
DD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search
# w: O. r6 A( F6 o+ \( a1 O; x9 n- TDD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ....6 L& w; [  R, ?6 T' w% a
DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
. l# b! U9 s0 u% D/ b9 L% WDD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo" M, |) g) X- K
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...) D5 F6 ]0 j' j$ ^& N: w
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
+ h# C2 o' S& R* S& k/ i0 vDD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...4 ~, Y. \$ d( P7 S. V6 [+ {0 M! p
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
% P+ Q& [5 C1 U4 m3 m) SEscort abandons search for sub
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+ V) U1 S1 K% c! pSub attack near Batavia  at 49,97
' K( e; P& J% W' v& ]7 bJapanese Ships2 v5 E4 u' a; o* I8 L% `
      xAP Argentina Maru
7 f8 n( ?( N0 b      DMS W-10
3 R0 a% D7 X5 e$ s- j# H# {Allied Ships
9 u/ u# d% U  E: v6 c      SS Pike + a, j/ _& W+ x5 J% u
SS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at xAP Argentina Maru
" h4 I. m  s, K9 yPike bottoming out ....
! f$ D9 x5 [+ T7 B) `4 k1 cDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
. J, k5 q& S6 H) ?) l1 U9 UDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
, J7 n: \+ h# O4 \# WDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
/ V0 r% f. u5 |+ q! [- Y& Z5 nDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...# A- a, _1 }$ }6 [/ \; Y) ]) e
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...) W1 E; _% S1 o5 d& l6 O
Escort abandons search for sub
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6 r! }, m/ _, |& L) ~2 w" WASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97   `, w) s6 U; ^' N' X
Japanese Ships: b3 F4 l" h& z: Q
      xAP Baikal Maru! ]+ a2 A( V5 T/ Y6 @  n, X; h' O+ H
      DMS W-10 + o, ]2 ?& G; k4 k7 U6 Z) P$ J
Allied Ships
$ c- ?* w: A' K      SS Sturgeon
" [, |/ j. H3 n0 F" J. ]5 m5 BSS Sturgeon is sighted by escort$ D3 \2 L$ B/ k, y5 t' p, g% u
Sturgeon bottoming out ....
0 |; A% x( z5 m; {& H6 y, |DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
2 u- L! t# J. z6 @1 tDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
1 Q* X1 S+ z5 l2 ~. j# y8 b$ vDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
# i; `* {+ t/ rDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
+ U# w& D6 r  QDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...$ k2 s' {0 N5 H  k7 n+ |7 L
Escort abandons search for sub
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! [' ?+ W5 E( ]) q3 R+ k! r+ c% Q7 KSub attack near Batavia  at 49,97 % d4 W7 a& z# C: ?* W" O
Japanese Ships
- ^7 t. f) Q$ V! g$ X5 F      DD Yugumo8 d, G' O% S: B3 j% O0 G
      BB Ise# `$ ^7 ]3 j4 e# n% m/ O
      CL Kinu6 e2 l9 ]+ w0 \* |! X. _( k
      DD Harukaze4 ]) ], v! w4 V, \; r
      DD Nenohi4 B1 d  ]2 e7 t  U* l- @
      DD Matsukaze
$ K+ P- [) C, ?0 J. m% O      DD Asakaze + E- j9 L7 G, f% E5 @5 W& f1 ?/ o
Allied Ships
3 h" k0 d3 ?9 x- B      SS Searaven
3 m" ~" b( [. F% q/ d0 `SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at DD Yugumo
0 E% x3 Y# l4 L' }$ iDD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....
- \3 B' |' A- w8 DDD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search2 _* J- R; N- k5 O+ C4 Y+ f
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...+ w4 b  i" n, n* ~# ?9 K; z
DD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....
0 A' ?. A- z% X/ E9 }* A5 ^* RDD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...& q% H6 [5 |" n. a
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...1 k! j6 S% @4 g  G+ u
Escort abandons search for sub ) `5 s2 Q; v2 U: s) s
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Batavia at 49,97, Range 12,000 Yards
/ R0 I1 c5 ^3 O9 p6 EJapanese Ships
; K! l6 J* t9 L5 B  P      DMS W-2
! \( A  x& _4 D, _      DMS W-9
1 E" L" Z6 d* K      DMS W-10
$ ~; |; h$ o% B& n: Q# r' O( [" m      xAK Sinsei Maru  k$ L5 l& _9 p, k* a# T+ y
      AMC Saigon Maru
7 e8 P- l; b; O! R7 ~, u* U- s      xAK India Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire
  ^  C, ^6 D; c- s1 v& b4 s* M      xAK Victoria Maru$ g& r+ @' Q5 [- z/ u  d) `0 d
      xAP Argentina Maru: D' m8 C; p  h' E$ V
      xAP Baikal Maru
/ L$ D5 x: o" J- l+ uAllied Ships
) Q; ]& Y  }; b# \& t1 @      PT-312 a. t' _4 g$ Z1 q/ N
      PT-32* j( C. z: y. h( A% m) T3 ^  H
      PT-33
4 p. d- R- ]3 o2 c4 U/ l$ Q      PT-358 H4 b, w: P: U( k( U& @
      PT-41, c" X1 Y# m) v: |2 n. Q0 H% w
      PT Q-1117 {7 h7 i. ^! U' J5 U4 z& u
      PT Q-112 : ~0 G- |# P, R0 K; g- M
Japanese ground losses:! A: f3 Y! |. ]7 `1 @
      93 casualties reported
, D! f4 G6 ~  }0 Y" K7 c7 U         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 E8 I# u8 h1 S) m* ]         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
  ~# G7 A3 T) A/ O/ @         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled 2 f# Q6 S- H$ a& f+ C
Improved night sighting under 100% moonlight
, R& o5 ?7 A2 \! Z; ?% j% gMaximum visibility in Clear Conditions and 100% moonlight: 12,000 yards
8 _6 ?3 _0 c; U4 @4 qCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 12,000 yards+ [: ?; s6 Z$ t  s3 X9 c4 c
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 12,000 yards
. S$ c9 |7 w! C% \+ Z% F2 E1 J. c7 UDMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 12,000 yards( w, M1 l* E& K( e! V& t
PT Q-112 engages xAP Baikal Maru at 12,000 yards
" v8 I5 |7 A; u- h# Y# cRange closes to 10,000 yards" M, H9 Z. K: h, h* G6 k
Range closes to 8,000 yards+ H) ~  H8 G' J6 Z% T0 B7 j
PT Q-111 engages DMS W-2 at 8,000 yards6 r" e/ ^$ v8 i# l6 _1 u
DMS W-9 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards4 E$ \) p# ^1 P& j
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards2 v1 Q" \8 E* M4 ]- e3 c7 _
PT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 8,000 yards
. y. Q* m( b6 W. i6 W6 ?+ bRange closes to 5,000 yards" N  Z0 v9 O. x! k$ T
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards
- n! I' w2 o. z2 K+ R, ?DMS W-2 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards3 h" x" W% ~( @: {$ ?  Z) L; Y/ N
DMS W-2 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards
& j% T: f, h7 {5 [3 q- xDMS W-10 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards
1 Y# O9 H. J: U9 hMassive explosion on xAK India Maru
5 o4 e- ?- ^9 OPT-32 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards, D# F! o5 H: Q, U% x- g" t+ L
PT-33 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards
$ F5 o" h  G2 PDMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 5,000 yards
. G8 ?# g2 U& v4 b  w& ^6 ?DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards
$ ?9 s/ x0 Y9 X# B! J- n2 o* eDMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards8 l2 w5 \# @  Z6 A3 i% ^  ]
PT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards
: |; D& O5 e  N* R4 P  fPT Q-112 engages xAK Victoria Maru at 5,000 yards
( j1 j- L/ v2 T, M1 p. tPT Q-111 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards
" T3 O2 S9 u3 r7 ~% U. \PT-41 engages DMS W-10 at 5,000 yards
! C. X  {% h# A' w8 J) I) IPT-35 engages DMS W-2 at 5,000 yards
! |) m% `$ Q- _3 RPT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards
* W( d# T* n0 _" j  r6 LDMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards& I# r) r2 {6 M" g% _
PT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards0 b/ i: y3 X. j- J: n- }
PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards  c; [# d, \, |
Gallegos D. orders Allied TF to disengage, U& ?* J, x& H, ^) e7 Y: y
Range increases to 6,000 yards: i1 D3 n! k! J/ h% m& D2 N
DMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 6,000 yards
; G, ~& d: Z, f/ R; ?DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 6,000 yards
; M. G' ^3 J- H6 V" X! X1 v/ ]6 K, o  ]DMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 6,000 yards( h. W7 h$ O4 F$ B+ Y
DMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 6,000 yards
) V+ O+ q2 e/ g- K: o0 {: TPT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 6,000 yards% @. @5 M( t: X( @+ X! Z4 k
PT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 6,000 yards4 J) g. E2 c8 X4 _( F$ U
PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 6,000 yards6 v4 f" p7 s2 B# V
Range increases to 10,000 yards  R, A3 f7 j9 a1 o3 v
DMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 10,000 yards2 x  L# a7 ?9 i
DMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards: E/ p. H7 }: K$ {9 r; w& |
DMS W-2 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards
3 M( `7 A' C. @9 MPT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 10,000 yards6 Y+ J" ~+ e: V  G2 g
DMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 10,000 yards+ {- i4 {/ v1 ~
Task forces break off... / I. O& q9 w' ]& k$ N
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ASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97
  l' e" x( j: s8 {5 [6 Z6 eJapanese Ships/ S1 l4 w7 m' p" L3 b2 K
      CA Ashigara
* ?! F+ l8 D$ W3 k$ B+ B1 H) [      CL Kinu
4 w, w+ Q7 D% r# K3 h      DD Harukaze7 F7 ?* O! f( I
      DD Nenohi% g& P3 D2 D9 S* S' G8 j( R! V- F
      DD Yugumo
; }. s: R) m' p      DD Matsukaze' G- W& c+ \9 J  H* u
      DD Asakaze ( s& ?6 I7 w9 z" [* g3 w8 f
Allied Ships
, @$ s7 |) x$ y/ A4 O% s      SS KIX , s' D* {6 s9 p- b4 L7 s3 ~: i
SS KIX is sighted by escort) Z( Y; a& K* j* d' g: D
KIX bottoming out ....
9 ?2 l0 s: J; j# @1 IDD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search5 k8 }4 z* N0 K( o" p9 Y4 ~* ?  G
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
) f/ P1 G, w/ f0 |. p$ U" Z7 XEscort abandons search for sub
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1 {% {( u6 e0 F  c/ USub attack near Batavia  at 50,96 3 e) L; j8 [' r7 Q. |+ h, `
Japanese Ships& w& T# ?% _0 r, y4 Z
      CA Ashigara6 u- F5 K" z: j' z" I+ J* s' c
      BB Ise
" e9 S: ]( I1 E      CL Kinu
: U8 T- g  L2 X/ M8 [      DD Harukaze
8 W( B4 r( n% V% u% _" k. `      DD Yugumo  G' F. q% f, S. f& \2 o, A9 X5 H
      DD Matsukaze
! V- k! `' W3 n& t  ]9 V7 Y      DD Asakaze 2 Z) e$ l# l; C2 `4 {7 O1 s9 M
Allied Ships1 m  R" C; {5 B6 p% s
      SS Pike
$ d( ~! ]" r8 L# [" W7 }SS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at CA Ashigara- F% c: R1 r, X3 e5 G- t
Pike bottoming out ....0 ], a# R8 J# I9 w
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search: H& z) d& q- E4 x0 _. I
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search.... r# R' E% z7 W0 y
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...2 \/ a' |7 r  u% T, g; T1 A
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
* v& e2 x! P) d8 eDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
* }8 B. y* Q7 H' p0 J! C  B; ?% kDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
* d+ T0 l( D( `- R1 y: nEscort abandons search for sub
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5 ?  T/ P$ R# F5 Q, k2 e) I; G& DMorning Air attack on 9th Division, at 81,43 , near Ankang
5 o. O$ F& j. |Weather in hex: Light rain
4 o1 @6 L  d; E4 `$ Z- ?/ n1 BRaid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet., |* V2 G/ {/ `( j
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes
2 e& W! b. g9 KAllied aircraft
/ H: r2 z3 o9 z/ S2 ?, u      A-29A Hudson x 8
9 Q0 t0 O0 h. f7 ]  A; D3 qAllied aircraft losses
4 L3 q0 P: @+ T, Q      A-29A Hudson: 1 damaged 4 T- r8 O! q: g8 F# x7 L$ z9 I
Aircraft Attacking:
5 \( O) {+ T6 v) |6 r3 u       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet/ c7 t2 O+ t% z: E/ {. w; g: L0 v
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on 6th Division, at 81,47 , near Patung
( v: {! F! j9 }Weather in hex: Moderate rain
+ C* A9 I1 r7 p) s: V; BRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
0 Z! \, w# ~8 ?8 I9 _4 b8 x; REstimated time to target is 4 minutes
7 a7 i9 O, h; U  ~: [3 jAllied aircraft" _& c- t4 |  }, o* x9 D1 M5 R
      SB-III x 4 8 ?8 N+ t" @2 M" q- n3 D2 W
No Allied losses
7 H& J8 n0 b  d  j: p5 ~% H" _Aircraft Attacking:6 b) [2 r7 ^* D( \" v5 ^
       4 x SB-III bombing from 6000 feet
* S) u! [3 K* j7 s5 G               Ground Attack:  6 x 100 kg GP Bomb
5 m" K+ L9 S: f# y- c$ f2 _-------------------------------------------------------------
* j, V* h' a) VAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  ! T$ L4 B" S% p, Y
Weather in hex: Overcast ( A7 I7 v- p9 B( _! S4 _
Raid spotted at 9 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.- t. H4 N* U, r1 T" P
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes
: e% ~% C7 G! I3 a; z2 d$ X% ]% mJapanese aircraft; O2 s' j4 r7 _" [) k
      A6M2 Zero x 44" a2 S9 a2 b. c/ ^9 y! ?% D9 G. ?
      G4M1 Betty x 18
. z' @( Y, @4 S4 y7 ~& zJapanese aircraft losses
) y4 l1 w9 {% L$ T) L8 @      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged8 b3 k& `4 M; }1 i9 l4 e
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
0 L8 I0 F: Y/ vAirbase hits 3  m9 U( ^# n( y5 U
Airbase supply hits 3; P$ D0 ~* m, `/ g9 L% i$ i
Runway hits 6+ F" I6 \9 X& ?. \: \$ d* D1 P, I
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  0 U. X  q3 ^! y8 T5 B$ A
Weather in hex: Overcast ) v3 ^1 B; U- I) X3 ^* A
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
3 d1 e. K/ B' m: [) qEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
* e: u6 [. y* I: c7 I/ R( R! bJapanese aircraft) h; q+ X# j: L/ t
      A6M2 Zero x 16
8 E8 e0 `5 H: R' n9 ~. R% j      G3M2 Nell x 23  I4 Z3 w, c7 `' G
      G4M1 Betty x 23 0 B4 d* O6 `& e6 {( E4 f5 L% F
Japanese aircraft losses0 j" J5 H! d" j1 w/ _5 S- L4 @& Y
      G3M2 Nell: 4 damaged
0 ?2 j: O$ o# E& F      G3M2 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak+ y+ Q! B! K: e
      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged 8 t0 s( h8 G8 Z1 O
Airbase hits 5& ~6 W) I# e$ ]8 N! J# g
Airbase supply hits 2
/ d5 ?5 T" @1 eRunway hits 19
& {: r  I. W. f5 M------------------------------------------------
$ j! N# M5 M. D# JAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  # O; }# @4 n3 M  D3 C. P& e
Weather in hex: Overcast % }4 S8 Z' O' C$ z" S
Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.! i. _/ v& N% r* K# M
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
! V& F  n9 L4 t' [3 OJapanese aircraft
/ d) j% ^5 r) e. F* h: w! D      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 31 2 J+ D+ n5 b" T) G2 l
Japanese aircraft losses
9 E! c! |: P/ A) x" ]6 F      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 6 damaged. }6 t; t# l9 x- b' i. O5 J
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak
; b- I/ y/ ]9 ^% k6 FAllied ground losses:
. Q- U5 G$ J: F2 u      5 casualties reported$ K2 C" K8 w: U
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 u7 A& [) H" l
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# \, `6 L+ U8 Q* H8 i0 ~% o  j" G
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
4 b* D2 A# V2 m2 cAirbase hits 5/ ]" ^, K& z! O
Airbase supply hits 1
$ i* s) W/ s. X+ ]" i+ m9 gRunway hits 8
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4 G' }" t8 Z6 |( Z, nGround combat at Sian (83,41) ! M% E7 @$ n$ b; t5 H1 B0 b
Allied Shock attack
  q8 l5 K  J) GAttacking force 1798 troops, 34 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5
2 w6 j: n3 F! P; o  R1 _Defending force 18075 troops, 102 guns, 80 vehicles, Assault Value = 524
* \  B6 c6 p9 I7 V  H- Z. XAllied adjusted assault: 0  
* o) y& j" {. o6 t% N/ \Japanese adjusted defense: 231  
  V9 x: K) _" S  c* xAllied assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 2)  
5 t; P/ B, P. D5 G" |( R5 |Combat modifiers
# a$ v4 |3 J' H4 ^8 [Defender: preparation(-), experience(-)
$ E( ^9 d' U1 S8 x7 x4 {7 N0 yAttacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-), disruption(-), fatigue(-)$ E! v. ]" H$ v; G/ Z
supply(-)
8 m0 w! T# B3 pJapanese ground losses:- X' B' L+ U/ T: p2 O
      9 casualties reported
: [9 p- s5 \$ p; K. n         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
  {# \  w' u( v6 _- J         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled4 `6 U5 T' R: |# D! j
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 J, i: }( V& m6 Q' [9 o' Z) K9 WAllied ground losses:  y1 g( a& O: T9 @: Y& d3 N
      592 casualties reported
( f9 M" F' `+ X; i* M4 x; t         Squads: 43 destroyed, 0 disabled
* v* N: `0 J5 R( z5 S. f8 H6 `         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled5 a& q9 q# Q# M9 g1 R/ W
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 C9 D0 x3 v8 V) y9 A6 ~      Guns lost 20 (20 destroyed, 0 disabled)
9 b, y3 H2 |2 h1 lAssaulting units:
+ m+ N; ~0 l$ E$ D% a1 F) R! i    35th Chinese Corps * z' ]" n, F$ Q7 n' j# q8 i
Defending units:! o- w6 l5 c1 z: f: I; q, X( E% s' B
    4th Ind.Mixed Brigade
% y$ p4 @: K7 M+ k' E/ I    102nd NCPC Route Brigade. b  ?; `8 p9 [! s
    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade. H  P; z: A$ O! H* H
    15th RGC Temp. Division! ?8 L  `$ E4 t9 c& v3 B6 V1 J
    North China Area Army
) J5 m& S8 n  U+ e# ^) L( N5 s    69th JAAF AF Coy % ?" X2 k% V$ ?# a8 y, v' i
    19th JNAF AF Unit
4 K8 ]5 W: q7 p7 K" I    68th JAAF AF Coy  
) G  m7 J1 c9 R8 B------------------------------------------
6 M% \: ?. {; j" G" cAllied Unit(s) surrounded at Sian

wangqifeng

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感觉达拉根坚挺的原因是当地的沼泽地形，如果从旁边登陆再过河突击达拉根
- }7 O. z% e0 N8 e估计也难有更好的效果，日军已经增援到180战力了，按说也不少了，但是盟军调整异常好看# F9 ~, O5 A- o) R7 O
防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里， ...
$ j8 d: J$ p2 I- Z5 H# P; @zer0 发表于 2014-12-5 22:45

% t$ u# {" ~/ {3 N: ^. m冒着岸炮登陆，各种混乱+损失，比过河突击什么的亏得多，同时，卸载船队也可能因为延误被空袭，多有不利。
) B1 t( g4 `( U! G8 p9 `从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。

zer0

2 A$ F/ |7 s3 l- W5 ]" B) f冒着岸炮登陆，各种混乱+损失，比过河突击什么的亏得多，同时，卸载船队也可能因为延误被空袭，多有不利。
5 S+ ]  b' K8 i9 p0 `从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。
# s$ C0 \& }3 v' E* v: \; Ywangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-6 03:28

  b1 V6 I  z+ s2 m2 v从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，
  Y( B4 G% J" ^1 s0 O2 }* q3 Y不过2个海警能否轻松搞定很是怀疑，毕竟也是过河突击，外加沼泽地形。4 x1 i- \* z. b! j  H
本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，
0 D6 `' l, ^. {( b' a! n在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地形的关系，8 b$ J& {. f$ U/ h: A  g2 _2 h" C
要加快步伐，可以考虑突击前炮击一次。当然这种小地方，就是被盟军拖延下，也没啥大问题。

zer0

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 04, 42; X# _& U8 ]4 i8 o$ |
当天荷兰海军偷袭新加坡，发现当地有CA编队驻守，未取得战果，反而搭进去1cl1dd。% s/ _- s" G) G! M; H
日军突击达拉根，荷兰守军居然又挡住了
9 C- _$ X$ y- ~. o* ^/ c3 QKB继续往苏门答腊岛北部撤离，缅甸的轰炸显示当地是第1突击团，这个部队不太熟悉) }. ^' a. e, j
再去进一步查证实力，不过就一个团，估计难有大作为。* x7 Y! ]" v* g+ O
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* _* R& J4 @. p7 z) @Night Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 7,000 Yards
3 z* Y9 y6 h8 {5 OJapanese Ships
0 E, u" L1 Y, Z! e      CA Takao, Shell hits 1
/ a* o" E+ U2 e2 n% d: H# Z      CA Chokai, Shell hits 1- v/ B* Q5 U) w% R* \
      CL Sendai, Shell hits 1% A, v9 Q0 {" e, l
      CL Kuma, Shell hits 18 H* T) ]) f! j: i+ v9 U
      DD Hagikaze
! h/ y9 d* Q8 _4 B) [      DD Oshio# }+ Z$ ~% s+ ^
      DD Michishio
' A5 X) r% n  r; F* B* w9 ]1 g. f      DD Yamagumo, Shell hits 1,  on fire4 n- F9 F; w7 y. D& \& m, ]
      DD Asagumo
6 r6 K8 S# D3 P- \* T      DD Akatsuki& `; w+ |0 L% `& b. F: {( p
      DD Ikazuchi & U; v( i, o* k' G+ ]
Allied Ships! P, r$ k" s( i3 i3 y8 S% o' S1 @
      CL Sumatra, Shell hits 25 l( q8 n4 q. W- F* Y
      CL Danae, Shell hits 10 |# a* C) [- U* x, k+ u
      CL Dragon, Shell hits 7,  heavy fires
4 ^! t+ p: D! W  l  P) g0 A      CL Durban, Shell hits 3
  t( @0 ?/ ~" D* q      DD Vampire
4 y: E( B9 s+ I& ?, [1 w      DD Vendetta, Shell hits 1
9 h- A. _/ p5 U' V7 z* z7 N3 t      DD Banckert, Shell hits 12 g: A1 \2 o3 L9 o+ e
      DD Piet Hein, Shell hits 3,  on fire
; f) H3 C* E1 j% S9 y+ k9 zImproved night sighting under 96% moonlight* Y0 f* b  w, A2 ^
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 96% moonlight: 8,000 yards7 L) A0 l( A4 F2 ]( M+ V+ Y
Range closes to 17,000 yards...
6 e9 ?+ D0 p2 P1 C' M9 b$ n% ^Range closes to 11,000 yards...
9 ]* T' x; k, zRange closes to 7,000 yards...: p. ^- N% F2 l: l0 s
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 7,000 yards& S8 W1 f& w- k6 L* L% l  k
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 7,000 yards
3 Q0 h# H! s3 M& \: X- \4 m8 f6 lWatanabe, Seishichi crosses the 'T'+ E& S5 s' }* c# T" P
CL Dragon engages CA Takao at 7,000 yards
3 E' {+ H& w1 o, e; x. uCL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards
9 s$ W& r1 r! w! q) Z- s$ cCL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 7,000 yards. Q* J- Q" g! \8 b) |
DD Piet Hein engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards/ Z) ?8 ^4 P5 x, ?+ R% d
DD Vendetta engages DD Yamagumo at 7,000 yards9 s0 [) t% ~- K( P9 T# n
DD Piet Hein engages DD Michishio at 7,000 yards
3 ^$ b- @& Z$ |+ _: k1 R' uRange closes to 4,000 yards" C) _5 o* n( I: ?+ s+ r$ U
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
  u& ]% `- I7 @4 v. D: |CA Takao engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
$ ^  v" E6 u1 lCL Sumatra engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards; K+ }) Y  Y" @. U; \1 {* K
CL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards1 E2 ~2 S2 a7 D" c* i! h
DD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards/ c) C: b# O! H1 o: \1 B
DD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
& y& R) O6 [  @; A, x4 ]: BDD Yamagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
0 P# A+ w- @) E2 ^) G# VDD Vendetta engages DD Michishio at 4,000 yards
) o8 s- a6 G! E, M) iDD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards2 Y. {* f& [" Y6 w# y: D' Y
DD Piet Hein engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards: U4 \' b- j- Z% O: {) N7 V$ ]; E. y+ b
CL Kuma engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards
4 D% s1 X1 {, q/ _: HCA Takao engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards. L% }7 O0 }- n9 A. m/ c
CA Takao engages CL Danae at 4,000 yards3 u6 E) r* C+ b7 y4 G  ^9 C& P
CL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards+ R7 ?: Q7 [0 C; ]" k/ B
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards* `! Z- @) _3 x9 i; g. m
DD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards- J- Y% a2 P$ r* B2 A+ Z
DD Vendetta engages DD Ikazuchi at 4,000 yards7 M2 u% w/ \4 q% M
DD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 4,000 yards
: e9 K3 u, l3 b" L0 o' Q  PDD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
8 ~' ?4 ^* n* w5 J7 s3 a! IDD Vendetta engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards2 E9 i8 f3 h0 h6 C. ^4 L7 B  C
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
" V6 @/ g" C  `CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
7 T) a. d  X+ l; x" X  ~CL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards
8 |7 C* s1 @2 }CA Chokai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards. j- P. x2 [0 R' }& z
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards! {% F- V! b4 x5 J
DD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
- S3 @3 @0 i0 v  G- jDD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards0 V1 O+ Z' C3 x7 r9 D) i* W
DD Oshio engages DD Vampire at 4,000 yards
/ X4 C' u' {; N, }7 z, V! N9 D1 hDD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
9 G  o4 i4 V/ p6 o9 d4 G; HDD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards/ n) k, }+ j5 V7 }3 H
Range increases to 5,000 yards
. Z8 F2 _% k! P$ cCL Kuma engages CL Durban at 5,000 yards
% K9 z6 J3 A2 vCL Sendai engages CL Dragon at 5,000 yards  _6 ~7 O" K+ E- Y" C1 e9 u  @
CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards
/ r" H3 e; m" [) {, hCL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards
: O& M" J2 n% m, U+ N" |$ mDD Ikazuchi engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards
  |; ]& f4 v+ f3 Q* _' v" _3 m2 @, k1 \DD Banckert engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards
$ j) F) Q6 D7 U8 g3 EDD Vampire engages DD Asagumo at 5,000 yards
' G: a2 f* y; p& M5 ?2 sDD Vampire engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards: Q" D; J. o  [8 [$ H
DD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards
5 ~8 [( r: `- z  }4 s; fDD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards
8 n4 H: |7 ?3 N+ w/ fDD Hagikaze engages DD Piet Hein at 5,000 yards* P4 C) K2 N% X8 j9 h* g
Range increases to 9,000 yards
0 V4 e6 F; G3 i, _6 \0 ACA Chokai engages CL Durban at 9,000 yards
- ?1 f; c  O  V3 a5 o" @2 pCA Takao engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards
' ^: q' w; c5 u. x1 HCL Danae engages CL Kuma at 9,000 yards
* i1 a+ d& T6 S  h# lCL Sendai engages CL Danae at 9,000 yards
* H  O! H. m/ }2 A. v- J6 EDD Yamagumo engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards, y- H8 ~1 S, M2 _
DD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 9,000 yards% [. W4 S3 P2 Y
DD Vampire engages DD Akatsuki at 9,000 yards
7 o3 G/ }" y9 Z( nDD Vampire engages DD Michishio at 9,000 yards
# Z8 p: x0 A' Z9 Z4 WDD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 9,000 yards
; m/ n# o  n/ s  F7 SRange increases to 11,000 yards+ f  e# h- B' H$ e( x: s2 ?
CA Chokai engages CL Danae at 11,000 yards! m% n6 @, k9 N2 F* t6 |9 _+ z8 a$ k
CL Durban engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards/ v4 Y7 k6 P1 Y' c. D
CL Kuma engages CL Dragon at 11,000 yards
3 M- _+ ^6 n% x# e4 FCL Sumatra engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards
) H( V! W5 L& X' W' UDD Ikazuchi engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
3 H9 u2 j5 H5 k( }DD Akatsuki engages DD Vendetta at 11,000 yards
  S- w; Z$ j2 S3 fDD Asagumo engages DD Piet Hein at 11,000 yards! T# E, }) M. m' U. ?& I* [
DD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 11,000 yards* w5 U/ i  w# A; I- m( }) z- t/ [
Task forces break off... 5 F) d* J6 `  c7 m
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 19,000 Yards ' v" I' }7 }  s* g4 {" B; }0 c
Japanese Ships
9 Q& y( E& K5 b/ X7 z( W+ z/ J7 z      CA Kumano! @) V+ j' W4 h& q+ g. M
      DD Arashi
- Q  n" [' c# W* a& R5 }6 Y      DD Harusame3 n+ H4 w9 @0 y- V  n* \7 A8 U
      DD Asagiri
: f: [0 A) {& t      DD Sagiri
" _" r  V& p: I0 a% v% d7 bAllied Ships% ]* ?# i0 |+ K$ J
      CL Dragon, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk* L; I$ k2 H+ M; l
      DD Banckert, Shell hits 15, and is sunk
  f- f8 \: B+ j; BMaximum visibility in Overcast Conditions: 20,000 yards! x; x  b6 O" w: c( [$ ~  A3 W
Range closes to 21,000 yards...* m1 b* _' J' g2 ?
Range closes to 19,000 yards...
; E" T8 h* d; ]2 R% b8 ~CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 19,000 yards& ?' M" ?: i, a/ V6 P! ~
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 19,000 yards2 W+ v  V, B9 w( j: `* S8 k
Tanaka, Kikumatsu crosses the 'T'
! ]3 c9 X2 J: Y7 _CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards& g+ G6 E) f' M# h- I
CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards
& E8 ~* N$ I3 e* ^$ G- SDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 19,000 yards' A7 B: l8 C6 l
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 19,000 yards
. N: J' c9 Z8 B/ T8 ?Range closes to 16,000 yards3 T. }4 P+ B% |: h' E
DD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 16,000 yards1 k, @) \4 y0 o2 x" g
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 16,000 yards
) e& x3 B; ^5 c8 t9 m& i3 YDD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 16,000 yards
- J. M) ]2 V' K+ T) m9 m  L, EDD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 16,000 yards. N9 W3 y6 J7 p# a: w9 X
Range closes to 12,000 yards
9 x5 O( s, o* \0 P: z4 `  mCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 12,000 yards3 F' @! W% v" F0 _) W% n; B
DD Banckert engages DD Sagiri at 12,000 yards1 N5 Q0 h  ^6 S( o- ~
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 12,000 yards  o+ s  J7 \' Y% J. J$ @% f
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards
/ g1 f) Y* p2 N. r. [Range closes to 10,000 yards
: l# B7 ?& z' p5 z4 l$ H' F! BCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 10,000 yards
  n# ^, {! I" \- F% b$ F& gDD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 10,000 yards! d2 l$ w& U% ~$ O
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards3 ~6 Z2 O9 ?8 J
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards
1 a& n0 e: d6 ^, |1 ^Range closes to 9,000 yards
  w' \$ q5 w: |CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards& ]  g$ r0 B) X0 }3 c
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 9,000 yards; Z" d% @. \0 k3 c" g( e5 W, }
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
! ~4 q0 {" C8 t& f8 e8 ERange closes to 8,000 yards9 ~0 x: \2 ?" w5 R' {* d: p
CL Dragon sunk by CA Kumano at 8,000 yards. U2 V1 |" d: i, p$ U
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
6 [2 p) u, ]) P& J4 W/ _+ DDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards- r, }% Z( }1 X1 C
DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
1 L1 O- X5 B- S1 FDD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards7 G+ U( L" S6 [6 i
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
2 b! Y9 ~' C* URange increases to 11,000 yards
8 m6 z$ H) i2 |. h, j5 NDD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 11,000 yards
+ t' i* }" H' V1 V8 wDD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
; P( n% x$ w4 L$ B9 l! X6 |9 hRange increases to 12,000 yards
& a% i$ v9 ?9 e, x/ ]CA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards5 d: l8 G. y' o- {
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards) n1 }; U) ^# i
Range closes to 11,000 yards
. \1 k- o  [: I% i0 mDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards2 h, B. \3 I2 j& x/ a8 {
DD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 11,000 yards' ?/ E( x4 N; W6 `7 R
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
/ y( B9 b; A. \Range closes to 9,000 yards0 t) s' z' R9 `7 n* D. P# B
CA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
/ R  }5 i7 ^8 v, f* F  W' YDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards$ l0 t7 h8 y0 [5 M" j; v4 ~
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards1 B% {) T$ @& R6 u0 ^5 Q
Range closes to 5,000 yards
- \: N6 @" _5 ?; o; `7 C- DDD Banckert sunk by CA Kumano at 5,000 yards
" k# ^+ c! Z) T, `( }Combat ends with last Allied ship sunk...
0 {, p7 [( x; @' s0 t--------------------------------------------------& ]5 K, }) E+ B" a
Morning Air attack on 1st Ind.Mixed Brigade, at 81,43 , near Ankang 5 p& e: A3 ?9 {2 r0 o# s
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
" n  S+ {' _) s: S* f. ~+ ]Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
- K( \9 c! ]4 Y! Y5 R7 S: u, zEstimated time to target is 5 minutes % B) w# k+ A7 h; Y4 Y
Allied aircraft
' s; a9 {$ M# D8 n5 F; [' O      A-29A Hudson x 8
9 t' Z7 v3 R6 X: i9 H/ h' wAllied aircraft losses$ w3 G9 g. @' u+ ~
      A-29A Hudson: 2 damaged 1 e+ s; ^; N$ m: J
Aircraft Attacking:. y" B  j$ P5 P* F  h4 j
       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet
( D3 g, k3 m( z               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
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+ Z; V6 C5 H& o7 bAfternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
  G& b0 l2 l3 LWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
. R1 e! y! ~/ wRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
5 c7 t) m4 U, t3 O( D5 MEstimated time to target is 3 minutes . u) Z/ w  V: e
Allied aircraft
6 z1 b/ J$ j. i2 y" g; t      B-17D Fortress x 17
; \7 O1 Y4 D) t' h7 S- s7 g/ fNo Allied losses
! Q8 P1 W, ~; j# uJapanese ground losses:
# ?+ d" Y4 o! d( k( p' ^      19 casualties reported
6 t' [" ?6 v5 W- U4 O; p# N         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
; y$ z- d- u$ N4 g9 Q         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled/ g1 F3 B) r$ }$ g% P) Z  d
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 |4 X) B7 |5 U) R- H3 o6 YAircraft Attacking:
! a! |% p5 V6 _$ s) a$ }! M2 s       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet* G, l# m, V4 n; y
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
* V+ J+ D, B- J% d       5 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
1 |6 _3 `7 j& J4 l& h# `- B0 B" c" J               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
2 [5 j- e/ E: W( T5 p- r  x       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet# J3 u6 q; n! Q( R; I& l3 ^
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
0 _% H. Z; a* q3 ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------& E, J4 V" x' {' g
Afternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
3 ~+ `8 L7 z/ gWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
: d  Y3 t( y6 x/ N5 ]! PRaid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.0 U* O( F( @$ F* Z% h7 H5 ?
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
/ }% X# K8 `. o) qAllied aircraft
8 s: b% |3 P- A+ `) j) I7 o      B-17D Fortress x 7
6 u* s5 n4 E6 Z5 C, E. QNo Allied losses
+ z+ k7 M1 C' r: PJapanese ground losses:
5 F9 A' M) T, a% j      21 casualties reported* x; D( I: _2 c9 U  [
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
" ]5 t" I% p" S% B- U         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
2 Y# R* }, A: p9 F4 s3 W         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ' @$ H% \) r8 C% V
Aircraft Attacking:
, F" C2 x' _9 I       7 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet4 D" O4 i- Q0 G" x
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
$ y5 b8 h/ b0 \# \+ L" T9 E-------------------------------------------------------
3 z$ W! p% z' PGround combat at 99,130 (near Port Moresby)
5 i1 q# e4 g' E9 \8 X/ w% zJapanese Shock attack 7 m$ c% ~) v% O" ^  J
Attacking force 11879 troops, 139 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 411 & P# I3 J" X5 G2 X
Defending force 4844 troops, 31 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 77 9 z9 S" h: g1 h9 P- u( u- d
Japanese adjusted assault: 365  % ?0 X- l# B; P2 j
Allied adjusted defense: 115  3 n. v% O  |" d5 ?6 G% D2 g& r
Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1  / D7 y) N4 W' B8 x8 B  R5 v: C
Combat modifiers
& d0 P! |) o' K7 Z; Q. ADefender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-), supply(-)
* J$ b* z" n! r- n8 ~  ?- N2 K; C! v' QAttacker: shock(+) + f' Z3 c, E. M0 }( u  M& A
Japanese ground losses:0 T# R$ ?5 I6 A  c9 A8 S/ s1 M
      168 casualties reported
, p$ j$ d7 U1 Q' w4 r: D. m         Squads: 1 destroyed, 17 disabled" g- z1 \6 b- A; v, o
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ H: F2 ^/ [$ Y) [. [4 u4 G" g         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" i6 O9 v# l' y1 OAllied ground losses:: b- P, }; _  b' A
      1424 casualties reported, ~( I9 C2 u. L4 S) k) d
         Squads: 68 destroyed, 0 disabled
' s1 t: H8 X7 L: ~- }* ^         Non Combat: 121 destroyed, 0 disabled0 }/ S$ ]! A8 }9 ]
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled% H; N1 }) Y9 c
      Guns lost 9 (4 destroyed, 5 disabled)1 Z# O2 M6 D7 K$ u/ v) r1 }
      Units retreated 2 0 S  H, L9 p! `* m6 M
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! - j; L  K9 @" c! I
Assaulting units:0 f0 e6 M0 k1 m
    146th Infantry Regiment) v! f+ R  [! v. _' r% x: Q" e
    144th Infantry Regiment
5 T( w1 d) @" q0 L    16th Infantry Regiment
# M; q7 ^# Z" `9 H7 B    2nd Field Artillery Regiment
/ D* L: s8 ?4 |9 y3 qDefending units:6 T" k( `4 T$ |) z$ {
    1st Australian Division) j( f( Q- f$ Z' A" `0 S( n
    15th RAAF Base Force. Q. M- Q# E# o) ^- _8 S
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8 S  D8 ~3 \& s$ ?Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91) 9 X9 S* a0 ?. L" n0 U+ j
Japanese Shock attack 4 I- G+ J1 t9 c# Q/ s: _5 x" v
Attacking force 4527 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 181
' [* j; I% g% ?+ l8 iDefending force 1542 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 27
3 o3 ]  j# F. D9 R; pJapanese adjusted assault: 142  2 g/ b( A4 Q  K1 B
Allied adjusted defense: 58  0 s4 p! Y. u' c# {
Japanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 1)  * n. T& ?2 ~6 L1 ]& Y/ x( n
Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 0 ' j: I1 Z# ^4 P0 c
Combat modifiers9 Y; f' s% P; _4 `8 t0 ]
Defender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)
. b! f5 M' ?5 [: gAttacker: shock(+) 1 e6 s6 M# ]* I& A8 E- v" s
Japanese ground losses:) G( e+ D- R% ?) r* j
      130 casualties reported- C+ o& {9 t$ G5 u" X! n. Z' V/ [
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 12 disabled
+ |+ ~9 M- W' ?! ?8 q/ q) _3 o         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
8 E8 Q! M2 P3 A1 y* R         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 5 q4 O) M0 D/ l7 |
Allied ground losses:
. f/ L9 B* h8 c/ {2 L! h      153 casualties reported
+ t8 d% v: V1 u+ A7 F4 o         Squads: 0 destroyed, 15 disabled4 _( T, }! @5 n9 _
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 5 disabled
7 m) A' [6 H/ _, u! u4 b9 J  x0 d/ z         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled 6 Y' G. g- x1 {6 w. H4 S9 I' z
Assaulting units:: D( Z; @( l" |; a; z
    15th Naval Guard Unit
0 j4 @( n3 k! ^: {" U9 E- N    Kure 3rd SNLF
; b. p. a3 q0 ~$ Y! W2 L    I./124th Infantry Battalion& U9 T4 _8 B+ O2 d8 u: _
    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  3 M$ S4 y% t, C! ]
Defending units:
* v' h7 T( N0 f" d* K  r0 l. L; F' }8 Z& p    VII KNIL Battalion
% G3 r$ Y* X) c( w/ j" N1 V7 {    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion
- ~( h, F. }1 {& m6 x2 D. a4 r3 w    Tarakan Base Force

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 05, 42
: c' s: x4 A2 i$ b; T! c日军连续突击达拉根，当地守军不堪消耗，无奈败退，达拉根易手。
7 ?( J. Q! A8 g- h1 E% j) r( m日军玩命的炸巨港，有必要炸这么烂么。。 0 P, N) P9 s; Z% w' K! j8 b
KB继续北撤，已从侦查界面消失，会不会去仰光打击当地守卫编队呢？
0 K# L' k* Y: `# m% T, q推测对方应该会绕道回新加坡，毕竟瑞鹤中弹了，老拖着也不是个事
2 R% R5 h$ n8 I9 F已经派10+的ss到马六甲海峡附近去布雷和伏击了，看运气吧。, B5 l3 s8 F# w9 u: k
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7 n( V6 V6 m+ R' y5 o* g2 PAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
3 G5 V+ ]" s* f$ T2 Q+ uWeather in hex: Severe storms # x4 ?5 m$ k+ d8 q. I7 ~( V1 u1 a
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
/ [5 y! C8 m: ?2 sEstimated time to target is 7 minutes   {( n3 t, w4 B6 S
Japanese aircraft7 E# W! i& t: |$ A( Z+ N8 [0 @
      A6M2 Zero x 45+ N. {6 Y0 [; S/ `6 H3 r
      G3M2 Nell x 32
" Y% i; B1 Q5 U8 T4 U/ t      G4M1 Betty x 45
1 J6 j; ?# n: F; `* ~& @/ e      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 32 " x% d) q% ]5 r1 A4 R2 p" ^
Japanese aircraft losses
+ u% p+ b. k! A      G3M2 Nell: 7 damaged- M; {) F- D. s" _
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
! n, f8 x! ?* z0 L! cAirbase hits 5/ o" H; O( C5 I
Airbase supply hits 3
$ [) o9 e$ v5 o& n# N! h* ^Runway hits 18
# k; T. ?4 r( o9 @8 w( GAircraft Attacking:
4 V' U# \' y' W+ \: W: ~* ~8 ]1 D      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
1 t, G3 l1 O( ]7 T" }               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
& {2 ~8 w7 D6 Y0 o7 M      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet  O2 s3 i- {7 N8 l: ^7 t% l5 R
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
. ?- e% B3 [) S& p4 {# P       9 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
/ B' @) T, ^& |7 ^5 q               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
6 O- E; ]' J* m2 J2 g- C       9 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
$ I5 Z) }/ s. N! Q               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb! W% O+ W# y' A3 W2 M
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet" k" ~; x1 v8 \
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
, D% r! K' c! c1 k1 a/ w! W--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4 [& s- g7 q! c4 m0 j  C3 FAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  ; E; @1 x7 j  u: Y. j
Weather in hex: Severe storms 5 f. A9 j. v$ Q' I8 Y* N
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
& Y2 F0 ?1 O; e6 ^/ m- `# nEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
/ c( E6 x# P" L8 TJapanese aircraft
( U- i4 b5 L# b( Y, Z      A6M2 Zero x 17$ B( X0 v1 }2 g2 C$ b/ @
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 18% `' s& {$ `) H0 n. u, {! t
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9! T. O& g7 T& q+ ]5 h# E
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 22
; F( w  \1 R9 g$ S6 OJapanese aircraft losses
& I& L% K& ?2 A  m+ M      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged2 e" @% _6 C- V+ r1 e+ \. Q+ [
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 damaged 5 X7 x1 |' R9 V+ X$ T7 [8 o8 c+ _
Airbase hits 1
* m% |! Y' j7 L# N& CAirbase supply hits 1
0 [! m# \- ~6 D+ C8 i7 TRunway hits 3
9 Q' M/ }2 D9 e) m# {" Q7 }----------------------------------------------------
; u) X6 H! U# t% c3 BAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
7 B/ ?, ?: d! J+ M0 \  X. }Weather in hex: Severe storms . e& A8 f; t% K2 K! |5 {
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.3 m+ h8 i, Z( g( o9 F0 F, r$ B2 n
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
) i- C+ R  v' Y* Z: TJapanese aircraft* a+ Z" Q8 Z# ~
      A6M2 Zero x 17
, T8 R4 x0 \! `8 E& T0 W, F      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 145 |! ^4 U0 K) o( v0 z
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9
3 n  W9 r; z7 w+ gJapanese aircraft losses. p) s8 E4 H3 B5 Z% W  E
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged* ]% S. F" m5 @$ K+ B# O
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak
: Y, `: X4 h* l" {& q: lRunway hits 2 4 }" Z! r2 _3 ~8 @: W, r: m
Aircraft Attacking:
6 g4 i4 c, p* z      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet7 H4 M9 |0 X# ?3 G% |
               Airfield Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb1 u% E- @. ]) K7 B5 m* d5 B! f6 e
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6 F) O" Y, U- w7 {/ v. `Ground combat at Ankang (82,42) 3 s' k. w3 S* O6 X5 Q
Japanese Bombardment attack 4 p2 l. M6 z& m  q! L0 C
Attacking force 61232 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1992
1 X0 @6 C* [# ^+ j/ [4 ~Defending force 77037 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125
0 N9 w1 j. e0 d5 C2 YJapanese ground losses:
0 d/ H8 [0 T% K( O( U      9 casualties reported& y" r8 O  Y, I
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 F' Z) S" B: [- z         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# A2 ~$ H$ P# T6 y2 Q% M
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# J* z5 Y/ v" Q, A  S2 QAllied ground losses:
) c6 N: x- T0 g/ [! Q( E      62 casualties reported$ ~( \' d: ?" l6 W
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 12 disabled
- [# P) n# s; J8 U, U         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
7 V) O+ v0 e! l5 T% ^: I4 I3 y         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 |- n8 X- z) y0 }--------------------------------------- 9 h- K3 m1 U1 T3 H, a
Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91)
: x3 d" B1 ~6 u( @9 P& pJapanese Shock attack
. o5 L* P  X7 I0 }! WAttacking force 4437 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 173
* P2 i. K8 d* ~Defending force 1409 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 16
& Y, K2 Z. j. W% [9 ^# TJapanese adjusted assault: 107  
; }& z4 [' u/ P! C# ~. e- P6 i5 IAllied adjusted defense: 22  
! E* q2 j' l9 e; T5 g/ O' [Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)  % w8 D- V, M# ]/ B
Japanese forces CAPTURE Tarakan !!!
# L6 D: ^, A/ OCombat modifiers
% C  K  l/ C8 [/ |7 }, }% o& ADefender: terrain(+), leaders(-), experience(-)3 H! ^% V$ j  ~4 n9 }6 W  I% a
Attacker: shock(+)
! V5 f7 l1 K6 }) u  J; _& Y3 \Japanese ground losses:
! H1 N2 E/ A5 z: w0 l3 P+ Q& M      206 casualties reported
% s) T& z. Z( ?, |0 l; @         Squads: 0 destroyed, 25 disabled
. I" k3 ?: A$ m9 l5 f         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
( A  G# I/ T( E* G         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 u- q5 @2 u4 I. Z0 Q; YAllied ground losses:$ w4 ^5 B- p1 u7 K0 s5 S
      542 casualties reported+ W4 v* \1 g0 D3 U0 U& _  M
         Squads: 14 destroyed, 0 disabled* X8 k: R1 _" }. p; D
         Non Combat: 24 destroyed, 1 disabled
7 \# u! Y" g4 i/ J3 k         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled" I, g9 u# ^/ M- R/ @- ^# t* s2 ?
      Guns lost 25 (25 destroyed, 0 disabled)
  ]" a/ e0 ~+ w8 U/ A      Vehicles lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)
6 N# x8 J; D9 D4 C4 w! ]8 N" ~      Units retreated 3
8 ^* H" v0 z7 Y; X( K) jDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
0 Z- Y7 ]" o9 Y+ c* g4 \4 x6 M  sAssaulting units:
5 u, [5 d  t" y( n* R    Kure 3rd SNLF
( U1 u( p) ^) }6 c6 M) d. C9 v    I./124th Infantry Battalion
2 v: |' A+ \( w5 [" ^) K    15th Naval Guard Unit; J. h: `/ @9 c, P+ O
    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  & U+ N( d# W2 K5 z; L
Defending units:, e4 ~9 h2 Y* h, h/ `+ g
    VII KNIL Battalion8 {, O. Z6 `  Q+ j# h2 k3 x
    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion- P2 n* d  a) ^6 K0 l2 E/ x
    Tarakan Base Force $ R; Z2 p8 r) G5 }( c5 p) h- a
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& H7 B. ]0 H% |1 VGround combat at 78,91 (near Davao)
6 @& F1 [; Y0 G) Y8 S; R$ DJapanese Deliberate attack 5 |# K8 ?0 Y, @( L/ ~( w
Attacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61
5 e6 v: l. m- @! h# ADefending force 107 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5
  }# c. M8 l2 q& aJapanese adjusted assault: 56  ; {2 d8 Z, A& u, i
Allied adjusted defense: 1  * N& {  b: ]  p/ S9 o! @+ J
Japanese assault odds: 56 to 1  7 h9 d% G0 D: I5 v
Combat modifiers& L9 _) U( s- X3 @- \9 T
Defender: op mode(-), experience(-), supply(-)& Y2 ^6 z. @, p8 j  ^+ ^1 |0 I: X
Attacker:  
: n4 S3 M% Y% s# {3 `Japanese ground losses:( e) ^' V# K! e" o) L, x) f
      42 casualties reported
- u3 @, H7 y, |         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled* U/ B% m/ U7 v+ p
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled3 f: z, s1 b- M
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled
( [" C) }8 I8 }2 [& |      Guns lost 2 (2 destroyed, 0 disabled) 8 U3 u1 N. R* r/ @/ q$ [6 S5 S
Allied ground losses:3 Y- {0 {, D  H
      65 casualties reported2 @, `" g" t- O% V
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled( c$ ^' Q+ f5 b/ F& t
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled% j! {% h7 u3 K6 }9 E+ t. F
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled  I9 N; A5 Q$ V! M9 S6 {4 P6 p1 m: z
      Units destroyed 2
3 ]2 [3 T% i% a8 t& I3 l( _Assaulting units:9 p0 O! N! @" G; U. a
    62nd Naval Guard Unit( [# _5 D- N2 H) o+ U* j& W
Defending units:0 J0 J5 C4 x. _" s
    4th Marine Rgt /17 @) |3 H- [2 D1 h  M
    Cavite USN Base Force /1

wangqifeng

3 v2 t7 W, Q, `  H/ c8 O6 W4 e. V从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，, n  |& Z' h# b  t- h: G  n
不过2个海警能否轻松搞定很是怀疑，毕竟也是过河突击，外加沼泽地形。8 ]# u/ \* {( o% a% p
本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，6 T% z# U% R0 u) y2 f
在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地 ...
8 _7 a4 @6 x; H( [! X* ?* Z" s+ `zer0 发表于 2014-12-8 23:06

没啥可怀疑的，我每次都这么干的，自从第一次直接登陆损失很大之后

reninhat

那个是日军伞兵第一突击营，一共4个

zer0

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没啥可怀疑的，我每次都这么干的，自从第一次直接登陆损失很大之后
0 B9 g' s$ H( H" l3 }7 jwangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-9 02:12

  s" j/ B- h1 W7 V# U& A哦，谢谢分享信息，以后有机会可以试试。

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那个是日军伞兵第一突击营，一共4个2 V9 s  A/ m+ V+ {2 {& w
reninhat 发表于 2014-12-9 16:48

0 _' z+ p# e. s+ Y  v# f谢谢提醒，回去查了下，发现是开局位于鹿儿岛的第一伞兵突击团，满编38战力，
* ?$ X1 o' H! |0 D& L6 q, U比一般营级单位27战力大点，号称一个团还是蛮吓唬人的
4 X4 v* ~* p/ v. O1 l& n看来日军是空降突击的缅甸，而不是从北面走过去的，, h" }9 p2 z! |, g" w1 L  l
和本人用1102日军的经验不同，当天日军没有显示空降攻击，直接占领当地% X1 V9 k6 q/ z4 q5 }
本人用1102时，即使空降空城也要突击一下，暴露实力，看来版本变了。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 06, 42. p$ M. g7 h; M4 i. d; p
日军准备了快半月的爪哇登陆计划被推迟了，兵力又回到了新加坡集结，
& N/ e0 _4 t: b, C+ ]1 W# S闲来无事的新加坡空军继续拿巨港撒气。
2 g( d- {  L1 K; a0 G$ ]4 r话说KB北上，日军齐聚新加坡，难道日军打算直接先登陆印度？" \. ?% \) B, s- c
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  ) L) W  n  Z' _4 X/ H% V6 H4 v5 L
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
( {2 c, D* |+ Y, j* G; F1 IRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.! ^$ O. \9 [8 c- y8 G- Z
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes & ^4 |8 R- I$ ]& h1 z; X1 d4 Y' w
Japanese aircraft; [2 r; c" ?8 G' t: _) ~* m* C
      A6M2 Zero x 344 k$ \4 H0 A+ u  G$ E
      G3M2 Nell x 31
) H# s9 y3 O0 E; h$ z' _5 b      G4M1 Betty x 26
8 C# q1 }6 ]1 Y" I/ Q      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 31
/ G. W9 U) w( J& ]2 W7 w; p- pJapanese aircraft losses. z  W5 ?  X8 D; D3 M, B
      G3M2 Nell: 11 damaged
! w9 j. \2 x# C. o# d2 C% Z      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged
. r/ O2 i$ `3 P9 ?0 b- Y$ _& Y      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak : _7 q( I( Y* z; \# j
Allied ground losses:
" h/ o  \% O( }7 m8 x: ]      31 casualties reported
/ B6 L" m! O/ q6 U0 E         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled' W% V6 L, b; P3 v# ~5 F' h
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
: M; h# @* S) ~* y* m' T1 F# T         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 9 Q4 H, I6 ]. c. e* Q, Y# u+ Y
Airbase hits 3) ?% r8 V6 `/ ^
Airbase supply hits 2% J2 I' V. D3 E5 h: t
Runway hits 10
* ~, s# t) ^: I/ [+ `& Y5 QAircraft Attacking:
( Q6 {8 s2 [; g      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet! v: V# P; V" ^) ^. y# d$ u4 e. a
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb; Z* D- e- k! q0 L9 Z) U  u
      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
6 M$ V5 {# f7 j+ m' v               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb# d: n7 T& `  [  j0 D* C
       8 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet5 A, W1 h/ G' v- l" q
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb5 L0 m) a! \* i
       8 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet' w8 l9 a6 `2 M% l5 F) w
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
* J8 W% D1 ~  C-------------------------------------------------------/ {5 w$ _( x! X& H; _* W* j+ _! t
Afternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang)
* _2 b# _  u* r$ I3 ~% E+ i4 DWeather in hex: Partial cloud
3 @# ~7 e; s: p8 }  @7 jRaid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.. q* b4 y7 D% M5 G) C
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes $ H5 ?7 Y! s, U+ S6 I
Japanese aircraft3 _% A/ H, g& `
      A6M2 Zero x 18
1 s, Y  Q+ d% e9 i      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 179 I: V, }* q; n; _; L
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21' j1 g7 A5 ?- u) ^: j
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 23 # E- l* C9 D3 N) K6 w3 E
Japanese aircraft losses7 y5 p, L+ x# |" x5 h
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged
$ G2 `$ P6 M9 o' y) H- A9 z! t      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak! u7 ^5 n8 k. K
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 6 damaged 6 Z) p# b! ~' k0 s: @( Y6 l) H
Allied ground losses:3 S# Z1 j& V$ |
      78 casualties reported
2 L, E; P# v, q2 Y% Y" y) e' J6 P6 \         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled% P6 ]( f  U% ]0 x
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
3 j6 m2 I9 J' T( D* s         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 5 b; t0 c9 C8 i& R! W
Aircraft Attacking:( \3 C* q/ g7 Z9 M9 n" U
      17 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
0 F! l3 \# P. N               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb# j; F; t% }: v1 d
      23 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet5 ]9 Z* I5 H6 w1 P) q
               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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; n, V: h5 p$ ?. x: W$ H1 e- cAfternoon Air attack on Korps Marechausee Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang)
6 G0 }0 |5 x. D  {6 K+ }Weather in hex: Partial cloud
1 T4 ?9 s9 m$ `" D* ]Raid spotted at 4 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.- \; I/ Y! n- f! g- ^! L6 V$ ?) D
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes / N& i9 M8 C1 L+ |$ z1 F
Japanese aircraft" c7 m# e4 e6 V' A3 u/ ~3 x  @4 f  k% c
      A6M2 Zero x 176 K5 p2 d- E0 x, ~4 D1 C$ l1 }
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 13 / J& [7 q' @! C5 w7 K" @$ k
Japanese aircraft losses
0 f1 b8 Q. Z/ N+ M      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
+ c4 H' o2 ^2 J) A( SAllied ground losses:% k( e8 d4 K! g& H+ H/ C* R, d
      88 casualties reported9 t  A( K: {' G. V9 z5 |
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled
" I8 B7 T3 `2 W1 p. ^) I         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
+ G& H/ q; o3 L$ L0 z  [         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, R- a+ }4 t' J8 S. A3 ]! hAircraft Attacking:
5 }) j- r2 `- K9 P- o* T      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
% P% h/ O! S$ \: H               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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Afternoon Air attack on West Sumatra Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang) $ q: C0 Q# X0 ]
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
7 d! A. o, ~2 z; @- ERaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
2 e. ]+ p# a5 k$ W/ R3 cEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
. e1 H4 J7 C. ~6 t8 H8 q* g6 MJapanese aircraft2 Q/ O: m6 R2 |: r' {. [3 L2 ~
      A6M2 Zero x 24
3 f( w4 i4 j, a1 j1 R      G4M1 Betty x 18
1 v0 U9 M0 n/ A/ {      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21 ) o7 T3 G3 l/ z& O$ L) x9 M+ h6 M
Japanese aircraft losses
2 k6 }0 b1 w7 j+ q$ \      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged
5 K0 ]9 P; [) ?  \      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
' D' w) _. Y& f1 ]  ?Allied ground losses:$ y: \4 y. f  I* \
      68 casualties reported# R: _) {1 @+ t0 J' P" t0 G4 R9 ~% A
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 H( ^  K- m3 {& c0 ^; z         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled+ Q# i! l) G+ H8 |. I% ^& L, o& V
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; [) i( y9 ?* N8 s# L$ Y2 X$ rAircraft Attacking:8 Q8 a2 V$ g$ \. M- r" x' T
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet1 Z1 h( R; {1 ~& h
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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Ground combat at Ankang (82,42) ' M+ Q5 U, I% g
Japanese Bombardment attack
& v2 P6 Z, |, c, \! s1 A1 Q3 C& V/ q* CAttacking force 61227 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1991 1 p4 j5 \8 ]' o9 e& d
Defending force 77072 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125
* P8 ^$ _" [. v. {* d2 lJapanese ground losses:: W# ]/ u- N5 ~! d- ?9 n
      9 casualties reported
/ q2 W8 Y9 e0 k# x/ k. m4 U8 {         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled6 k$ w0 s. u! D) Z) G) ?5 E; N
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 v4 y2 o: T/ j( n! B4 `: ^3 G; p
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" f4 P! [( K) |" WAllied ground losses:7 U, Y3 P# [% y
      90 casualties reported4 F: d1 c# B' m8 g. U( r( q; N% I
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
, i( n- G/ E- h6 w2 z         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
" I+ j/ O; \6 x/ h+ H+ g         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled* i# {4 a1 u, @  N% ~
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Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88)
) J! g4 M7 n2 @8 V( {$ w2 VJapanese Bombardment attack
( D& h- Z0 t0 a. b4 w: lAttacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62
  M$ u  t. e2 w5 ^: Q( v1 _Defending force 1535 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 38 6 Y9 t" `5 y. U$ w& x- S
Allied ground losses:
& o& F7 U! W7 p1 p& X      22 casualties reported
5 q) [; Z3 M1 m4 j         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
5 S. s# s7 J1 D! h* f( ]* }         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" e; }: _) r/ s1 I
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
# C1 n7 J; Z5 ?0 DAssaulting units:: S& V7 T2 s) F8 W3 A6 G
    22nd Recon Regiment' O% R6 X2 ]: ^( ]6 {; V( I5 D7 x$ _
    18th Mountain Gun Regiment
' {( K$ w4 ^. U5 }5 i- S0 }0 i    1st RF Gun Battalion
' i8 F; _& n9 G: L: X    5th Mortar Battalion
' ?3 E, z5 J! b% E0 L    3rd Mortar Battalion' Y$ `( Y5 ~$ {/ O' ?9 [
    12th JAAF Base Force/ X* p7 f1 l( ?7 d% J8 N
    22nd JAAF AF Bn    A! Y2 B7 Y- p0 N' `
Defending units:9 y( L' w: a) c) b1 f
    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
: A2 w/ }/ b- k% N6 \7 Q    North Borneo Base Force
6 o" `% o& ?( P6 a--------------------------------------------------------
2 R9 T* u+ x/ LGround combat at Singkep (49,87) . `8 v2 w9 w, V; {/ d
Japanese Shock attack 0 l' W- T6 h( m
Attacking force 1433 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 58
  k4 e6 m+ L, J; n( w9 DDefending force 177 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9
' E- I7 N6 o+ i! hJapanese adjusted assault: 54  0 g- s: C9 e/ i8 Z4 @  M
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
+ G5 L& s% `2 f* B4 UJapanese assault odds: 54 to 1 (fort level 0)    I) U* r8 k6 }! i
Japanese forces CAPTURE Singkep !!! 4 F. n' S9 I" P. i5 E: ?7 l( E
Combat modifiers
* P) S5 S$ h1 ^/ GDefender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), fatigue(-), morale(-)' l9 K( x6 F) Q' V
experience(-)2 k0 E0 ]1 w0 m- g2 P: C% H1 |
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-) ! |) q- d5 B4 v( `+ X$ b4 l+ `& l$ `
Allied ground losses:
' ?, w0 W* u/ m: N      151 casualties reported
. V3 l4 H$ D' q# ~$ K; Z         Squads: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled; [5 O' Y& K" i% Z  H* T
         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 |3 o* o& f. N, D         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 F+ n- D  n; D7 w5 S; g2 [      Units destroyed 1
: U, S7 Z. d! v% E/ Q  g. ~" YAssaulting units:! ^' m5 L" N9 ]* a
    91st Naval Guard Unit 9 A9 i2 H; j2 {! |! @  U/ f% Y
Defending units:
' O! y2 l2 U2 a1 O    Riouw KNIL Battalion

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 07, 421 `' u; {( s5 U$ ^  M9 @% A
一队在新加坡附近游荡的ML编队被IJN抓住，并痛扁一顿送入海底，应该提前撤回来的。  K/ Q8 v& E( M7 M) k
闲来无事的新加坡空军继续攻击巨港，荷兰战斗机训练了几个月，无所事事。0 i& ~( m- x9 D% ^% W
已经下令去巨港附近打游击了，看明天能否有所收获。: G' ]* C7 Q6 R& }/ p2 M# z# v6 O3 H! B1 n0 H
为了北上进入马六甲海峡去拦截KB，当天ss强行通过新加坡，顺便击沉了当地一艘布雷舰。 4 M0 Z! a! f" j$ v; y0 a- y& i" j4 f
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0 R9 w0 p+ D* Z; ]3 P+ F. {: }Night Time Surface Combat, near Tandjoengpinang at 50,85, Range 10,000 Yards * T1 S3 U/ C* s! m, k, K
Japanese Ships
1 z. n! O  r( D: V( v      CL Nagara# s6 D$ H8 ?  ~. ~; ^
      CL Abukuma
; I6 C9 r3 q4 {      DD Yugiri
  u8 h' T2 C5 Q/ U/ p      DD Amagiri
( Z( k( R- q' ]) x      DD Satsuki( g3 {" V1 J' u& @$ ~& m- `/ r, g
      DD Minazuki
& e4 g! f# C% y* {      DD Fumizuki% }/ a5 N4 |6 ^. [) t& K
      DD Nagatsuki/ v- Y9 X# g- X9 h& Y  H5 ?
      DD Tachikaze
* R) e6 t* z: h6 g1 @/ SAllied Ships( y7 v5 J  z7 d
      ML No. 310, Shell hits 1, and is sunk3 t% r" v2 @  d. ~9 Z  z% U
      ML No. 311, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
  c5 }2 h/ A( v, c      ML No. 362, Shell hits 3, and is sunk
5 p% [7 b; S5 Q; n: ?      ML No. 363, Shell hits 4, and is sunk& p3 f! l. F7 _& @' \" j6 C
      ML No. 432, Shell hits 3, and is sunk
2 h; y, j" \6 \( ]1 b9 ?" i' ?5 d' N      ML No. 423, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
- O$ P5 l' _  k- J  n      HDML Pahalwan, Shell hits 1, and is sunk) E* ?' ?0 q1 C  e; h; u
      HDML Panglima, Shell hits 2, and is sunk0 i4 I; V+ k- F2 H$ V
      HDML Pennigat, Shell hits 1, and is sunk4 [6 ]+ E" B) T" }7 n
      HDML Panji, Shell hits 1, and is sunk% z  a" X" u( V6 b% ^4 \* {
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 & ~) l- D  e& J" A' `
Japanese Ships
5 O) f# P* {! Y' c6 T+ w      CA Chokai
& C  [& k  q# a, L6 i      CA Takao
, v) b7 S) o% D  i2 c8 k+ C7 @" K      CL Kuma0 W( V( `6 K7 s9 c" Y
      DD Michishio/ b! m4 a( s( c- e
      DD Oshio+ Z; C9 U" [: e/ U
      DD Hagikaze
/ i0 O  I& L6 v4 D      DD Ikazuchi
6 E4 f) R9 k' ~' M7 G/ G4 {2 F2 U& L      DD Akatsuki
) W$ ]) [! T3 t0 ]! }      DD Asagumo % S$ M- v' H! D' j. ?4 F
Allied Ships
: w) V7 X) v: _5 x0 R7 e& |      SS O23, hits 1
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 ) C* v* m* D& u! t0 b, S/ X8 l* ]; y5 T
Japanese Ships3 D+ M& t3 ?, N0 M
      CA Chokai( Y2 [8 y6 D4 m0 c5 E
      CA Takao
$ p. [, ]- w# W8 S- U* `      CL Kuma
- T. k  }/ [: {% J: j+ G      DD Michishio
3 a. a6 u/ P9 k  o% t7 u      DD Oshio2 G. Q; q  n! _  [, e3 I
      DD Hagikaze: B& V; P: M1 ]! ^3 Q, z7 v: j- A
      DD Ikazuchi
7 g7 t3 G4 s! i9 y7 ^      DD Akatsuki
4 z' Q- s: }7 F/ O) B- }      DD Asagumo
1 r% Z$ a) j3 A0 f' R9 m5 b0 BAllied Ships
& K2 ^9 W8 n% Z" ^2 V# h+ {3 k      SS O21% c, F: B9 I* W6 S, O  U
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  1 b/ ~6 {* L# H! d6 u6 q
Weather in hex: Overcast 7 S: d4 L! s% [
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.5 m1 u* }5 p, ?% A# P4 g2 _
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
/ f9 g0 @, G  RJapanese aircraft6 y# o9 L+ k, H
      A6M2 Zero x 284 I; b6 {9 x+ @* |
      G3M2 Nell x 301 e! c. j  ^; U; y
      G4M1 Betty x 18
: y: l  k* l- `+ O6 B      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 34
8 Q9 q2 V, ~% o% S; Q- t) fJapanese aircraft losses  L. }, U5 x: y8 \: m) ]
      G3M2 Nell: 13 damaged6 g5 H. E0 ^" ~8 ^; h9 }
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged / b1 T3 ~2 T9 |% T/ p
Allied ground losses:
' Z+ C% P) R' K" T4 v' J1 z2 Y; b      56 casualties reported! N! V& I( q$ l$ x
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 S# r: \) U9 a) t
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled
3 \) S! y# c/ r3 v4 q0 s) m4 n  H* m         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
7 D4 s, {; z' Q9 K4 o/ z4 ~8 N1 oAirbase hits 3
* l0 {/ J5 o3 X2 n0 C- n8 bAirbase supply hits 20 H0 A0 e( U! N- f5 G+ L
Runway hits 17) ?4 Q4 w* F- g
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* z7 g' G; A7 IAfternoon Air attack on WS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang)   f5 w) H& ^0 a
Weather in hex: Overcast
+ [7 V0 `. P$ \$ t5 z" YRaid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
3 }" \" T& d$ Y* }: Q4 P* x+ \Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
% y4 n8 {; F5 D& ZJapanese aircraft; K( W$ r; ], ^7 P# R, f1 a+ C
      A6M2 Zero x 14
; y# d5 A) H/ n! ?1 L      G4M1 Betty x 7
# _  ^) r# ]* S% I. v      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12 - m% P* ]  L( v1 U) @
Japanese aircraft losses6 l- o- ~' R8 l4 ?
      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged
8 C8 c9 J7 S) M9 RAllied ground losses:' m0 O+ R5 A" ~) K
      5 casualties reported8 ?( V. W- ~) k  W2 f$ F3 m
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 q; Q6 \* U7 `: a         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled6 r; a: Y: R- b. r( W3 v
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  b1 L" e( V" d7 N8 U( P3 u+ |Aircraft Attacking:4 t. o& |, A. ~% k2 T  N& X
       7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
4 ?& d  W1 M7 P8 |( O; |+ T               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb3 Z1 P# z1 O; k4 r
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Afternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang) ( }; x" A& c; j3 k1 K  y3 W; v
Weather in hex: Overcast ) C7 B1 _. u" @9 h4 a& r5 K
Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.6 W+ W; m* h3 G, f6 m
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes & n6 H$ Y. `1 b% ]3 E  K; _5 V- [
Japanese aircraft& R' r- b! [% S! Z7 U& E
      A6M2 Zero x 7
2 o/ Y/ t- ]( P! ~$ ?( Z2 W      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 154 \: C1 k5 X0 O& y6 P
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
# b+ X( I7 g5 D- N) }, W      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21
* c) z7 W6 A( H# hJapanese aircraft losses9 d! s: l# I* d  o* d
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged
0 W% p' y: q* M5 O      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged
( @) |6 j+ i$ l      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak
/ K1 Z1 k- s% A  i! M( JAllied ground losses:: `% X. V8 B' K! r8 n8 W- u# E
      64 casualties reported
: L) j& Q0 K- D3 A+ a5 g2 R         Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled7 c' j/ ^3 _' D
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled2 B- D# s6 \7 {- \/ Q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 3 u( U* r1 W/ X
Aircraft Attacking:7 o- @' d8 g" @
      15 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
$ `: q" y' Q/ t               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
) y3 R- [( F9 `  w$ C0 ?* a      21 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet
7 o0 `! n/ }* N: k- T$ b6 R               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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8 P1 Q- |: }+ S' `( s' t* D" [/ KAfternoon Air attack on Palembang Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang)
7 r5 V+ n3 b0 u( C& p3 ]- ~5 EWeather in hex: Overcast
$ K1 i3 }2 K. v" R2 LRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.4 j5 Y4 A2 z8 k$ W) F/ e+ L
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes # J7 J. \2 _& j8 S' a
Japanese aircraft  \) T0 `, Y% I4 n" D
      A6M2 Zero x 172 c3 E4 I( r6 u* G* V
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 12
" l/ {0 X& B5 Y2 T4 y0 N4 H      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21 9 k* W3 h6 Z9 t* B4 V$ k
Japanese aircraft losses
9 T* M0 i; _8 v+ Y, L      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
" T1 [; a2 H$ q' ^/ I3 R$ n+ ~) V0 ~Aircraft Attacking:1 y, d- D) e. F" y. P& p2 L
      12 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
: B1 p9 h) L5 a, U/ I5 v% L               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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. r. z  ^6 L9 ?# j+ }0 [Afternoon Air attack on Zuid KNIL Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang) , p1 J7 Z  B$ C, l7 d, P& G
Weather in hex: Overcast
0 E" ]9 ?0 n$ \3 K$ YRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.1 L# t+ x" `8 d
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
$ Q+ i" E& d# o5 Q2 yJapanese aircraft! h7 A+ x; K9 m9 ^
      A6M2 Zero x 12
7 L( D" ^: g0 `1 |      G4M1 Betty x 17
" R, X/ z+ f6 A( {3 E3 E4 oJapanese aircraft losses
8 W1 b2 O7 Y' S' |, ]3 p      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
! D. M8 A  Q5 \  Y# a) G      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak ' [. {" p" Y/ ?7 Z$ h% p
Allied ground losses:( a, x* u- O+ C( A) d& |
      38 casualties reported; |- ?/ c5 r) M3 S' P0 T/ A0 O$ Y8 J, ~
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
* z4 U# w7 w! ^* ]+ f         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled7 |# T; v4 H' c: r2 w& w, N6 \$ P
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ) q4 J4 H3 E3 O+ |! K: `( w5 @
Aircraft Attacking:, W, z3 Y; \+ o7 i4 ^9 F# b
      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet6 R- e9 T6 N" O) w2 E2 ]$ |
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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" p4 Q8 |5 h3 b6 fASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 4 ]8 E! J6 W# T& Y, W
Japanese Ships" t7 b4 s0 c" V* ?8 n* I4 u$ y7 A
      SC Ch 21 t4 U' H) X& J( f
      SC Ch 1
7 E+ B! D0 o% b* e1 [      AMC Kiyosumi Maru# t7 {, z1 |2 `) `  V' t3 Z
      AMC Awata Maru
9 _: f6 m$ Y, e4 Z8 G( q* y      AMC Asaka Maru: ]5 M( w: N& Q5 r& x7 u% M
      xAP Naminoue Maru0 H7 }6 S) K6 Z, P/ L4 A, X
      xAK Kokai Maru
# i3 o$ V* O: U' G* }1 C* z      xAK Keisyo Maru
! w1 D# Z. n6 t3 }6 [      xAK Sydney Maru: P6 {4 L  t2 G# T: v* _0 g
      xAKL Tokuwa Maru
( H; L  I( G# X) Q      xAKL Unyo Maru& Z) n5 ?+ K. e  |
      PB Shinko Maru #3- s$ o! r2 j" H0 s2 n
      PB Santo Maru
7 O) I% w" F4 @/ P; W/ y% B      PB Heiei Maru #7
  u" M, I' R; L. wAllied Ships- K* Y& J! {! z1 a
      SS O21, hits 1
( B7 N6 E/ _/ S) ~--------------------------------------------------------------$ l9 K5 b5 I8 D5 e: t$ A4 s
ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
( k5 X- k( ^+ t% V. f. \% `Japanese Ships( w' I: o, K7 u# S- e: _6 m
      SC Ch 2& s" o- R' d9 H% Q7 u
      SC Ch 1( C- g, d$ d2 O  R- B" j) F
      AMC Kiyosumi Maru" Y1 y5 m$ V3 K) M" q2 q
      AMC Awata Maru
4 X  S5 Z3 `  R& T3 k$ z' c8 [      AMC Asaka Maru
+ V' ], B' @" C- I) f      xAP Naminoue Maru
! p! ]% U9 i  @6 d& a" q      xAK Kokai Maru9 h2 u) W* O4 ?) A7 O9 Y
      xAK Keisyo Maru& \( z6 V. h& ~* B/ d. j* P6 z# o0 ^
      xAK Sydney Maru
0 r+ v, w8 D8 K! G" o  J, {. I# L      xAKL Tokuwa Maru
% k3 E" R- g; P3 C# K3 B7 w      xAKL Unyo Maru
5 V( G& W+ ]" z. e, J1 S      PB Shinko Maru #3; y0 D' o/ B# |
      PB Santo Maru
+ k" P7 ]4 p+ q6 t. W% G      PB Heiei Maru #7
( t1 @6 V- Q- G# c5 f$ P9 d. OAllied Ships7 W; h; E2 n7 M6 r$ ]) N
      SS O21
- o5 J) M8 E3 d6 `& }4 N--------------------------------------------------------------------. ~( i4 O) t1 A# N( a  q- s
ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
: K+ D5 b+ Y; o4 lJapanese Ships/ T1 [8 y8 \6 \& a2 [1 |
      SC CHa-1
. w- d% ?# A6 T+ y      SC Ch 26 : u" p/ j9 }) a' W. ~/ _/ }
Allied Ships
+ s* `. U4 z+ w( z2 o& c      SS O21
' x2 U' k5 w1 ?. W& q; ^------------------------------------------------------------------: v: H# W2 w& F9 m
ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 ' U6 I7 P5 j6 \+ T) c+ @8 I
Japanese Ships/ M( t$ g/ n% O- ?4 _5 Q
      CM Shirataka, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
) v; R/ ~9 F0 D      CM Wakataka3 C; A  Y; R6 Q! l' d5 g# k/ o
      CM Tsubame
; v: ^6 V! k1 K* M& \      CMc Katashima$ D% f1 a% u/ p% V7 D
      PB Tokati Maru
2 M+ J% ]0 H" o8 t) C7 s      PB Shinkyo Maru 7 l6 x* s8 x$ V8 Z
Allied Ships
) z  X# A& H/ q) x      SS O21 0 P% K/ \& }  D4 j0 h. q/ h1 {
SS O21 launches 4 torpedoes at CM Shirataka) A9 l7 E$ R6 y2 \+ t" ^+ C* n
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...5 A/ i. B# j9 H' n( t- M4 H
PB Shinkyo Maru fails to find sub and abandons search
0 ?5 k1 @# ~2 a3 d1 mPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...* Z) p* @5 c" X& B6 a
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
  h# ]' ~6 ~/ [' P3 L" O" Q1 U7 PPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...4 W5 B" t" ]% F% ?
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
! U7 h" p+ J0 S* EEscort abandons search for sub" a7 ]" m' C" ^  F
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5 r7 ?6 |9 P8 T7 C# B0 u7 `0 zGround combat at Ankang (82,42) " L9 s, ?3 ~! _$ N
Japanese Bombardment attack
) ]1 m, ?8 m7 p, j" uAttacking force 61277 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1997
1 y/ V: `" P( vDefending force 77099 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2123 " d3 P3 C5 y! b# W
Japanese ground losses:
( z6 b3 X$ Z5 w% ]9 o% {8 ]2 |  S2 S      23 casualties reported/ Q: v/ L( R# f: w4 l
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
' J+ u' G0 J( n, t8 B# t$ r         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# ^: N# i* e; @4 u( b+ w* q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ' \, d4 D! j' @* P
Allied ground losses:
" n6 l8 C2 p0 e6 X  {5 _( o3 l      92 casualties reported( s- e: {+ }) z* j8 }4 X& H
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 8 disabled8 l1 H0 P& a& Q% N4 v0 _4 ?# y
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
  M2 _7 {# m- {# R; V         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled2 {2 K& e4 H6 l6 ]( s
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) h0 g' o- l; UGround combat at Singkawang (56,88) % Q- Z5 l+ e  S" B8 ^
Japanese Bombardment attack
' B8 V: S  p0 Z' m. E3 {# rAttacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62 4 a, B  v! e. n4 I) Z; w+ ?
Defending force 1529 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 36
, T) d- s3 x4 H2 P) aAllied ground losses:; ?1 E! w( v5 _0 r
      10 casualties reported
! ]# B9 S6 _8 |# d! i         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
- {& e4 n9 I/ `  N' r         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled: `  U8 j, R7 ]/ N' C( T& o
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ; ~5 E" J4 `; Y4 |' H* I+ p
Assaulting units:
) p" b7 u* J/ t9 q8 Z& U: |# R+ I" K    22nd Recon Regiment
6 K* h' O3 w1 Z* k. o8 m    1st RF Gun Battalion% x2 P( ~; M+ i* E8 e
    5th Mortar Battalion$ V. C. K( ]3 Q1 s
    12th JAAF Base Force
4 N# x# W5 b5 g  k" V: b- q1 X    18th Mountain Gun Regiment
5 t- T; F3 y7 e; L) d1 {& ^- E    3rd Mortar Battalion
5 Q" O- ?5 O0 I3 U6 D$ C! c    22nd JAAF AF Bn  
& ~1 Q  `. u5 ^- A8 q( aDefending units:' g; B9 O" O$ x- G
    West Borneo KNIL Battalion" @+ ^( u' B' j' R: u( g
    North Borneo Base Force

zer0

日军又莫名其妙的占领了曼德拉，难道又是无声无息的空降？
2 T7 Z4 ^( }& \- @, v8 L菜花透露当地没有日军（假定菜花没忽悠我），盟军3个团就在隔壁，为啥将曼德拉自动判给日军？
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另一个问题是关于自动TOE升级，澳大利亚的几个装甲团TOE早就可以升级了，HQ也就在当地. {8 F- |7 n6 k- S& r4 n. ~
补给也够，一直就没升级，不知道问题在哪？
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zer0

缅甸地区出现的空降兵，很可能表明对方并没有大规模北上，
6 x& ]5 n, q  w, W7 N" D' Z! I而南部地区的日军也有打算直接过河的迹象，北方很可能只是虚晃一枪4 U  r4 O0 J' C, a- K8 v3 K
好在当时有3个团的预备队，可以北上机动防御，南部防守的部队基本没有动
& M" q) ?" ?; E  t( m如果日军以为缅甸盟军已经北上，再次过河很可能又是一场灾难，
2 Q- C% n9 b# J9 V) Q# O不过这次日军将攻打新加坡的部分兵力北上，准备一起过河，
2 ~1 l) X( H2 O面对增强后的日军，能否挡住目前还是个未知数。
3 ?4 n7 s; n- O6 }个人感觉日军在缅甸兵力过于分散了，集结兵力一个方向行动也许更有利: A2 j# h+ L4 r" x) }" {
不过这也算各玩家的指挥风格吧，还是让结果说话吧。