阿姆罗

习惯就好，这游戏里的盟军科技永远是被踩在脚下的，从未领先过

红叶

各种迹象显示盟军对霍洛岛的攻势已经迫在眉睫。
. E0 S% t$ f$ ]% `3 w" o3 W' o& X日军除了尽可能的加强当地的防御外，在龟腹西部，也已经修筑一圈防御基地以备霍洛岛被攻克后可以继续组织防御，盟军想要前进每一步，都将付出惨重的代价。

wangqifeng

日军的各种预研也不过是获得各种短期技术优势，长期技术优势始终在盟军那边。一个4发，就领先日军半个世纪了，更不用说还有各种大口径高射高AA了

红叶

烈风只是暂时稍微缩短了盟军和日军航母舰载战斗机之间的差距而已，居然能被27说成是占了压倒性优势..., @" c% M" I" `+ G0 L
且不说27现在的58已经是海盗和地狱猫混编，未来还可以得到更强有力的机种，而日军这才不过刚刚从零战升级到烈风，而且烈风的短腿缺点在AE里真是暴露地淋漓尽致，不带油箱的极限战斗半径才区区5格，简直就是坑爹啊。

红叶

再加上盟军即将服役的B29战略轰炸机，未来对日军来说真是一片黑暗啊

godkiller

烈风只是暂时稍微缩短了盟军和日军航母舰载战斗机之间的差距而已，居然能被27说成是占了压倒性优势...1 H4 y, v) t+ [* S
且不说27现在的58已经是海盗和地狱猫混编，未来还可以得到更强有力的机种，而日军这才不过刚刚从零战升级到烈风 ...8 N- {- q2 T) W. n
红叶 发表于 2013-4-4 13:54

个人感觉烈风确实没比A6M8强出太多。二次出动率也低。烈风改强的是超强火力，可是又不能上舰。

腓特烈大帝

个人感觉烈风确实没比A6M8强出太多。二次出动率也低。烈风改强的是超强火力，可是又不能上舰。, B9 t! I0 x6 g* |% w/ Z$ e; [' T
godkiller 发表于 2013-4-4 16:43

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' L, e2 r5 N: w$ ]# s+ [; k' @极速整整快了42mph,航程不带副油也是4/5还稍长一点，火力也上去了....
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3 }7 x* W0 W% _& G# ^5 @) {, q一款极速390mph+的舰战在整个20000ft高度以下还能维持24的机动...这比金星零战强不知道哪去了...完全就是屠虐F6F3/5
, ?4 o; f4 p3 V: s8 I0 Q2 r话说回来，F4U1系的两个上舰型号，如果不用烈风，只上金星零战就是还手之力也没了...

godkiller

金星没那么不济，参看firephoenix的帖子。综合性能比烈风差是肯定的了。不过维护等级低也是个优点。

红叶

3月4日9 H3 o9 k- `0 Q% ~4 m
盟军4发机群大举空袭莫尔兹比港机场。
- D% N+ Y5 L( E) s/ w驻守当地的一个大队疾风丙机队浴血奋战，和多个海盗扫场机队轮番搏斗，最终还是不敌落败，机场被4发夷为平地。这个行动估计是盟军登陆战之前的准备行动组成部分。
, U. x3 ?  J, }/ pMorning Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130
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Weather in hex: Overcast
0 x5 D: D( H" m0 r
, R% ?# l* F" R5 vRaid detected at 18 NM, estimated altitude 33,000 feet.) s; P% O$ Z1 n3 i$ K( f9 c0 x
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes, p! l' n9 @) N$ \6 z' J
8 A1 S: ]* |& v0 L: @
Japanese aircraft9 j6 [3 m1 N$ u2 C5 [4 @0 o
      Ki-84r Frank x 48% J0 x/ w5 n1 I" E; ]
9 I, A1 w- ~% n+ X- S/ G3 z( s' n
Allied aircraft( P% A# I" p7 e8 ~% C2 t
      F4U-1 Corsair x 18
0 i& b/ Y! b2 e: n
/ A; O" s: ?' j; zJapanese aircraft losses% ]5 a2 x9 @5 Y* S- H4 }, F
      Ki-84r Frank: 5 destroyed
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. q* v* ]2 y* R# c' ~Allied aircraft losses: }! N$ Y% n& ^& v' I+ J4 h' Z
      F4U-1 Corsair: 2 destroyed* ]/ L+ H3 R* N& h
2 t' z; y0 B  _% ^- d- S$ g; _1 N
Morning Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130
9 R9 c) C4 V) R) S, [3 q! L5 {
& ^: [4 o. S5 |3 M5 p" O  ~$ T4 iWeather in hex: Overcast
2 e2 H, w$ X+ B) z9 E' r' I+ R
- ]0 U( Y! l) P  \Raid detected at 24 NM, estimated altitude 36,000 feet.# p( G' z# |+ L$ @4 x' U+ [; c
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes
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) [- V$ }" y2 e3 F, @Japanese aircraft
. W7 V8 s2 T; Y/ b* Y! _; N      Ki-84r Frank x 32
  w7 V( f' r3 R" V( |; _# S
, c  m" C3 R" q* T0 Q8 |( OAllied aircraft
: F9 e: [: F! C4 s( C  ^% T7 t      F4U-1 Corsair x 18; W; F1 G2 D$ @- v& R; @3 A

# F; w! e. Q5 q! Q/ dJapanese aircraft losses: Y. C0 O. Y  a" C  B# Q
      Ki-84r Frank: 4 destroyed
: V+ B6 m2 ~/ M6 s1 A
8 i& V& i8 a0 m' DAllied aircraft losses6 U1 ~, ~+ o* K$ b' d
      F4U-1 Corsair: 3 destroyed% E# W3 h+ f& l! N0 l8 |
$ D3 w/ L! f# n) b0 V8 E
Morning Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130
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Weather in hex: Overcast
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Raid detected at 38 NM, estimated altitude 35,000 feet.
% f' m- S4 k) E* Q- M4 M, k, oEstimated time to target is 14 minutes' E( d( N$ U$ {: H8 {* C  X

  A2 u" w6 J" U! kJapanese aircraft
0 o8 l. Z/ p) s      Ki-84r Frank x 16
4 c- E% ^) R8 A% X9 h2 a8 } / B- E5 P, c/ M) l# v) f
Allied aircraft3 A8 X: M, c: ~1 F9 B' \/ R( i- k. x
      F4U-1 Corsair x 17- W4 B- b9 {6 \/ K
8 K" v* i4 ~' H5 Q
Japanese aircraft losses
6 a2 M  g7 _: x6 d      Ki-84r Frank: 4 destroyed
: o1 O! P0 M; Z$ M  g
  W" t& F' p* ]Allied aircraft losses9 _( b" h  l$ N. U3 T" I
      F4U-1 Corsair: 1 destroyed
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2 V2 f, j! J, Q, fMorning Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130
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% y3 e7 Q3 v* r5 k7 AWeather in hex: Overcast+ _( g. c3 E/ ~% D  U

9 e+ w+ j" @* r& P& jRaid detected at 80 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.& p5 x. Q% A. M1 P2 j& s" C+ h
Estimated time to target is 27 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
5 Q  @' G. ~4 Z5 H8 ]3 s4 y      Ki-84r Frank x 2! ?! t" {+ h% \. E0 X( N, D; i: D% _
  t5 `  p3 a. F5 T* t% V/ s% w2 g
Allied aircraft
4 Q9 z1 K8 ]# J" T+ R! ~" X      B-24J Liberator x 117
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Japanese aircraft losses3 Y" p0 v3 R2 V$ S) M2 T# z
      Ki-84r Frank: 1 destroyed on ground4 ^: ^  G# z' \6 Q0 _0 u  _9 N
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed on ground3 V2 L; a$ B3 Y0 d8 y/ F1 e5 b
3 Y) O' b) Q- p2 i, X+ Y: N
Allied aircraft losses
2 f/ B( Y5 I4 }1 C: `6 [2 i* w5 \( }      B-24J Liberator: 1 damaged
; K0 [9 X2 Q. c3 U6 P5 N8 Y2 A      B-24J Liberator: 1 destroyed by flak! p4 _" z; k1 B8 D' M

+ h; n: w" R$ S& k- O6 {8 [* XJapanese ground losses:; D& s" [9 k6 m  A" ^7 U2 e
      5 casualties reported/ L" j3 P5 s; k5 s0 q, I/ `
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; s0 l0 L* m( m. y5 v$ s* T6 }         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled: C1 ~5 F# F- j! \! l8 E$ I' H
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Airbase hits 53
7 p) W8 Z6 j, B- ^7 pAirbase supply hits 2
3 q! @! u5 @  pRunway hits 1042 V3 Y* N* |- }6 C

! C/ u- [  a. J/ i' k" I3 l( _Morning Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130
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$ w6 f. H" d7 v4 _Weather in hex: Overcast8 E# I3 W* C( Q: b" R) g  z

1 j4 J3 _; e- _! I+ k7 [Raid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
1 p4 v  o6 A0 fEstimated time to target is 27 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
1 s  N- P& y  d, i) Y      Ki-84r Frank x 25 t, A% F+ A- f( w% x
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Allied aircraft7 \8 b1 L/ b/ p2 j- V( ~: Q2 }
      B-24J Liberator x 30
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0 {* c0 O1 O  n; q) tJapanese aircraft losses3 R0 c- D) ?( K9 g1 ?+ X3 E0 l
      Ki-84r Frank: 1 damaged7 B+ A* m2 R  X0 Z7 J- ~' v
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed on ground
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Allied aircraft losses
& B# X2 W6 t. d8 ?' K3 p      B-24J Liberator: 2 damaged
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4 C+ C4 Z9 ^9 U) pAirbase hits 14
+ j8 p. o3 c# Q5 ]' ~( G* {' eAirbase supply hits 1
, j" |, N+ I; H6 S, \( T8 p- yRunway hits 19
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3 p8 m: c0 d4 n; Y: F- gMorning Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130 ! \. x" a# W( W. P# p7 |6 I. G
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Weather in hex: Overcast
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: {0 v# ^) ]6 q; J! i3 P  ^Raid detected at 71 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
  Q; o- R& u$ dEstimated time to target is 24 minutes% x! ^; R; X" I; Y3 f' `  m

6 k7 u  [! A: f) N' ?0 p' cJapanese aircraft4 X. _, n, B! x7 N- ]3 ~
      Ki-84r Frank x 25 t6 ~9 b5 s" R7 n% r

" F  l1 F- O/ p: s- }1 O2 \! rAllied aircraft1 |5 W: G6 _# l( R* x
      B-24J Liberator x 27
' C4 L3 e% d8 R, ~- n5 s
/ N; m" `( f! ?! O' GNo Japanese losses0 r* i: H. Y; u1 z: W4 D( e" b& X

) [) O( j2 n* x  N1 zNo Allied losses! U) W7 u2 @/ m1 V

8 }; m# K" L7 `7 CAirbase hits 9# d  I& w+ [6 y- h
Runway hits 16

chenrong

海盗貌似很强悍啊。。。。" k  o: i4 @, u$ E

# N; c/ F8 e9 W2 B3 o不知道金星比052好不好？因为金星的航程很短，cv 战中应该自动带油箱出击吧？

红叶

44年3月5日
! _- y" W; E, E! D太平洋上的孤独岛礁恩尼威托克第6次易手，这次盟军又上了3支部队攻占了恩尼威托克，并派遣陆航雷电战斗机队为登陆船队提供空中掩护，但是仍然遭遇到日军优势航空兵力的攻击，没能保护登陆船队，全天损失7架战斗机并被击沉8~9艘登陆船。
5 J: b* C- M1 J! g+ VMorning Air attack on TF, near Eniwetok at 127,1088 v$ T$ r2 i! |- `. y: m

4 p3 k( \5 o3 j) t% m8 S7 y* }Weather in hex: Moderate rain
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Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
+ X: `+ S8 p! `' C/ ~) g- b. LEstimated time to target is 12 minutes! v6 B1 S+ m( E7 {: o0 i
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Japanese aircraft
  l! |5 j. [. ~* c( K) g      B6N2 Jill x 32
# A8 k/ A, T# |. f      Ki-84r Frank x 27% ?. g# d9 t$ l2 v
/ B5 H( P) k! N( W& q
Allied aircraft& V0 @! l6 m8 n, j
      P-47D2 Thunderbolt x 83 E3 v& l* x( q
5 R5 z$ U  C9 O# e8 h' M
Japanese aircraft losses$ U# z& M. O% |# Y5 r$ ?/ E
      B6N2 Jill: 11 damaged& S" g! s! U% p5 G/ k- o0 t
      Ki-84r Frank: 1 destroyed
* A7 ~( Q# Y2 `- S6 B, ]
; Q" u5 C. ?3 P# A7 |1 `( j+ W4 vAllied aircraft losses
6 E+ W6 d  z" ?. W0 R+ x  B      P-47D2 Thunderbolt: 1 destroyed6 N0 k; w5 l  r9 [4 ^

; b+ A$ S: f% W$ Z1 G  l- nAllied Ships: f/ d" o+ I% z3 E8 h
      LST-123
2 E- s; I3 ]1 a      LST 163
1 {1 e; o5 x' x# _      LST-73, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
9 |& S; ], U! }      YMS-345, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk& j2 o/ k! g7 c- w2 Z& J
      LST-119, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage8 G. r% |0 a7 N$ ~1 S( d& _/ y& ~/ {
      LST-71
) t: p0 ^  e# e- u5 r2 I7 ]; \5 n) ]: L      LST 157, Bomb hits 1,  on fire4 }0 N* a- m) g0 V, Q; w9 }
      LST-825 r4 g0 z) Y: p& b
      YMS-220
. ^0 h! e& M1 Y      LCI-523, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
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+ G+ w: O9 M  Z9 _% P3 b  R' F( lAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Eniwetok at 127,108- f. V. F6 N8 N4 ^

0 i" g0 n' Y  D5 m6 mWeather in hex: Moderate rain
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Raid detected at 55 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.5 J# b+ x# L" o$ W
Estimated time to target is 18 minutes  w% T% w5 {- C' F$ e

5 {+ Q# F3 |. w6 F( RJapanese aircraft
) ~" l% P$ l* Q      B6N2 Jill x 30
& w; T0 y" ^' x: y      Ki-84r Frank x 225 F0 B1 B2 J& }) Y( A$ I* I/ J" U
* T: _2 M$ b+ ?
Allied aircraft, D/ L* i7 k: T; b
      P-47D2 Thunderbolt x 69 ?7 L+ F" d' A

4 p! o$ w- D6 Y0 V$ ]Japanese aircraft losses) M4 b0 B  Z; p: F+ r; d+ m
      B6N2 Jill: 20 damaged" B  J$ H6 w9 Z% T, c
      B6N2 Jill: 1 destroyed by flak
  r1 \7 C6 Y0 d0 ~      Ki-84r Frank: 1 destroyed
/ Q9 O+ t0 ]8 g2 @9 ^/ \* w : R; l" ~" x  N' Y
Allied aircraft losses3 l3 m' }; C; q  d. R3 B! N
      P-47D2 Thunderbolt: 1 destroyed8 W1 ]  F$ ^$ X3 i
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Allied Ships; D2 N$ c: n3 ^/ |
      LST 208, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk" n8 c' n: _. t2 C3 v! p
      LST-176, Bomb hits 1,  on fire& ~2 w4 H! {  I% h
      LST-171
' c4 s) G7 z; h- w" x      LST-411 E& `/ m* ^- B) \6 D
      LST-75
% h9 w3 ?& R4 Q, U5 n1 P/ I2 @& H      LST-20, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk: x8 S; H5 d( X2 M# X
      LST-167, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage- U$ Z/ @9 t8 x% ?# a* x
      LST 5
( M: \$ [& W4 G. t4 ~8 Z: I2 Z, R      LST-44

wangqifeng

其实讨论战斗机中间的性能意义不大，如何对抗4发才是要点

hades1001

日军炮击南鸟岛，预计将有一波反攻登陆
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 07, 44
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Night Naval bombardment of Marcus Island at 123,85
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Japanese Ships
- r3 U& s5 f, t) @: T" `      BB Yamashiro
* Y. O3 q, k' ?+ Y% l. L2 ]. \! g      CA Chokai
, U$ w/ [% ~1 F" V" _      CA Maya3 N) P) z. \2 F; O& h4 V5 k
      CA Atago
8 l0 _6 g" M. ~6 s. J7 e- P      CA Takao
. A+ I1 C2 R- `1 I      CL Kuma
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0 y5 u4 G, P, ~' NAllied ground losses:5 ]* N4 T# t6 S
      307 casualties reported$ x! ]: D: D% J( h( a* B3 Y2 b
         Squads: 5 destroyed, 17 disabled7 w) V, L4 i0 f5 j6 x
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 17 disabled5 h5 Y; l8 R- v& o. d. S# k) S
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 7 disabled
" M! }: c  z# N6 L; Q      Guns lost 4 (1 destroyed, 3 disabled)
& N- x: w/ D( ?# {      Vehicles lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)4 }" y6 Z% }9 H; q0 l  `6 }1 o9 n0 t

3 ]! ?  K( ?6 @# [$ uAirbase hits 3
) E% q" R) Q4 L. W9 |+ P# XRunway hits 12
+ P' c! C9 ]) S  y- }4 _Port hits 3
, y" _2 m% K. W6 V1 S5 w2 HPort supply hits 2

红叶

种种迹象来看，盟军登陆霍洛岛也为期不远了

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 08, 44
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日军大手笔2个师团反攻南鸟岛，岛上美军常年被陆攻炸得生活不能自理，无力反击，只能缴枪投降- H9 A- b3 B2 |0 x# x5 `) I5 r! d

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: q) V7 t& P  J8 G+ m7 B# TAmphibious Assault at Marcus Island (123,85)! e$ m$ \6 y- b" |

& q& D/ P$ j5 d/ z; `8 I/ V2 m! _TF 5 troops unloading over beach at Marcus Island, 123,85+ }8 T; p9 n7 p5 y6 S& G- G
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Japanese ground losses:1 K8 o. K$ l& h2 C- {
      2745 casualties reported! w2 W9 q5 V% C3 p% D" @
         Squads: 5 destroyed, 444 disabled9 U$ m2 y8 @7 m& r+ {8 Q
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 387 disabled
5 i; H' Q$ D5 i; c( ]         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; D) _: \' t. D$ {" @, V      Guns lost 87 (0 destroyed, 87 disabled)- U0 g0 T! ], h  V9 r* Q# `6 [
      Vehicles lost 27 (0 destroyed, 27 disabled)
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3 ]3 N$ k: K. v- L: s18 troops of a IJA Engineer Squad accidentally lost during unload of 53rd Div5 ~! m/ d+ b% u8 A& L/ {% h" E- X
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad  43 accidentally lost during unload of 19th Div /49 k8 V, b( ?; l. c4 y& A( _( |8 C
10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of 53rd Div /3! i% P6 T) ]* t( V# _! T  s
10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of 53rd Div /4
1 L- y8 z1 I3 s8 b# i1 G. \( Q0 Y17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad  43 lost overboard during unload of 19th Div /9" V4 m/ m7 t3 @4 }: L$ J: X5 f: u
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad  43 lost from landing craft during unload of 53rd Div /6
# J% ]( Z6 w9 u% o7 }9 j10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of 53rd Div /9! Z4 o- t0 s* M; K- I6 e3 O
10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 53rd Div /14" w% ~/ P! ^2 O- i+ r$ q
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Ground combat at Marcus Island (123,85). ~5 j  y+ {8 H% H- s1 O

+ l7 Y3 B' r4 G3 {: wJapanese Shock attack
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Attacking force 21355 troops, 295 guns, 66 vehicles, Assault Value = 6013 J8 r; [* b6 h; D7 k# t$ R- z
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Defending force 3214 troops, 78 guns, 106 vehicles, Assault Value = 31) ]. ~; @& @9 {- D
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Japanese adjusted assault: 84 ( P+ x. d( I" I2 P9 F
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Allied adjusted defense: 1 ; |: G' ?( J9 \1 N5 S3 |, o

3 @4 |- L& h$ q' ~3 _. G5 QJapanese assault odds: 84 to 1 (fort level 0) 5 k- O  p4 [* M

5 ?7 f  t5 n0 t; e$ U2 S0 `Japanese forces CAPTURE Marcus Island !!!
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Combat modifiers/ c4 E) b* p8 F7 c" E& T
Defender: disruption(-), experience(-)+ ~$ }7 O5 V! y3 z
Attacker: shock(+), disruption(-)( s  w/ [# T" m9 B( c1 i- ]' ]
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Japanese ground losses:; h% ^; `! d- z3 I! p0 e# U1 h
      1831 casualties reported! H, T6 r5 N% a* W3 `1 \3 B. ~
         Squads: 79 destroyed, 12 disabled; B$ N4 V6 D- x# x# [: d
         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 1 disabled9 F6 o" k* M% U- \3 f
         Engineers: 6 destroyed, 2 disabled) e! K, q1 k9 L/ V; Q4 w
      Guns lost 5 (5 destroyed, 0 disabled)" v) h) Z- T# q: E* l
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Allied ground losses:  D# {7 D+ l$ n' ~$ e9 Q9 a* K
      2508 casualties reported9 ~6 c' O/ ^6 Q$ w
         Squads: 255 destroyed, 0 disabled7 ~' I- P8 R: Z' T  _' m- i
         Non Combat: 419 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 u9 G& t6 X4 H* C1 c5 b         Engineers: 25 destroyed, 0 disabled
% k( ]4 _! M' n$ A      Guns lost 81 (81 destroyed, 0 disabled)3 i8 r4 [- T7 ]0 R  Q; ]6 d) n9 W
      Vehicles lost 135 (135 destroyed, 0 disabled)
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- H4 v: U3 a; ]! kAssaulting units:
1 c& P9 ?. i0 ?4 q4 D" @    53rd Division
- X9 \, o& k8 I9 L6 _# l    19th Division- Y/ \6 R( y* M+ y9 \- k' B
    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
! h! L: K9 I' ?9 r' R% Z/ L8 \    3rd Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment3 w! o% u5 F2 O- C; h7 j

! z+ Y/ w4 `  G" z6 YDefending units:
. S9 G) \% U% s: Q( V" G: k    58th (Sep) Infantry Regiment
+ b- J0 h1 [+ K    31st Infantry Regiment2 I! G& I$ K1 N/ E
    201st(Sep) Infantry Regiment2 [( u' s1 h! d6 ]
    34th Combat Engineer Regiment