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差点忘了，当天还发生了一件事，对后期可能有不小影响，
. s! K/ h2 [7 l" b5 i+ v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，. y+ ?1 o  H: B! j" @- q- q% M
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，
: N- E) I& ^+ Q8 J! l. r6 r6 a% r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3 q3 w" u- C0 L: n4 x) Z* p; {% j
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* ]; j5 E2 `- y% |% q# a) d' v
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
6 V3 o* o" i- L" c  z% C/ y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  V: X  d; D1 K  K, n
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，
, e- J: [3 p% j  M5 q7 b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7 B. m) Y7 K9 p, d1 s% z
还有机会，当天又有5w补给进入了大陆战场，共计32w了。! {8 l5 V# B) O( C+ d
仰光附近的盟军水面战队是赶来守卫港口的舰队。
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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0 N+ x: i' ]& _
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3 m4 r9 j" H4 }, f! v
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，
* X2 b: g/ e9 c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，
3 q2 g% ?0 O3 H2 @; }还是能有收获就看明天的了，在这个紧要关头，菜花出差了 : V2 r, y4 u4 _6 p  ?

0 t9 V9 Q+ d' E( Z" {3 m  L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. D9 R) Z& C1 a
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* ?# {& B  }  E% m$ y
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-4 22:20

8 l4 X4 y4 V  N' s+ ~% m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
5 z: Q3 x* J* K- t! 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
7 _: M" k$ o; Q/ S" D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
4 W% H6 r0 _5 e: A4 N# L2 I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$ \& X) P$ K1 A" x
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
9 S  Z6 v) D- G; o& e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0 O: `0 T/ H5 J
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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* u0 C* K# a5 E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& o& ]# @- S8 n
58也特意赶到附近准备检漏，然后就没有然后了。! o2 g1 N- `+ E6 H/ k
KB往西北，驻岛护送登陆编队往山口洋方向全部撤退了！！！
1 |5 X" V' c2 S1 a' T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。 ; P! f- z0 M1 l! ^4 c
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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, F% P2 r+ R. I$ T  pASW attack near Oosthaven  at 46,97
, U! k+ A% z4 A! ]3 E( vJapanese Ships
# Z) d8 G' z- Q% ~- o/ e- L/ `      CA Aoba
9 p5 c4 p$ B% P0 j' I" y$ Q1 m* L      CA Chikuma+ X$ U/ L& V5 a, C6 O
      CL Jintsu/ |" R( K; q. A* ~9 F" y- q  U3 b
      DD Mutsuki
5 m# h/ g  ?" C7 [      DD Urakaze; s3 o' G4 z) P
      DD Akebono
; s9 C: ]$ c! q% R2 y6 o# y' Q      DD Oboro
6 Q/ {% H8 J1 ?, B8 x, `  j1 w      DD Shigure
" m- }! Q) K! G6 w      DD Kasumi
' ]) c, _) B6 P; eAllied Ships& T- K2 P: d9 M7 ]
      SS Seal
& G* M: l$ c8 Y$ @; kSS Seal is sighted by escort
. P0 q- a( e7 a& z  H9 K# `3 eSeal diving deep ....4 t8 W. T: w2 u  n' l
DD Akebono fails to find sub and abandons search7 Z& e: h. Y4 ?  n
DD Oboro fails to find sub and abandons search
) F) Z, ^- M( ~! IDD Shigure fails to find sub, continues to search...
: X6 X) x/ X( [  j3 HDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search..., |+ h7 n! b& U+ w5 b! ^) A
DD Shigure fails to find sub and abandons search) v' p* |8 ~% e" k5 m; ~/ p9 w
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
- t9 \. k" N) L9 `; H1 ?DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...' ~: r* O; y; J7 A' U( ?
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...; `. ^* Y' I/ f1 H
DD Kasumi attacking submerged sub ..... k$ I% ]9 `& _- z/ P9 h
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...% a5 s8 o$ }6 W) x6 A5 F2 N9 k: [
Escort abandons search for sub : w9 [( X: f; M$ s: ], E+ d# ~; |
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' Q( o# f. {3 |  I9 XASW attack near Merak  at 48,97
5 G  I8 J5 n/ a( O4 [# U! s: {Japanese Ships2 y1 k6 g2 R0 Z3 ?5 f
      CL Kinu
) w2 e& _, S) R2 n. i7 y7 R      DD Nenohi
& M+ S2 f- I+ p: S9 Z      DD Yugumo
, g+ i9 S( u+ \  y1 J      DD Matsukaze
! m6 ~5 a$ F( V2 Z/ E; C6 Y  s      DD Harukaze) q3 F0 h4 j2 r; w& u* p, B
      DD Asakaze
7 e, D# b7 R+ d4 QAllied Ships
: s$ R  K* w7 y0 W3 i& z      SS Skipjack, hits 2 ; M5 A9 `  W9 w8 s; T
SS Skipjack is sighted by escort6 b* K- B$ b/ Z* |1 _: B7 e& K7 w
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search* T& P) P; R% D) q) [7 j. x' N
DD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ...." p" D4 B. U  w
DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
( C7 {( V) H9 Z- k: m4 B; C& q8 oDD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search
- z4 O# j  G" H' @) E, FDD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ....
* q6 G' X5 @  I9 R% G( _+ @DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
" o2 ^- E! L! `7 ^1 M- D4 FDD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
& M  ?- j/ I3 _2 T1 C  qDD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search.... u5 v7 e, i( t1 }
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
, u6 [! W3 \/ b% D, V/ E! kDD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...+ S4 Z1 s( j# E* x3 R) _* s7 d. X
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
4 ^4 A: V6 M) @% l4 sEscort abandons search for sub) E$ a: H) [3 J: i# P! e
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Sub attack near Batavia  at 49,97
: J, F0 l/ P. l9 B% c4 s* R! UJapanese Ships
0 l/ K, y& U, ?* x* z      xAP Argentina Maru
6 y8 z* q, B! |      DMS W-10 - k; x/ w* d0 F% [: n9 a& X' t8 F
Allied Ships; G$ `  V$ J7 J
      SS Pike 7 P# ], [8 f( K( J* Z
SS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at xAP Argentina Maru
9 v. Q( |# @8 W6 qPike bottoming out ..../ m/ R- {7 R! P; c' `4 h" P
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
! D, T5 x# _9 o1 I4 l; `% QDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...$ P; F; L6 @1 G# a0 e1 `
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...3 K( L# U$ \" R2 n9 N- u( J) N
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...2 |+ ^+ w7 Y/ R" D7 ^& O# k
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...; o  C3 _8 i  O. w
Escort abandons search for sub ) i/ a, K, a/ M* F
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5 h" }( y' y4 B7 w! l2 bASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97
# s2 O5 w& I, e- n: LJapanese Ships
' {# h  Y8 Y$ N      xAP Baikal Maru) \6 f* y- e) i- S0 Q
      DMS W-10 5 G: I. k* o8 z: p; u
Allied Ships
: g$ n3 {5 t+ m" {9 P- r( N      SS Sturgeon
! Q( M/ y. }  i+ G: e. r: ~1 |* d8 DSS Sturgeon is sighted by escort9 _- |8 v5 }2 C" @  _
Sturgeon bottoming out ....+ L  R; X# a& {2 H! o! [
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...4 K( S7 c. h! A6 s  g: D$ v& v
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...7 x/ _5 |6 _  z# P+ M
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
" K. M9 A6 R" r9 D& xDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
9 U; r# c% E, _: NDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...3 S* C8 }) e9 x9 m; H$ v
Escort abandons search for sub
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Sub attack near Batavia  at 49,97
! z$ Z$ i1 c( h  t* jJapanese Ships! R: i& Q5 ]& a6 R6 c
      DD Yugumo: W- C$ @3 m% ]. \/ a
      BB Ise
3 z* q0 [3 [3 f' ^: ]" X* v      CL Kinu
! r9 I6 Q* y0 a3 m0 P6 c" i; o      DD Harukaze
* t9 r8 ?4 X0 z+ d3 Y" s7 ]8 }0 A      DD Nenohi# ?" g3 ^' r9 F/ [
      DD Matsukaze
+ K1 ~( Z( v% h) P. o, o      DD Asakaze
+ w& h+ |+ _1 B$ l( \8 zAllied Ships8 q  G# y2 j4 N5 w& r* W
      SS Searaven - B4 {3 ?2 C. Z: x
SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at DD Yugumo
& e# `7 I0 V/ H& L  N6 x3 [DD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....
$ J: z! c5 g& K% @% `  NDD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search; f( N0 b% z7 p. ?, F1 M; P
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...' i( f9 Q6 m. A) l
DD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....& B# O& [3 h4 |6 r" n4 N
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...! h- Q6 U- v3 H$ z( C5 o
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...1 e& H+ R' y- n: C; b
Escort abandons search for sub * d, ?% H+ |' f8 b! U( n, }
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Batavia at 49,97, Range 12,000 Yards
. C, n. v3 [" qJapanese Ships7 u: z: ]/ B0 p6 g
      DMS W-28 u9 m; ^9 q. S( x
      DMS W-9* }4 R1 j& o; m& C% @. ~5 d
      DMS W-10
2 Q' V$ t4 q' o; o      xAK Sinsei Maru# h& m3 W- L! E( M* g7 a
      AMC Saigon Maru+ e( i# E1 m# V# @# I4 ]
      xAK India Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire" W, A' w" }( V, C% u
      xAK Victoria Maru6 h3 r) r$ X& P% a
      xAP Argentina Maru
$ x; U0 h, L* P7 A6 G. z      xAP Baikal Maru / l8 K, X3 X# E0 R. z
Allied Ships
% r0 j8 b" _! r8 }; S0 `# U7 N; O      PT-31
: [& y; j8 U4 E. ~/ n+ i      PT-32
, d. E" s' [  T* Y      PT-33
, u- f$ T2 V: S* S      PT-35" v% e* v* R1 k6 D* E
      PT-41
0 e, A( W8 O( Q0 x* e4 }* w6 P2 y      PT Q-111
8 F2 s% h/ x7 m+ V& l" F9 l0 r      PT Q-112 . F; D* g* o6 E0 A/ V7 ^5 n
Japanese ground losses:
6 Y3 z  ~( b/ s# ]' w      93 casualties reported
/ z( L+ n& g2 E9 W* ~& ?         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' N7 l+ l3 l6 q% D' F" c; I5 ^         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
) ~% x& ]# I5 e( v# e* _         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled
+ ]0 U. r$ b% c3 ~9 cImproved night sighting under 100% moonlight: ]1 _# T1 T' W& ~( D3 O( [) Q
Maximum visibility in Clear Conditions and 100% moonlight: 12,000 yards. z6 N1 F) P4 N/ }3 t
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 12,000 yards
% @+ m' _; P  qCONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 12,000 yards
; k5 I+ E' c2 _9 ?, g" F0 r5 w3 kDMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 12,000 yards
+ Q- |, K+ d! b+ S3 D8 `( F  N- KPT Q-112 engages xAP Baikal Maru at 12,000 yards
- o# K2 r. o6 I% ]; D, P, NRange closes to 10,000 yards
" j6 `2 a7 z; J4 n! l% q6 dRange closes to 8,000 yards/ F6 c* K. v/ R! ~, |+ \
PT Q-111 engages DMS W-2 at 8,000 yards  C/ q6 ~- P, e8 S& c$ W
DMS W-9 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards
- ?' A! G7 }/ hDMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards
' N$ X2 R0 Z6 \# WPT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 8,000 yards
+ e) J: N2 S! A  Z5 X' K% Y' cRange closes to 5,000 yards
' |' V: k- w0 M7 R% `DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards, \: w) m* s8 N
DMS W-2 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards
. ^; Y+ [2 ?9 H' _DMS W-2 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards% a" \; n7 I3 L* E
DMS W-10 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards
* S, j& X, i; I9 K0 F  r. SMassive explosion on xAK India Maru
4 N. A) [8 W& z$ n' @PT-32 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards
' l4 \5 y, ^4 N& ZPT-33 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards
  I. a& p  w# w: f9 hDMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 5,000 yards! ]7 z! i: B8 A9 g% r
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards$ m- n9 @( m, q8 b8 S; Y
DMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards
# `) I7 h( w# ^6 o. Y3 tPT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards; d; p- n  j7 r) z1 Q
PT Q-112 engages xAK Victoria Maru at 5,000 yards
1 D, d, {2 r; |8 {. C) c6 FPT Q-111 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards5 p- P8 }- o) I- V- t
PT-41 engages DMS W-10 at 5,000 yards" [' J& b  b2 D3 X( C, z
PT-35 engages DMS W-2 at 5,000 yards4 `3 g$ q. a1 J' \; V8 p) J4 ^! w
PT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards
& {; ]0 ]8 ~% ?4 ]; z9 _$ {DMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards
. p: Y9 ^/ \0 O; x" `! DPT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards4 D5 z% U/ P, x# A. d9 N
PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards
' d# ]0 u$ q8 o; B  _8 IGallegos D. orders Allied TF to disengage4 {% V. p+ C8 T6 i' s
Range increases to 6,000 yards, e# [( |# W4 p1 I/ {5 U( B* @
DMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 6,000 yards: ?, `/ y% w: O4 q
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 6,000 yards, }6 v1 K4 B; J6 Z
DMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 6,000 yards
  l4 C, {! j2 N8 L: c6 x# RDMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 6,000 yards  \) v% R, M, I" E+ l6 ~
PT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 6,000 yards
) W! P+ ?3 ?+ o6 hPT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 6,000 yards/ A3 {- J  {* j: _$ F3 b7 V
PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 6,000 yards
: j9 u6 b! P% y4 _, @Range increases to 10,000 yards
9 e# E# x- P2 p( i$ F5 RDMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 10,000 yards
6 Y3 H- @+ z* J/ b6 vDMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards
3 o- x0 F  A% O1 x$ d/ E1 UDMS W-2 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards  J/ i5 m- C& b! Y5 Q9 e' R0 |
PT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 10,000 yards% C9 l, s; f* {7 e- b5 i
DMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 10,000 yards
" Q1 f; O3 o. J% u# ?. fTask forces break off...
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/ O9 ^+ ], }6 RASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97 * ?% s( @% M, q9 y! h
Japanese Ships
: h9 w  l- B, |      CA Ashigara
; J5 a' v+ q. O+ L, m) R      CL Kinu) i% P- Q9 R5 D
      DD Harukaze* p7 {: Y. `7 B) t( W8 q9 L
      DD Nenohi; Q! D8 @9 T; A2 @
      DD Yugumo* S. u5 ~% q5 [" h; G
      DD Matsukaze) l! X0 [8 h1 W3 b: E# m
      DD Asakaze + |  f* [1 p% ^% s, H# c& \
Allied Ships6 O, p& J  D! H- t; X
      SS KIX ' t9 W) n1 ]: l5 @5 ^7 o
SS KIX is sighted by escort- e; z$ _8 |) w& ]) G
KIX bottoming out ....
$ p+ @2 U5 ]+ p7 h9 {DD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search% p0 i+ M6 d8 S# l
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...5 Y# K4 Q; d( o
Escort abandons search for sub
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- l' q4 g7 V/ Y0 M# k7 QSub attack near Batavia  at 50,96 2 z( ^7 W' w& C& a* Z* `' `
Japanese Ships$ X" g, B) P; N! q  Q/ u' H7 j
      CA Ashigara; U4 [) p8 ]5 \) s  s; p
      BB Ise- `5 _6 }, n0 t( U2 ~' G
      CL Kinu7 q6 e5 o8 ?# R& Z; G7 Y2 @& ^: v
      DD Harukaze, i7 ~! W9 W. G1 e6 G& u8 K9 k
      DD Yugumo
+ n' {) U8 f. v. c  |      DD Matsukaze
% x5 K  k) U! x% t. g' c      DD Asakaze
) E3 D6 n' X# j( UAllied Ships+ |& x3 |" m6 i% [6 l& t
      SS Pike
$ B3 }, C) c' t3 ]& S' @5 j0 n& jSS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at CA Ashigara9 `, j4 R  _8 C+ S3 k6 m0 A
Pike bottoming out ....
0 I! t7 c5 E) C7 @- j% tDD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search
9 p. i% w8 i/ V0 w. ]8 fDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
6 [: i& y% v, g( ADD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...% Z. Y% G" O* C( I2 n; D% b% ?
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
& ?% ]* s- ?' G9 o! O  PDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
' K, h5 t5 Q0 n$ cDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...8 q. y' Q5 _  y" X2 V
Escort abandons search for sub/ H( m, C% [. t" {% w# }4 A
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: M7 l9 q! k! T- N; jMorning Air attack on 9th Division, at 81,43 , near Ankang
& B- b8 U$ U" ]4 mWeather in hex: Light rain ; B% y. Q- r8 G3 c: s( K
Raid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.8 u. c) g/ k! N* c
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes # r* H+ f  q. O! v1 o
Allied aircraft5 @, f" A3 j# k+ o
      A-29A Hudson x 8
$ m0 g$ B4 M' C1 w, j8 Z- hAllied aircraft losses
: X9 R# C5 d. D) n9 e/ z1 M0 ^      A-29A Hudson: 1 damaged
5 e$ r! o3 S* i0 {9 l" k: aAircraft Attacking:, p+ x% q, d- ]  P
       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet& ^4 R- C' Y1 g  V  e
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
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; S' R9 b1 F; H: oMorning Air attack on 6th Division, at 81,47 , near Patung
& F4 P& W6 X) t% T) PWeather in hex: Moderate rain
4 w9 B/ r4 J2 C$ S4 X) E5 O. FRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.8 r5 S4 Y% C: U" e; U
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
( J" F/ ^. V* L1 ^. JAllied aircraft
0 G; G* t2 \; n* D      SB-III x 4
, s; t8 T4 v. qNo Allied losses
* M+ x% r2 K# S( M+ U& F5 IAircraft Attacking:
) p- e( L7 B& W* a2 m7 B& X/ n       4 x SB-III bombing from 6000 feet
* E9 ?. i% _/ l& r0 h               Ground Attack:  6 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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* `2 u6 r9 V8 p# A& xAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  ! W* b" U, P4 O
Weather in hex: Overcast
$ v( N! }  j. n  iRaid spotted at 9 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
! S, k9 |6 T- x  p, J% u+ REstimated time to target is 3 minutes 4 H0 l5 Q4 ]; T* ?4 Y3 X: K
Japanese aircraft9 s+ m  v& J- a! I
      A6M2 Zero x 44* A4 w3 K: u* f5 k* f) s8 q* T* J
      G4M1 Betty x 18
% T7 n8 V: k$ v. a: qJapanese aircraft losses
  J8 f3 _5 q& d' c      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
6 H, H& }# _7 r2 M. k- h      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
! j. Y2 O, {9 j& V" hAirbase hits 3. l0 K7 q4 W+ w- J5 J
Airbase supply hits 3
3 M: d' Y$ ]/ }' |7 ORunway hits 6% k3 b/ v  ?0 D) D
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; g1 g* N# w/ N- u0 TAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
2 F: {9 V2 S2 |& a+ t0 P: a8 ?Weather in hex: Overcast
. M% t& i( L' N  pRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
8 v( k; |" b( N9 b6 o( X  v, M( CEstimated time to target is 7 minutes 7 D; h+ d6 t' k' z) F
Japanese aircraft
  ^$ Z' x" i- U- v' M' X  K      A6M2 Zero x 161 E6 T% }% C( m$ b/ ~
      G3M2 Nell x 23
! L/ i! U. U4 d0 G8 x      G4M1 Betty x 23 3 ]# U! d* k1 t+ Q# [5 p1 O3 Y
Japanese aircraft losses
6 i5 [. ]6 r/ ^/ ~; B  i( o      G3M2 Nell: 4 damaged
/ r$ D, w2 y' P- S$ N      G3M2 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak
" x6 \" s' K6 D      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged
7 A2 \' H9 v* E# X! G1 m3 kAirbase hits 5- E8 I# g$ |! ?5 r
Airbase supply hits 2
4 ]$ a6 V$ c; L5 G' e! G9 T0 ERunway hits 19
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  , K( |1 Y2 S, U# o, x. J; v
Weather in hex: Overcast & r8 h* R8 P! t: e9 S( {7 x
Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.4 s9 r+ I9 F* E# }$ I& X4 A
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
5 D6 o  d) D, r) o% D3 oJapanese aircraft# v5 ~; Z- O; @* H0 S% A8 e
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 31
4 n' k4 j; ~8 z" c2 }. c. y4 ?Japanese aircraft losses( y+ d8 G9 `9 O3 |' ?
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 6 damaged' z+ d  `/ B: v; g) Q( l, o
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak ( Y. r" n1 Q' E/ F. p" T2 {  [& ?( S
Allied ground losses:( \$ Q0 V: o* y8 Y* v
      5 casualties reported
/ g% a0 W, [, [         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ O  G# b0 |" C4 z3 p* b         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 F# t! d6 C6 C1 g5 J, H0 L5 R         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
6 P7 c( t! A+ J+ i6 }Airbase hits 5
. O% I# W( ~# t7 M3 L* C( RAirbase supply hits 1
6 T0 p+ \8 i1 {7 k2 xRunway hits 83 \4 I) Q! T3 _1 u/ y
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Ground combat at Sian (83,41)
* k( x% k& X6 h3 w+ kAllied Shock attack & X7 ?& o: v: K4 Q  a$ L/ G
Attacking force 1798 troops, 34 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5
7 a$ e; h% c! G" CDefending force 18075 troops, 102 guns, 80 vehicles, Assault Value = 524 . [/ }: J% M6 a( X7 r
Allied adjusted assault: 0  
7 n/ J: u. \% m& ]. B0 W- J# ?Japanese adjusted defense: 231  
+ {# O  A6 ]% F- gAllied assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 2)  
/ o  z+ `$ ~$ B. g9 @, TCombat modifiers( G( c* X) z1 W( l" p
Defender: preparation(-), experience(-)
+ Z% v6 k- i* k/ ^Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-), disruption(-), fatigue(-)
( P- @+ `1 l5 u( P supply(-) ( p1 y; l; Y5 Z/ A; a( v, T: e
Japanese ground losses:$ S* N2 f$ O7 r
      9 casualties reported$ ]+ d+ ?) y0 E; }, C* ]
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
+ v: X# t; V4 u         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled& u$ c& O& S# z* q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ( f7 g* }8 Z: L/ O, O. ]& u; \; \
Allied ground losses:7 C. p! E; O0 b% t
      592 casualties reported; S# m! j! j* t& N
         Squads: 43 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 k3 e( q: A1 j         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled1 U9 q) ?" ^( f% S' J# l5 R+ {
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled, Z; t( n( U7 l# B& ?  Q
      Guns lost 20 (20 destroyed, 0 disabled) ! B5 N, V  {' R# O! ~  H5 T1 S
Assaulting units:' w6 c1 w' ^8 G
    35th Chinese Corps
4 x$ Q* \) ]* N  S. o' GDefending units:
) |) h3 A1 h5 z    4th Ind.Mixed Brigade
+ E* |6 p1 I7 c    102nd NCPC Route Brigade
, L* t7 q2 N$ _' b* c; d6 B    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade
6 E7 e, i: w4 O8 [2 P2 L' z# B    15th RGC Temp. Division
2 j$ p5 ]8 J0 ]. i0 I3 j    North China Area Army
7 \3 F4 ~  W2 S    69th JAAF AF Coy 8 U& f* f4 e0 d; r! ^" O, b
    19th JNAF AF Unit
2 _& v- x( C0 x  P+ R; Q4 G% f    68th JAAF AF Coy  8 w0 H0 e" {7 N3 {$ Q$ \  ~
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Allied 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
" {  l8 w* L* a/ _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# c2 |* `' k1 y" ~0 p
防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里， ...' x# ]: L; @6 U  I; [- R* Q& @2 O0 W
zer0 发表于 2014-12-5 22:45

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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。
* G2 F! [/ ]& w* j从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。

zer0

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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。& L% ^6 [! h) `0 D  L
从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。7 |0 a% S) J% j1 {% ?
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-6 03:28

( F5 e/ i( O" b7 X3 C从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，
/ O2 T" T2 p  \$ W$ o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。; h9 ~. X5 Z4 u! [7 z  U
本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，% [; o5 f; y: E9 X
在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地形的关系，0 z% D! _2 G& O8 D
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
; Y8 v! u: Z3 I- H5 f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。) [9 I' z+ v  i6 `6 q! r
日军突击达拉根，荷兰守军居然又挡住了
1 `! ?+ h3 ?- Y* W, L* s, RKB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
0 |$ p, l1 o+ f0 J7 p再去进一步查证实力，不过就一个团，估计难有大作为。
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 7,000 Yards # s( q, s2 Z! Q  ?6 J, f
Japanese Ships& ^$ f" H- {6 \. D/ j9 Z' U8 M
      CA Takao, Shell hits 1
) @; J+ C8 u+ w      CA Chokai, Shell hits 1
, k  n/ u$ {! w. |$ Z4 N      CL Sendai, Shell hits 1
$ ]! w! X: H! o" a% f, i1 G# U4 ]      CL Kuma, Shell hits 1
. ^- N6 p( S2 l0 ^5 t      DD Hagikaze
- a3 B) y  g# j. x. G8 [& v      DD Oshio
! n( }" h* P; _+ b3 J      DD Michishio& K* o5 H0 e8 U; Q0 a: s" g
      DD Yamagumo, Shell hits 1,  on fire
8 V6 E  I0 P# V- r      DD Asagumo
: r1 B6 H+ Q! F, j3 q      DD Akatsuki
2 f. R, S/ ~; A6 x8 I; }      DD Ikazuchi
; Q7 n) s6 o  T0 J9 e" PAllied Ships
1 Z/ E2 l3 H' E6 I4 d      CL Sumatra, Shell hits 2* K- I8 f; l. }2 p- K+ X  Q
      CL Danae, Shell hits 1
" j& y( i' Y6 J- ]      CL Dragon, Shell hits 7,  heavy fires0 M) t5 {3 N) E3 _5 w# O6 S
      CL Durban, Shell hits 37 ]/ u8 E1 X' ~" [$ S/ i; e! K
      DD Vampire
) c" V" s; J" v% [' P      DD Vendetta, Shell hits 1
6 |. w: ?4 O9 x      DD Banckert, Shell hits 1: g$ @! K! N  J  ?. s
      DD Piet Hein, Shell hits 3,  on fire / n9 ]9 b8 \& K  D5 g  `1 N
Improved night sighting under 96% moonlight6 N" U6 t) B5 ~
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 96% moonlight: 8,000 yards) [/ \# }% t1 J) F7 e
Range closes to 17,000 yards.../ w% q8 X  H' L5 s" W
Range closes to 11,000 yards...8 Z3 D( k0 u$ X. R
Range closes to 7,000 yards...
, B% |: z% E1 y; G% aCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 7,000 yards  ?' D2 g% ~0 m* x9 N& I+ r
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 7,000 yards  e' I$ Q! d, |0 O
Watanabe, Seishichi crosses the 'T'  Y. i" o3 ?  Y3 \& @
CL Dragon engages CA Takao at 7,000 yards
' L0 S7 u" w: U9 g5 SCL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards
4 l! [! E7 f* ^4 ^1 \9 M9 eCL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 7,000 yards
& c% K8 m2 x! S" `5 ]0 DDD Piet Hein engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards6 m3 m6 q3 }4 ?
DD Vendetta engages DD Yamagumo at 7,000 yards
: q4 r; Y$ p7 y( FDD Piet Hein engages DD Michishio at 7,000 yards. ?( N: a& P9 ^, k
Range closes to 4,000 yards- j! n& N3 G$ \( n% I: }; E
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
8 O( F: K6 }( i9 G9 C2 J9 VCA Takao engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
$ g# _3 x$ p# \" c, E7 `* vCL Sumatra engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards+ ]8 Q0 N0 A5 _1 ?0 C! u
CL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards
2 r; ?4 s( z9 z; L3 V" P, kDD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
: _4 d0 m0 u9 _# {+ t* }DD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
6 i3 J5 \' d" W. U% E3 b2 t7 kDD Yamagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards" o4 ?, F' H  M% B
DD Vendetta engages DD Michishio at 4,000 yards. B, ?6 Q$ P/ {8 _2 s2 s' ~7 p' M
DD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
: h- l& b7 V! b9 r& Y: ?DD Piet Hein engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards7 F' x7 z$ e1 W. @$ w% z0 ~
CL Kuma engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards: z& [  v# s+ V- u6 M
CA Takao engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards9 o  ~1 N1 B5 @# S+ E7 D3 G
CA Takao engages CL Danae at 4,000 yards2 g3 x- d6 ]  ~1 Q7 S' P
CL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards. e; q4 P( Q8 X* w- w  q  C
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
" a, m% h& w$ \. I. hDD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards" v7 `9 n) {0 p$ L$ W
DD Vendetta engages DD Ikazuchi at 4,000 yards6 Z4 W" R+ G: i4 ~8 t0 R( O9 S7 }' z
DD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 4,000 yards, q" G& r- b1 j: G) E0 A
DD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards3 E% d1 }2 V1 x
DD Vendetta engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards1 B" k$ |& m3 U, N1 {# h
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards+ Y9 b' `$ k( |9 X# x7 U
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
' g' {% A) @0 E) |9 ~6 E% b' b+ B; BCL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards
- F, X/ j, y. N+ n9 xCA Chokai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards* g1 F# A9 \$ z/ T! d0 ~1 ^
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
$ E. _* H1 Z9 M; C3 _$ P7 bDD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
1 M+ Z& Y" L* E! |5 Q( ADD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards0 |: N+ A3 G1 `- f5 j3 k4 R
DD Oshio engages DD Vampire at 4,000 yards
0 h( d* J; w! \0 i0 m. ]DD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
+ b8 ~2 w2 t& M& J1 ]( vDD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
$ c5 \* j1 I: ?& z' I' ^* G4 CRange increases to 5,000 yards
7 b% d, j' ?- ]0 A2 ^' z' Y' ?& uCL Kuma engages CL Durban at 5,000 yards
7 Q! o4 s2 n  N* s( H' ]. GCL Sendai engages CL Dragon at 5,000 yards
* u4 E' e# `. n" ICL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards
5 w0 Y* i" l  V5 t0 [9 s; hCL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards; a  I0 d: O: @) ]6 }
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards
$ g9 A4 |: ~4 e/ ADD Banckert engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards4 K0 v1 |$ d3 Z% ?* T4 V$ t# j/ l+ w
DD Vampire engages DD Asagumo at 5,000 yards# D) b& M  ?6 e1 [
DD Vampire engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards
0 g/ L0 `9 V, m, NDD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards
9 t. C* A# [: fDD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards
* u; Z* \* E; i1 B& b, FDD Hagikaze engages DD Piet Hein at 5,000 yards
( `+ a9 |6 `! @' y3 r2 ^Range increases to 9,000 yards
# n) I- M# a! G2 x) q/ r& i- n& fCA Chokai engages CL Durban at 9,000 yards
% k; d' B$ B3 d1 A. ]CA Takao engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards
) c" V1 C9 l: t  Q1 j+ Q7 ^CL Danae engages CL Kuma at 9,000 yards* I  o0 e7 Q' Y# `/ w! @1 E
CL Sendai engages CL Danae at 9,000 yards! p# D$ J+ v  V5 H$ L; p9 D$ }
DD Yamagumo engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
) E' @8 h4 M1 M8 i& W% x$ b0 k- L. `DD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 9,000 yards
! s) v3 [& Z: X: Y' [$ R) }# C: XDD Vampire engages DD Akatsuki at 9,000 yards# g' O: k4 N0 [8 `" G& p
DD Vampire engages DD Michishio at 9,000 yards
# c3 ~, @4 k* Z/ zDD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 9,000 yards7 P! Y! \2 K# `3 n
Range increases to 11,000 yards
+ L* R& `/ m$ Q0 k2 Z7 pCA Chokai engages CL Danae at 11,000 yards! D6 \$ g% P  ?& u8 a# J
CL Durban engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards
9 t2 ]; c7 g0 m# |# O$ wCL Kuma engages CL Dragon at 11,000 yards: q0 p2 W7 g' }4 U! }% m# O
CL Sumatra engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards
1 k" y  J$ m1 d; `/ N9 @+ ^) PDD Ikazuchi engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
; q: C- W2 X1 K. W* {) P; @4 x7 vDD Akatsuki engages DD Vendetta at 11,000 yards
" ~& N0 Q5 n9 GDD Asagumo engages DD Piet Hein at 11,000 yards3 l( N1 m. B( q) ^2 M
DD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 11,000 yards) r, ?- Y' b" G- v4 P8 z
Task forces break off... # S5 O+ ?) I' K7 r4 y
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 19,000 Yards 2 F; f$ y# q5 X9 ^
Japanese Ships
7 B4 j& M! Q& f  ]& u0 Q" ]      CA Kumano
7 [0 L% E/ L* C; l1 `' G      DD Arashi
" n  l5 D1 `: H( S  }      DD Harusame
0 y% C$ Y" G% C/ h' q) j) @      DD Asagiri" m' a1 |0 E& `, A, [
      DD Sagiri
3 A9 J$ S2 d; }) H1 TAllied Ships
1 C/ S, z+ A. e; m/ u# k      CL Dragon, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk3 i' J  ?2 C6 q$ y/ W5 T, d
      DD Banckert, Shell hits 15, and is sunk
" o& E% e" w7 J7 f% c. v! gMaximum visibility in Overcast Conditions: 20,000 yards9 l/ H0 q$ S8 z+ P: ]. y
Range closes to 21,000 yards...
3 J' k3 R" f. ?7 X& C9 \Range closes to 19,000 yards...
, a9 y  Z/ H: c9 g' XCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 19,000 yards0 G( t" R  a; Y+ q7 |6 ]
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 19,000 yards
5 U4 x4 G1 u8 V, ?( u" ?& STanaka, Kikumatsu crosses the 'T'
' P' c  z. H0 @+ gCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards
, U  `6 Z. w( P( k1 ~! cCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards
! @* _3 W& K5 e5 j9 D& |" q. cDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 19,000 yards
/ L8 |/ a. ]2 K& @" W3 f7 QDD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 19,000 yards+ Z4 z" H- b; c* `7 B. n
Range closes to 16,000 yards
" [& I1 w! ~& J( _& zDD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 16,000 yards8 Y5 ^; J; R7 d! e! E. K- A  Y$ l
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 16,000 yards
9 w8 A* U* N& j$ vDD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 16,000 yards
1 H2 z9 K! u. _; aDD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 16,000 yards
5 R3 I0 Y- I& e' SRange closes to 12,000 yards; O+ \; n# _, D& p0 L
CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 12,000 yards1 T+ q9 E. G9 Z$ y. s, X& r0 Z
DD Banckert engages DD Sagiri at 12,000 yards9 n" X( p7 ^, K* J% S! P2 I# l2 g
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 12,000 yards
1 N5 F) B6 R8 ~  UDD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards, d. M& k$ \) g) Z. I
Range closes to 10,000 yards7 h1 K7 M1 j' S. e2 k" H! s
CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 10,000 yards# Z: j0 D! A$ A0 M# T
DD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 10,000 yards
) |! c9 s0 C% |  LDD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards
* [0 y% x( F3 [1 dDD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards: R/ [3 {, }# W1 c' X* E
Range closes to 9,000 yards
' u1 r1 D! m8 g0 aCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards
( i3 ^) `' v4 |DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 9,000 yards
/ U0 X3 S1 A, @% ADD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards4 h# N* W7 z' M" r
Range closes to 8,000 yards
# E6 g1 A! K9 k$ h9 r, N" u; rCL Dragon sunk by CA Kumano at 8,000 yards/ v9 v8 g7 U; ]8 L% @+ W
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
& f' U3 ?$ q8 KDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
% O' i3 c8 E) V9 DDD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
/ Q# r5 e' y" E5 s2 D3 g% MDD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
# p7 l# P' Z8 c+ y% e: c% K- ^: `DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards9 m$ n1 ?% P0 i+ @% N% K, E  h7 E
Range increases to 11,000 yards
" [) ^" Z5 {4 o& x1 U% fDD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 11,000 yards
8 m5 I; b7 x2 G7 XDD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
* N$ }: I) r2 M7 JRange increases to 12,000 yards) j. l/ E' a; t+ Z. g. S) f
CA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards. s5 @: h2 X; ?4 \
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards5 x8 H( n+ t/ b% K. q
Range closes to 11,000 yards
: @+ [% r. v6 `  E- \" vDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
* s7 h6 p  o1 sDD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 11,000 yards
0 K% p; M% E5 x9 j4 XDD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
/ [  I* h, t6 z6 N2 L" Y) fRange closes to 9,000 yards
( ?6 F: _2 V: U' T3 G; s5 {4 }, G' LCA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
2 I( R  T" |! m* `: k1 ODD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
5 B0 n& S1 C$ T' E# T7 z8 zDD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
" I& R) z! d; i, M+ J/ sRange closes to 5,000 yards) v3 ]/ L  f4 D# [8 p3 J
DD Banckert sunk by CA Kumano at 5,000 yards% I! A( O1 r2 O6 d
Combat ends with last Allied ship sunk...
* {& _. v$ Z- m: f4 g--------------------------------------------------
/ @1 w! Y2 C7 L' FMorning Air attack on 1st Ind.Mixed Brigade, at 81,43 , near Ankang
: w; t8 F  v2 H5 ~# N2 t, nWeather in hex: Thunderstorms 7 {/ }% ]/ \3 P0 H, ~  a* n. @- F
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
1 j5 A! R. d( d1 {Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
, O4 c" r6 C1 V8 }3 g/ P  F+ DAllied aircraft
8 T" U0 U, f( V$ |, o4 I      A-29A Hudson x 8
8 Z+ G1 p$ G/ Z' Q2 K( uAllied aircraft losses
2 a5 v* Q! r3 N) u7 g8 U      A-29A Hudson: 2 damaged
7 O$ I, A! K3 c8 ?8 j: qAircraft Attacking:
" W" g& X! p, |0 D) k       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet
- b; j# l4 I# t) ]               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
5 c' g# B! {$ @2 D! g------------------------------------------------------------, B5 P! p8 T' U& e5 N; i
Afternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
3 e  c( M" i& O, ?( j* [- W$ h; KWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
6 |& K, h+ A2 j% D7 t9 T5 @' jRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
0 X  }; O) v3 S+ h0 y( f6 REstimated time to target is 3 minutes
9 g2 k9 t. i) @% o8 E4 {Allied aircraft
' V: F9 v8 X7 K* S2 g      B-17D Fortress x 17 . @# X% c! d% v6 l- W8 y
No Allied losses 5 _0 k1 l% r) ?7 {$ z
Japanese ground losses:
- t$ L9 F/ j; ~7 j2 F) K+ L      19 casualties reported+ T- P: t1 ?; V
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
8 f& S2 e1 I) _* ]3 z         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled& I& }* |% l5 ]: ~) q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- V8 c2 I% T$ J2 c) A7 n$ yAircraft Attacking:1 v, D% C5 R- b5 [, b# k- h
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
3 U! Z! \: L; L# ]               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
, @+ ^: G- _) m; I       5 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
! p7 u( d+ R4 r/ f8 p! ?               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
6 L1 E) M3 U0 X       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
$ K7 a" d! x# B               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
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7 W+ S1 t3 h) H8 o. _Afternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
+ Z* _1 C' I. A, b+ Y+ ]Weather in hex: Heavy cloud
9 T. L! m( @# IRaid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
' ?3 g4 }4 U' T/ iEstimated time to target is 1 minutes
" T- R4 Q: \$ x& yAllied aircraft) S7 W& P9 f/ _7 E! a
      B-17D Fortress x 7 % i4 t0 M, Z; Z, X( f1 D; N
No Allied losses
! J/ j8 i" Z6 @; u: x( t/ l1 n  WJapanese ground losses:/ t0 T/ L; S* ]8 n) r. w3 @! \2 R
      21 casualties reported
- a+ O2 c9 n5 B         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled1 S& I. ]. N1 m  ^6 E. y9 w
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
7 C" |1 A. v6 W7 V3 e% k9 C. t9 f         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled & B5 ^3 N2 [- s6 M* U5 g
Aircraft Attacking:
8 }4 C0 M+ q% r( M( q/ Y9 C% k       7 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet- R7 {7 U7 X: c4 f; P+ N( i0 H. ?( ]
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb9 q5 l- B9 H- s6 k1 U
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Ground combat at 99,130 (near Port Moresby) . J9 y# }0 b* `0 _# d
Japanese Shock attack 8 i0 P2 G- p6 b! s8 A' T
Attacking force 11879 troops, 139 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 411 0 N& u. h# p2 p
Defending force 4844 troops, 31 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 77 7 I; u1 q  O( O7 l7 Q
Japanese adjusted assault: 365  
- Q1 J% J- m6 s. ?# Z: w6 SAllied adjusted defense: 115  
  {3 n7 ]# h/ j* W9 \2 H) aJapanese assault odds: 3 to 1    y0 |1 Q3 ?# a' `' [# l# R2 n
Combat modifiers
# L1 j6 o4 L: K& c8 [Defender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-), supply(-)
( C7 C4 W, X9 V7 K) S1 JAttacker: shock(+)
2 n$ @) v: `: A( cJapanese ground losses:
; z7 R) a1 S* C3 V$ z      168 casualties reported
. g( L+ Q9 F5 `( {; R         Squads: 1 destroyed, 17 disabled- p+ o2 K$ Q0 u5 m9 n4 r
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ T8 _) [* t8 n. ]7 Z  m7 C3 \
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 6 _% h  e6 w& l" \. F8 d8 O" |& I3 I
Allied ground losses:
: u7 g% V: F7 G8 U      1424 casualties reported
) E. Q  Y+ B( s" ^         Squads: 68 destroyed, 0 disabled
' C* B! ]$ Q/ q* K8 `         Non Combat: 121 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ d& Y1 B8 R6 ]6 p' o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled3 O3 E! h. w& f& ?8 L
      Guns lost 9 (4 destroyed, 5 disabled)  \0 B) ], \- Y- {8 M: Z: F8 H( @
      Units retreated 2
6 G  l2 m) H6 i7 J4 lDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
% a" U; \! i) M. AAssaulting units:
0 o+ x5 R" Z1 q; A. y4 g; k: L+ L    146th Infantry Regiment
4 s$ R1 u, ], i5 V9 O3 E! D    144th Infantry Regiment) ]3 @* j- i' i( f" K, d& y
    16th Infantry Regiment
# u% L4 u. R5 C3 w; x    2nd Field Artillery Regiment ) k8 n- w* B8 T/ U2 F
Defending units:
! k7 o2 f8 D2 q6 W3 U/ \7 a    1st Australian Division& k! w7 ^! C4 `: L3 u
    15th RAAF Base Force" M: Y. d0 ]' Q& K
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Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91)
+ V0 P! s1 U" yJapanese Shock attack
" X4 c5 V* U8 n6 oAttacking force 4527 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 181 6 R- |, F! g! Y( h1 L, w0 u
Defending force 1542 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 27
% Z8 `8 [9 e9 d" d& P$ aJapanese adjusted assault: 142  - y$ t( o; Y4 ~( @1 I
Allied adjusted defense: 58  5 n& Q5 b8 w% t% n0 _" T/ _9 H  i
Japanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 1)  
7 u! g1 x  A; G6 }8 TJapanese Assault reduces fortifications to 0
5 Q$ J* ?# \* O8 WCombat modifiers4 ?; y& X; c2 A; Y
Defender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)7 p+ V" O0 X& |2 B; ?7 B9 _# Y) t
Attacker: shock(+)
. ?$ |( X4 d0 D9 a9 f/ ~) tJapanese ground losses:
% h1 H( z$ s& f1 Q  P* M      130 casualties reported( u9 W% y5 M' K
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 12 disabled3 }. }3 D- D. I7 M( `% R, }
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled- R3 ?, H! H# ]' X' Z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 4 k. T1 i  w0 n" X4 O% ]# ~. @
Allied ground losses:
3 i; E( R' j8 F      153 casualties reported
* M# h% |/ P6 F3 F7 v! Z0 L8 a         Squads: 0 destroyed, 15 disabled  _$ V, x. Z  C1 v
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 5 disabled
: U2 l3 ~1 T- V" x" l% W* A; u         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled 8 p- k. W* c; ~( _$ W0 g/ r
Assaulting units:0 h; [# ]& a8 p3 `! |* O
    15th Naval Guard Unit( e4 o: g5 M* _) v  N" W9 ^8 J/ B
    Kure 3rd SNLF+ n9 l) W9 `: r5 t7 u
    I./124th Infantry Battalion
" T& m$ U& B, N8 c    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  
. F2 ]$ q7 W  K( WDefending units:6 `) p' l9 L$ p, z
    VII KNIL Battalion
- {% M3 @) G' v  _) G( ]7 x5 n6 L    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion
" ~6 Y! I  E3 |8 s- z, e1 \6 |    Tarakan Base Force

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 05, 423 j0 Q/ \* M& ~4 F! C1 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。
" P1 J& `4 y; u( a3 v日军玩命的炸巨港，有必要炸这么烂么。。
, o& e; p+ }$ V9 [/ z5 G6 @; yKB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？
' \: A& ?! ^& D: x0 p3 W4 o, F0 ~3 u9 _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
5 }7 y7 ^$ U+ _9 Z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。" I7 d4 r$ {- H$ M9 g
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
0 n6 s+ ?/ u1 T( w2 N1 F2 l" r+ \Weather in hex: Severe storms 2 S0 f4 j" B+ @
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.* R4 o4 _; J, V
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes # H) N, @$ `) ^* Q
Japanese aircraft$ n* c( x! e' q+ s0 L. x$ h
      A6M2 Zero x 45/ e. V, @: V- t: @
      G3M2 Nell x 32" B& \) f  q9 f
      G4M1 Betty x 459 {6 _1 c4 m2 H1 b3 s: r% d
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 32
2 E: [% V* B1 ~! KJapanese aircraft losses1 d' u: Q. F1 ^% I3 |/ S
      G3M2 Nell: 7 damaged+ r- @2 q# x& s6 A
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged # ^) N9 ~: d) l5 Y
Airbase hits 5, \* s9 y0 S9 f+ {
Airbase supply hits 3
( |5 `' R6 g( g, m' BRunway hits 18 / l: P7 e( t& `& w. q" m( C
Aircraft Attacking:. }* C' |1 Y7 W/ N$ ~) O& j3 Y6 _
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
2 N3 Y  j/ |$ V! {+ a               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb' h+ F! Y- R" v. m; a
      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
/ I/ a1 R% X1 H               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
9 F3 J# x* N. p$ P8 w" L       9 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet4 _% A% U. f$ Q+ i5 F$ Y' }8 h
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
! E; n" n# U; m7 v5 v+ ?+ b       9 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
: \( X! b) W" W1 S* X, A               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb% D, D, z9 Q$ |2 H7 |5 D
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
; U( ?: i; j# ~               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb ! ?1 u1 g* D- J* e) A/ E5 l! \0 m
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  9 j6 H. x2 V, s2 Y' `  \
Weather in hex: Severe storms
, s: K. M' j% x2 F" W6 Q; qRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.2 o! Q& u8 F& X/ j
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
: ^/ o, Q7 I  @$ i) R1 a0 }Japanese aircraft/ W" J5 n$ C  ?2 p/ O
      A6M2 Zero x 178 @: H% _# _6 E  R2 n& f- [9 f
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 18
8 t1 k2 E/ V. s7 U- }( B3 f3 V      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9
- B4 k! k. C9 W, E0 T2 C      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 22 + |5 P7 F2 M/ _9 L& i
Japanese aircraft losses
  `, M7 ^$ i9 `7 `% I" }5 R      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged. C# I6 S( ^. x
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 damaged   w7 _3 _2 c4 S1 I7 l
Airbase hits 1
! ^( M. l$ I+ s9 o9 i* b6 r3 [3 TAirbase supply hits 1
+ m3 W% ]) i* |9 _Runway hits 3
1 M5 Z' a* H/ k* r/ G: ^----------------------------------------------------0 X) \, I; V. Z0 {+ ?- A  p
Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  2 Z  s( D6 Q3 b% ~5 q4 c
Weather in hex: Severe storms & w; o5 m; |0 X- U
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.9 U  Q0 m' x0 [5 _$ R( y2 @
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
  v/ ^2 `8 l- P4 m) t; OJapanese aircraft
1 ]; _. K  O$ X/ _) m0 w: f      A6M2 Zero x 178 F2 k, a# o* U# `
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 14
! a! c- W8 ~  a, c$ W      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9
8 ~, `* N- W5 Z" `; k9 U; BJapanese aircraft losses% E1 i7 w! z2 T8 a
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged
! v/ o; @5 v) S9 U) l      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak
; z4 m5 I+ d! y' hRunway hits 2 % |% a7 }8 i# Z5 v& N0 d' S
Aircraft Attacking:6 E7 x: I  l  C3 \1 e' j
      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
8 @+ r+ g: e0 Y5 G1 ]  }+ c               Airfield Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
9 R( ?. u' H% l& o* `0 `$ D-------------------------------------
+ ]# y! E7 A# @$ g9 ~: q& ~1 ZGround combat at Ankang (82,42) 6 x4 y& x: q- _; E( A+ K
Japanese Bombardment attack
2 S9 `9 ^2 B$ b# [& M" N5 k- |Attacking force 61232 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1992 ; P) P9 l5 k( O, Q
Defending force 77037 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125
4 y0 o' H: `; M; e" M- N- n+ TJapanese ground losses:3 |' E- _' H& q* }# S1 i
      9 casualties reported
/ z$ n  u% e2 f! B1 e$ c         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled. X) x; h; b; J$ P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 t$ M/ H' A' T4 {, w3 ]9 x         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
: ?3 M. x( H& V" W+ l; [# J- P3 NAllied ground losses:
% ^' w$ ~: U+ n1 I; ^* L      62 casualties reported' X1 @5 Q( A4 n( o( ~- {$ g  r/ D( j: w
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 12 disabled# q0 r! l  B% Y- `3 H$ C
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
" [* u# Q) \$ m4 R$ z: R+ V/ U         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled5 R$ f: D' M8 Z+ J
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Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91)
% `: l6 y+ E' z2 O& ?$ M6 ~/ {Japanese Shock attack
7 X6 t% z* M+ o  H) j% p' R3 t3 xAttacking force 4437 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 173 + P7 P4 G6 l0 Q* ~" ]
Defending force 1409 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 16
6 d5 D& Y# n. mJapanese adjusted assault: 107  7 U/ T8 H/ [6 ~; u* n% ?
Allied adjusted defense: 22  7 l4 m" H6 A4 f+ [9 Q8 K0 k
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)  ; ?% W1 S! N* U/ L# U8 K, i- ]
Japanese forces CAPTURE Tarakan !!!
1 f$ f* K( w) `Combat modifiers; l$ I5 r4 i+ M( L
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(-), experience(-)
" }" A) v5 i) m+ o  FAttacker: shock(+)
6 Z" @8 y5 |6 [) vJapanese ground losses:- N& i9 m2 w0 y, l
      206 casualties reported* y3 Q. H" p# ]( B. E
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 25 disabled
9 m1 U( J$ C5 X+ F! r/ p3 z( m9 S         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled) t) M3 J# p0 G2 t3 \
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 4 q6 x, [) g( W: w5 v9 E
Allied ground losses:
& T* `' y" T( F; s8 k      542 casualties reported) H3 h6 S8 q! h. c) Z) t' @
         Squads: 14 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 p; \' P6 i# F6 j( }( H$ O  n         Non Combat: 24 destroyed, 1 disabled
; |2 h& o) N5 |/ P: @1 x         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 S8 f% o4 O" Z  I1 Q) |$ ^      Guns lost 25 (25 destroyed, 0 disabled)0 z9 G6 q3 ^( s3 e0 ^' o$ z9 t1 t
      Vehicles lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)2 Z" h* @7 n, `. R4 a8 O$ n
      Units retreated 3
8 `4 B' n$ K0 m. n% _- d& H& gDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
* y9 _$ x. ?, j7 u; j2 xAssaulting units:' `( G! @9 J  b# t+ B0 L% k# T& M6 B
    Kure 3rd SNLF2 ]' D. S& i( K% M( D
    I./124th Infantry Battalion
8 @: k0 ~: |3 [: l- Z4 d- {    15th Naval Guard Unit5 d. z+ K( K7 C2 c* l& D
    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  7 y! }; l+ X) B! w1 G! Y
Defending units:
  E8 a; C6 R4 E$ D, I) I- Y; a6 i    VII KNIL Battalion
  M- |/ [, k4 T/ \* r0 Y( I$ @' \    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion, l. ]8 I6 s; I& S# Q9 p
    Tarakan Base Force
4 n1 [* Q5 }$ _) }, x; _* F0 b1 d-------------------------------------------------
" R1 y) d; o, g9 r. r$ \$ [Ground combat at 78,91 (near Davao)   {8 {6 e+ j( W6 \. z9 \; O& N
Japanese Deliberate attack : E' S* y2 Y2 I+ A2 d9 A& N. q9 g
Attacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61
0 Z+ q+ \. w9 {- H2 iDefending force 107 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5 2 v9 h" y. q& K; [
Japanese adjusted assault: 56  
& ~: s% s7 y% M# ~, ?3 VAllied adjusted defense: 1  
* B9 g$ h0 }9 X" X5 OJapanese assault odds: 56 to 1  
% B0 D3 I% [. ]9 x2 S  y4 Z! D0 V4 _Combat modifiers
7 b( G, R9 ~6 I7 R4 p" e: G- K2 KDefender: op mode(-), experience(-), supply(-)
* c+ l* q$ n' G; E, R2 S8 x9 I/ zAttacker:  
# ]: J; V# t4 g3 q+ N3 r" _; lJapanese ground losses:% O6 j8 P6 O9 X& {* [* t  j
      42 casualties reported
$ s4 e/ Y+ \! u" C1 T         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 R6 Y5 @; K9 u( x8 m- l% |         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 f; d2 c2 w7 z( t         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled# ~& k. [& M4 _/ N$ f; q
      Guns lost 2 (2 destroyed, 0 disabled) 1 p: L7 r4 p& w$ t# ^6 I6 h. |
Allied ground losses:
4 c2 V- q: f. ^1 B4 b- ]# o      65 casualties reported
* y' Z7 j5 |+ T         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" O$ I+ @0 @6 g& P/ y3 M
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled. |2 w) O4 o6 [- C- j. H4 X2 j' @
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled2 x5 J; a( Q8 a
      Units destroyed 2 ( N: I* o, E0 ^
Assaulting units:# ]2 U7 g9 p! J
    62nd Naval Guard Unit
1 B8 [3 ]7 h7 i; fDefending units:
/ r# }4 G3 q* ~( g& I% Z    4th Marine Rgt /1
3 s$ I* f9 d8 q    Cavite USN Base Force /1

wangqifeng

5 a; e) w  _1 r& y从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，
* m9 h) Y6 Q+ I8 L+ O7 U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。* e1 _- Y& E2 Y3 m  e  C
本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，
" M; f- Y0 G" w( M5 M: K在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地 ...
* d- P- z) V0 N& A. Q& `, ]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

" ^7 i+ Y$ G/ _) L+ k/ o

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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
, S# _# I' ~, R5 ?0 Rwangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-9 02:12

7 f7 |' J8 K6 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
" @* j$ R6 N$ x: `3 w$ Z. [/ breninhat 发表于 2014-12-9 16:48

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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，" f6 F5 u9 p) m
比一般营级单位27战力大点，号称一个团还是蛮吓唬人的 " F% Y! q1 e5 ]7 }+ o
看来日军是空降突击的缅甸，而不是从北面走过去的，2 _  S: t: j9 W1 K* v
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
* X: \5 }4 q4 g0 ~) \  E' A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' z3 _' z( |! i3 i8 e( |6 h. ?
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，4 g/ {& \! s% ~4 y
闲来无事的新加坡空军继续拿巨港撒气。
) |5 P3 q# b, F* J/ g" L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？9 K3 [% O  V3 i0 ?
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  / e4 f: R3 j- M5 _% k6 {
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
4 ]5 m- R6 t$ ~1 R. x6 J& _Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
3 k% n4 d9 ~3 Q3 }Estimated time to target is 6 minutes $ h- ^  U# X  \
Japanese aircraft
" A9 S3 J6 M. _/ k, U7 o0 {      A6M2 Zero x 344 e7 E2 P: u7 P( \& @( S. P
      G3M2 Nell x 31( P3 g6 i2 |8 W# k. A/ a- O  P
      G4M1 Betty x 26
/ ]- ]' P. ~  C$ ~- W      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 31 9 o( J/ X! u5 o1 O8 u
Japanese aircraft losses. H! k: l. w! w' ~/ _
      G3M2 Nell: 11 damaged/ Z8 K- i. l0 _# {5 W7 F. s: T
      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged& G/ b; k2 B) t/ r" O8 \" V" B
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
! ~) g  j1 h# C5 g* ^/ V5 ?1 v4 u2 JAllied ground losses:9 k8 l1 c! E* G; U+ Y# P
      31 casualties reported
9 N& f) I; y) Y( t4 V7 t         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled1 U: t6 q# n, e, Z4 m$ y1 z5 p, g
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
! k: v5 n% \: A1 f5 c. t         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 u2 G3 @: y5 L* ]7 a1 ]Airbase hits 3) E% l, n3 T# t. |' Z
Airbase supply hits 26 A3 [6 |$ f" C- |7 S5 \
Runway hits 10
3 }4 e$ y5 H7 v, C3 w5 AAircraft Attacking:2 O( p0 z0 x  l4 @5 `/ o
      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet# n4 T4 B! c% L" Q4 U$ o) m
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb8 s0 I6 ]) U3 \. O) V
      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet! ]! Z/ R. X3 k; B$ T% N
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb* P& z' _4 n9 l; ^2 R1 e' O
       8 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet: }. ?, z6 y" B. Z' i  n% z
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
* }, G5 f% Z6 w) k- M6 {8 E: }: r       8 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet' w  x0 G+ e# x! x3 @1 }
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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, v: U* g' S# f7 PAfternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang) ' Q. [: A9 L3 D9 \7 {
Weather in hex: Partial cloud 9 M3 b7 K6 K. Q$ Z
Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.6 ~' ~/ [" ]$ d6 _
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes
) \5 i; F3 J) C3 \* m2 UJapanese aircraft+ c# e" z4 u) n, a- Z; O. ?
      A6M2 Zero x 18' v* T2 E4 Y" Z6 o* F0 F& ]1 n; R
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 17( f+ F5 }: T0 O8 V- Z8 D4 o
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21
3 v- X1 m0 n  Z8 A4 W* |5 I      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 23 " z7 W0 s9 w# t+ P; k7 E
Japanese aircraft losses
& T4 p6 B4 i) p8 j# R% U5 _      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged
: b$ g; W6 k5 @      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak6 T) |* K, }5 F/ m2 Q) R- p
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 6 damaged ; Q1 o/ a2 f4 s1 q
Allied ground losses:! W7 `  x8 [; _* ?& b' q2 r
      78 casualties reported; l6 w# e1 C5 q! Y, v7 s: Q
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled; {7 N$ U5 m$ q& Q2 O6 d
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled7 s1 \$ n9 [2 F7 r6 V! M
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. k" k6 a/ e! a  ~9 ]# \Aircraft Attacking:
  C$ f! w7 N$ @7 @      17 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
: T7 b$ j# h3 Y; W  `* e' s+ x               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb6 }" F3 c$ P1 O, K3 u) V1 d; A
      23 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet) T% m( `! c) b6 j! ?
               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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. f9 B0 ^; B" d3 S$ x5 x  vAfternoon Air attack on Korps Marechausee Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang) . i4 s( |7 o: N: r0 V
Weather in hex: Partial cloud 8 z- K2 a1 V6 O; u( @4 j
Raid spotted at 4 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
% l4 c3 V6 |1 g6 AEstimated time to target is 1 minutes ! H! ]1 v2 T# Z. M
Japanese aircraft
7 [0 Q0 T4 b4 H" _- s! o9 z( ?      A6M2 Zero x 17: _/ A; i7 [  }. P+ w( j5 D9 z) N
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 13
! D2 l$ S& A9 n! \* x7 p' sJapanese aircraft losses( g0 }& j, K+ h9 q! q
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
! `, n0 I8 z$ u  YAllied ground losses:
+ Y8 V' |* D) E" X- `' u/ I      88 casualties reported- A" s5 H6 _: W4 d# H" }5 ]; m
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled7 G  a( l: U: F4 s: a9 Z( q8 J
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
( V4 E( M+ o/ p) P         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled : G1 ]: k! ?+ p2 w
Aircraft Attacking:
$ v- R5 h5 s! A0 U7 z4 X- \      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet5 L) s! J9 s0 y' X; G
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb 9 G( {2 v3 T# m- p& f
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7 ^; e0 G" @* O! }6 H; c4 K3 mAfternoon Air attack on West Sumatra Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang)
, Q' a# y' o0 q9 d# \" f% {. U0 EWeather in hex: Partial cloud
6 q+ a, l. M$ ]Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
6 |, ]0 {0 Z/ \& o  fEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
! l% C8 v& i- XJapanese aircraft7 E$ {: J" F, _
      A6M2 Zero x 24$ T& \4 G* _+ X
      G4M1 Betty x 18
5 d* g; q8 E+ c' U# T* @      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21 ' j/ R/ w/ ?* [8 j5 X3 j: l- U1 x- s: E
Japanese aircraft losses
, w4 z0 N; ]: G$ D, p% G      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged( N# T9 e2 G9 O4 E( d( D% r' M  O
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 7 a; N7 S- ?9 G) ~3 V( U$ q/ W
Allied ground losses:
. q# ?/ _: H/ h7 T& {      68 casualties reported4 n1 {0 K" \" B
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 r7 p  J7 s1 K4 _) A& y; c/ l         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled
, j9 A* F" A7 a         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled # }! {0 K# P4 v  y, F( p1 c
Aircraft Attacking:8 o7 y! J! q  C1 ^* @
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet: v1 J- F7 y0 K$ Z
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
7 N+ s9 k+ n' j-------------------------------------------------------- 2 S) E; ^, w% r  }! w
Ground combat at Ankang (82,42)
1 d( {1 j5 e! p& ~2 c, uJapanese Bombardment attack
& n1 s) I* _% e* UAttacking force 61227 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1991
6 i- U0 a  i4 `1 ?' bDefending force 77072 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125 ; W1 g& K+ ?  z9 @
Japanese ground losses:
8 |- L0 `5 v1 ~. w. j; m      9 casualties reported
; O' ]9 A" |8 x" C0 m         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
; p$ N0 O5 }( |% A         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" m! [: Y9 K" G+ V! ]
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled - o- ~9 c1 ?9 l* R' d4 @2 _  v
Allied ground losses:
8 y9 c  w* G2 {0 E, F3 Y3 m- o      90 casualties reported$ m5 T) }9 U7 _
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled; N- q+ L* Q' v- ]; s
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
  [; o# M# Y' l: H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
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Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88)
+ H$ m7 a" S) ^! G$ P5 I& GJapanese Bombardment attack
5 ?5 i. I5 }3 w$ S) e( M! w; KAttacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62 8 u! h) ]- p/ E/ d4 {3 C! T
Defending force 1535 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 38 4 }) T2 P3 A  c9 W) f6 p& D8 Q# Y" C
Allied ground losses:6 Y& q- g* d9 t2 s; e- d: i
      22 casualties reported: p0 P# K4 N$ `9 ?' K
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled7 b: O) K; v/ G4 c$ u7 l( I) |1 l+ B
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* V5 x/ _2 l$ T$ p* C- x
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled 3 @) C, G3 Y) A4 c3 {
Assaulting units:
4 u5 m+ L1 M1 z: S5 M    22nd Recon Regiment
4 I2 ^! X+ ], ~1 @% O9 ~/ i: g    18th Mountain Gun Regiment
: b2 f# d0 w9 g/ v3 m" K    1st RF Gun Battalion
  ]" a" J$ c( I! G    5th Mortar Battalion
2 B! c3 p3 a6 l    3rd Mortar Battalion
9 Y0 F! ?& A2 U    12th JAAF Base Force6 l3 w" a+ @: E( D: B
    22nd JAAF AF Bn  
8 ]9 y1 l; c. S1 r4 t/ }Defending units:7 T/ C* h$ h6 W  c! t+ P/ |
    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
1 H0 H2 ^+ S1 u0 B    North Borneo Base Force
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Ground combat at Singkep (49,87)
, n3 Y+ n) Z, V# E' M% Q4 C* z7 n+ EJapanese Shock attack : x8 r: }# ]  `" X, E
Attacking force 1433 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 58
+ l1 M1 T5 J" S; l' ^  e# L  NDefending force 177 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9
( {$ b/ \1 E- ^' ?Japanese adjusted assault: 54  
* e! A9 e' e( z8 C& ]Allied adjusted defense: 1  
6 x+ }2 s, u* }: }8 E  l# mJapanese assault odds: 54 to 1 (fort level 0)  
+ ^2 O* p/ A' f9 l& Y. qJapanese forces CAPTURE Singkep !!! ! L: j, a$ E7 U0 R5 ~# ?5 e
Combat modifiers
3 i1 Z- p3 v9 U' uDefender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), fatigue(-), morale(-)
6 ~% Q% \) ?* _7 H9 ] experience(-)# ~6 S, ]6 E; B2 B2 w; g- [
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-) ; \( O3 M2 M1 W' d( e9 T, i
Allied ground losses:
- }, ?% Z* g6 }$ K* m% {      151 casualties reported* f/ l7 b3 d% j
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled( \' U0 V% |* V- y; p
         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 0 disabled9 k: u. Q% f  t5 f: ]! r" J( c
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# @, T$ z* c. E: v6 s" d8 b* Y9 w      Units destroyed 1 : Y3 Z# D  h3 ^
Assaulting units:1 i2 W( T8 G  ~" ~/ y" \5 }
    91st Naval Guard Unit & N+ }# R! x, c! @2 h: y
Defending units:# \9 M8 c% x1 ^4 H
    Riouw KNIL Battalion

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 07, 42& \9 s; m6 O# m: j& E
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。
9 j% k7 t! w( g, ~, y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。9 L/ S; ^/ E- L' L# P/ @; q
已经下令去巨港附近打游击了，看明天能否有所收获。4 r3 Y4 ?' w5 p  p0 ]0 Q
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。 5 j# O7 N3 D6 K9 |
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Tandjoengpinang at 50,85, Range 10,000 Yards
) Q! t5 j  _. z! s" f( ~Japanese Ships- B* a# u. s3 ~8 z3 ]
      CL Nagara
0 @+ H3 M5 A5 p      CL Abukuma
: v8 Z' g4 m/ k7 V$ M" R      DD Yugiri
- F9 m( k2 m- m/ x9 v      DD Amagiri
. E* v* p3 Q9 I3 [4 F# Z+ C5 Q      DD Satsuki
+ L8 D6 y8 g; C: V      DD Minazuki8 x3 a2 p% g+ `
      DD Fumizuki! o$ E% O" _! h/ p
      DD Nagatsuki
2 e  E" p( J0 z' b$ V' x6 V! I6 V% i      DD Tachikaze
$ T$ C! n6 I) cAllied Ships
! X8 m8 H" R* U) Q1 k, f      ML No. 310, Shell hits 1, and is sunk& Q  ?% u! @/ ~& |
      ML No. 311, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
, z; w' I# W) L/ ^( q% \7 k      ML No. 362, Shell hits 3, and is sunk
. R3 K" N2 I" W8 L1 [      ML No. 363, Shell hits 4, and is sunk
/ v. n% X) s+ J      ML No. 432, Shell hits 3, and is sunk# x* D0 [7 W; W1 _
      ML No. 423, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
! ?# i; {# P- N+ j. u/ T3 M      HDML Pahalwan, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
9 A$ L3 ?4 e& }. e' F      HDML Panglima, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
& G# i7 ^; w, K  V9 ?7 ~      HDML Pennigat, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
! U8 z6 y: U' z: ]      HDML Panji, Shell hits 1, and is sunk/ V" |8 q2 Z  r$ Y
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% t0 }( D3 N0 P1 q6 v  GASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
, [1 x; e; w! Q. cJapanese Ships
- K# {1 o4 B: U: w2 d      CA Chokai; W5 K8 s' R  e5 x, \$ x
      CA Takao
7 F5 f$ R0 F$ a$ a9 E( I      CL Kuma
$ F' s1 ]0 X9 j4 F      DD Michishio1 c/ \3 r1 V% J' b
      DD Oshio  n- a0 W/ \: B/ J
      DD Hagikaze
- `4 u1 l* n4 x; `9 v& {      DD Ikazuchi! J  B3 k/ V: \; O: t
      DD Akatsuki
# s  F! }1 G9 H+ Y      DD Asagumo ' r% G0 i$ f& {/ g
Allied Ships  l: t3 s6 v: }0 K) m
      SS O23, hits 1
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
! d" d3 z! O( V  q: _- ^0 cJapanese Ships
& W% p3 W% Z9 h. p4 Z3 Q- {; ]      CA Chokai
% W/ d: }9 P0 e+ o: J9 F" v7 H      CA Takao+ |" H1 r9 c6 e7 h
      CL Kuma8 P4 m% v" [  N
      DD Michishio
" Y$ Z5 {8 A' j4 r      DD Oshio) T% @# Q! S, r2 i. ^) J8 |( Q
      DD Hagikaze
9 I% O( B/ M4 V# s& h; f      DD Ikazuchi, U: y/ J/ ~  D* k- d. v* S! c
      DD Akatsuki
; D8 N1 n/ _5 x* P/ E8 L6 e      DD Asagumo ) W/ y: J" D8 Q4 S7 M5 g# C1 ?
Allied Ships
: l5 S: o! g+ C6 ^      SS O21! r+ {: c# l  J& p1 M9 j
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
, {* K5 A" ~" f& U7 ]Weather in hex: Overcast : c* m/ M; G& U4 i) P- n
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
1 q. b$ U. g& f4 P0 S5 ^/ PEstimated time to target is 5 minutes : \8 l' a, s" Y0 n' x- o
Japanese aircraft( k4 t6 j  l1 W6 [% k$ V
      A6M2 Zero x 282 H6 M+ P6 L7 O7 _
      G3M2 Nell x 30
0 p4 @$ k/ i% H      G4M1 Betty x 183 `6 V6 h8 E- z* t2 j
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 34
: P9 V* m2 W1 n  w  p! q, JJapanese aircraft losses3 w* f6 y, i2 @  m
      G3M2 Nell: 13 damaged6 |/ [( |. U5 Z0 K# }
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged   h5 K5 N0 b3 e: E# c+ @2 ^
Allied ground losses:
8 M& ?3 j- {+ `  E& q; e      56 casualties reported6 T6 a$ @  A$ a& H- ~/ r( [
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' d. k! J3 p8 w/ Z& S         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled
$ X" H$ g* w7 o3 B$ M8 q1 `         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled   x2 B! a: S. m4 A+ V; W- u
Airbase hits 3
/ ?) j' Q. H& c2 G0 fAirbase supply hits 2
' k1 B( A2 ?* _, v% G' i) hRunway hits 17
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Afternoon Air attack on WS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang)
! E7 D0 D2 i0 a: |5 [$ v8 U! G* bWeather in hex: Overcast % S3 q' Z5 F' {& q( b: T5 @
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
1 U( j( x# t, Y- y2 MEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
! i- c; g! p! g( U1 `; H7 ?Japanese aircraft( m, g( f6 P  q) N- [
      A6M2 Zero x 14
  s" Y7 j" f# L3 o+ H" j      G4M1 Betty x 71 b0 z6 v# N/ C: U2 d
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
$ p; z. A8 O( {8 w3 R& h- [Japanese aircraft losses* d. Z+ S5 q; Y9 j- z6 M
      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged 8 b9 f3 H1 X3 m- r) D1 w
Allied ground losses:
1 P$ H  `% k' j      5 casualties reported
6 Z6 [6 ]( }9 q/ T& n' A         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% X) R1 f1 ~2 H6 w; J) g4 k$ @. {         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled3 k6 d1 O" ]4 x) }
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled " V& O- l5 K  {" @7 w* l' S  Y" p1 u
Aircraft Attacking:! E% p8 {- \! |: g  f
       7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
* E% ~5 a$ m1 V9 \/ ~               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
% w$ ^. \1 U1 K( R/ ]. h----------------------------------------------------------
9 p, ]6 W8 f  _$ n# l$ AAfternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang) 1 R6 m% \; y9 \: ]: R! A0 h1 V% b9 r
Weather in hex: Overcast " a1 ^- m  S3 m; ?1 X
Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.3 x! r) N# I& z1 f7 `
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes
# j, d  |2 h" V- U9 C; KJapanese aircraft
* o1 p9 e) {" I/ o& W! g      A6M2 Zero x 7: w, n) H3 y  O
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 15
! E6 l- x% Z+ m. z) O6 O      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
& T# C& d: M# g7 L      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21 , X8 G$ f; ^# r6 H
Japanese aircraft losses0 k; I+ p: O+ z$ @! r. ?4 f' p
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged3 u9 x& a" I* p4 ]3 W7 {2 I
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged
! Y0 Y  x5 E" F; I  ~4 o      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak ) {- r5 n" D8 R6 C8 P& t: u8 {
Allied ground losses:% I0 y# f5 f8 K8 b" j6 Z
      64 casualties reported$ v" K  t8 H( f. {% E/ k1 V
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled! J5 |# q4 x* u& [
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
, A  o" J) T% t5 {8 `; R+ L         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled / i2 Y' F! ]: g' i' ]
Aircraft Attacking:
0 C* ~# C, s& p3 B      15 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
1 a, y6 j# [2 ^  [# }2 u               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb; L: s# ]) V' Y$ P3 M
      21 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet
1 ~% J+ ^' }7 ^: ]6 V/ g               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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) |7 Z& s4 B* V/ s) o8 yAfternoon Air attack on Palembang Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang) 7 r* X3 I3 h0 K/ r; G, ~1 i
Weather in hex: Overcast
( w3 S6 P# `/ c8 ZRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
( m7 O1 I: o5 `3 p7 X0 }Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
$ ]3 c" D- P& s: p3 IJapanese aircraft
& ]' Q% ^, {. w$ m+ f3 g      A6M2 Zero x 17- B% r' o. l8 V
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 12  O+ U( m4 Z% P+ ~0 q
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21
$ U3 n/ ]7 Y3 J1 e: n2 VJapanese aircraft losses
; U" z8 A# n; C& E* `$ e      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged 7 R) m$ S+ y5 N7 y
Aircraft Attacking:
( h0 B( ?8 H) H      12 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
8 U/ u' ?1 f4 a  Z: U- l6 P  y               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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* p. s% q8 B) q8 c3 ?0 gAfternoon Air attack on Zuid KNIL Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang) - F, ^. ^5 X1 Y. d
Weather in hex: Overcast
6 }3 G/ U' r: [# r' g' t( WRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
" s) U9 i! M* E* ~! k* E' nEstimated time to target is 7 minutes 6 `9 D  U) m/ f( o3 A
Japanese aircraft7 o5 t- ~8 u! d$ t6 k- F+ S: D5 ~4 f. ~
      A6M2 Zero x 12
' X4 ?- ]0 _3 r1 r) {. S: P# ~      G4M1 Betty x 17 ( E4 Y! d; X- M7 D+ R
Japanese aircraft losses  \- Q+ a4 L. \, a- j  B
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged# e% \0 H) @! H) I# @, K
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak # |# C8 }" }8 ]
Allied ground losses:* \. s0 M  p* D8 }8 p* m
      38 casualties reported9 _) E0 E. V' N% X9 k% n
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled4 @( ~. ^* z+ t+ N
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled% W/ s& }( ]' ~
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' \, S! B# G9 n9 eAircraft Attacking:
" F" O- \! N1 Q  F( N/ T1 G      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
8 Q8 b0 b- M; j# Q               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 ) Z) A/ _& I: x4 v6 n5 f6 `* o
Japanese Ships
/ F5 L7 T2 _' C" k) w7 S; b1 q      SC Ch 2% ^, }* W$ p8 s1 |2 A
      SC Ch 1
2 j5 s4 f( t1 |$ R      AMC Kiyosumi Maru
1 J2 g7 f9 x/ k3 F% d9 M      AMC Awata Maru( P7 j) C9 \2 V( x/ Q/ v. ~7 F9 v
      AMC Asaka Maru
. u6 M) H9 |4 ?' p+ }      xAP Naminoue Maru
: _; A' w$ ]9 I" _5 V  L; q' R      xAK Kokai Maru
/ \' |2 m# [& K7 Z% Y% D      xAK Keisyo Maru
6 O, z) G1 z! Y" h4 k* P      xAK Sydney Maru
3 W, A4 P! o. |+ {/ T# n      xAKL Tokuwa Maru
9 ~/ J% E2 `% M6 u* n4 J+ ]      xAKL Unyo Maru
; J0 U8 O- ^" F3 ?4 X4 y" F+ h3 ~      PB Shinko Maru #3
& w6 b& y$ D! K# O      PB Santo Maru" B+ M0 b' e1 f9 {8 ~
      PB Heiei Maru #7
, }, b0 w& F6 J5 o! q4 q, i8 ?' VAllied Ships, X6 g# C* k% I- W% e1 Q
      SS O21, hits 12 E( d- P0 {8 z' t9 x3 Q
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1 S5 G4 ~7 F" S' Y; oASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
! C0 p9 P$ M) I1 \Japanese Ships& V% W8 b+ r6 ^5 P
      SC Ch 2% E: v' o1 d3 Z
      SC Ch 19 Z( H6 ^, n) s3 `2 H* C) k, t
      AMC Kiyosumi Maru3 X4 m0 R) T- m' E4 V% I. R
      AMC Awata Maru
# s& Y7 r2 ~. U* W8 c/ |4 h& o      AMC Asaka Maru
# ]9 R. T) v* i$ e8 k! R8 M; ~: e      xAP Naminoue Maru& y. _3 G; E2 j, M- y% V) d
      xAK Kokai Maru7 u) e2 o3 i; N* `5 F
      xAK Keisyo Maru
' m2 N* v- y1 t      xAK Sydney Maru
: C' l: H% V; m2 L2 Q) n      xAKL Tokuwa Maru
4 o8 B. B' W8 P' k/ D( E) W3 w      xAKL Unyo Maru
: ]: f( V! ]. P& d$ Z6 v      PB Shinko Maru #3" L7 V( @6 T! S' X+ Y8 J; H
      PB Santo Maru; s/ ^2 B# x) ]7 c
      PB Heiei Maru #7
$ u" {+ h) }+ NAllied Ships
. L) H, n5 M8 P: q6 G$ Y      SS O21
4 |4 H9 I* m8 m" W% O& l--------------------------------------------------------------------
3 ?! P. |$ a& ~ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
" V+ \7 e7 E# Q6 D* ?7 h! l9 u: G* YJapanese Ships" R3 j9 U5 h4 C' b( ^
      SC CHa-1* P5 e# `3 o$ v' r+ [  }' N; M, Q
      SC Ch 26 ! h2 e: `* x* J5 U/ r$ c6 ~
Allied Ships
& |6 N' P# R& c- c1 Q      SS O21
. Z( A1 m' z' k# v------------------------------------------------------------------
7 w  V0 ]8 d1 j/ }- h" e: I: X0 QASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 3 Y& L5 P+ K0 A& R
Japanese Ships
7 J; j5 r! j9 V" \      CM Shirataka, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage  k7 j* L2 `7 d! p2 U8 K' R' K
      CM Wakataka8 a8 N/ P% ~, X3 I! o2 d) _/ Z3 I
      CM Tsubame
1 o+ G$ u1 w" j6 ?% p; {3 o/ ?4 o& X      CMc Katashima2 l: h3 A: ^/ \4 ~0 u' b
      PB Tokati Maru) S6 b+ V0 L8 ~9 r
      PB Shinkyo Maru " d  k; s; O2 J3 v) |5 `! N/ V" v0 @
Allied Ships5 F+ H7 J! d+ B! G1 ~- F
      SS O21 4 B" M) Z" I  v3 j8 L" L7 M! n+ J
SS O21 launches 4 torpedoes at CM Shirataka! s) u) g$ x  \9 \$ f$ N
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...( a1 n, h: z4 n' t9 g
PB Shinkyo Maru fails to find sub and abandons search
# R5 @. K7 ]6 C, z+ G& V9 kPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...6 D: R# i" j3 M# u6 \
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
& `; k5 [2 u; ^7 j; FPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
1 K6 ^" T' n: zPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
0 [/ o* U! U' o: a) Z( ]) f- \% Y- y! tEscort abandons search for sub
" l& R  Z: \- K( @9 r---------------------------------------------------------------
3 z4 |0 O2 x, r' P- v2 sGround combat at Ankang (82,42) * q. E: h& P8 n( u$ W0 M% j
Japanese Bombardment attack 5 O8 O: \, l6 I* N- }
Attacking force 61277 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1997
: a/ V! |$ z- o% LDefending force 77099 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2123 6 J5 U% A% h; b) V; ~0 O& d* S# o
Japanese ground losses:
# L% ?3 \# @7 Z. k  y5 G9 i: L' U) ]      23 casualties reported
2 l( N# W9 D1 o) }         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
0 L, d1 j5 N$ C+ u5 h         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 u3 L- i/ M) L) G, I9 O! n) }         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled $ h7 f" m5 W3 R9 _
Allied ground losses:& v; j: i# P  P( S# i: _# i" |
      92 casualties reported
4 @4 ~8 N$ P" t& E+ k- g8 P/ v& s+ b         Squads: 1 destroyed, 8 disabled
  G# L- H# H* W% |, y         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled- w$ j) R8 r5 c) g% z) e
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled" j3 a/ k( m$ l2 I7 K6 q! K
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; J/ U- k& J0 ]Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88)
* x* R! |9 z4 C" H; v# r: ]$ t6 P$ LJapanese Bombardment attack
  @! Z( G: L5 F2 Y+ y' k0 r( j* |' @Attacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62 ( f* W' A  A6 O  W
Defending force 1529 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 36
0 D( a4 Q# Y& Q: {$ b. rAllied ground losses:' O4 N( x$ y  f: d9 r8 M  G
      10 casualties reported: {& E) s$ c0 u9 c6 X6 Q5 b% Z
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled/ E: Y- S4 d8 k# {
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 N. D" d  a+ A         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 b- Z% l5 v3 y6 U3 Y& T5 z/ nAssaulting units:
- r0 ]) D5 c3 ]! Q: F* ~    22nd Recon Regiment: P$ h3 {& w( z" B
    1st RF Gun Battalion; V" u  c: a# y# j; l
    5th Mortar Battalion3 |6 \- Z/ V4 ^& ?$ D& Y
    12th JAAF Base Force
' R3 z7 p- m0 ^% |; [- k4 e, n" ?    18th Mountain Gun Regiment4 q* R% z3 l( Z  T0 J: {$ Q
    3rd Mortar Battalion" a) Y3 S  D0 d' U/ H( V+ k9 K
    22nd JAAF AF Bn  " j/ I3 @% |3 N: ^+ V
Defending units:
8 B* j6 C% v* Y    West Borneo KNIL Battalion/ S& t% U) c& q9 E
    North Borneo Base Force

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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？( b$ q6 h( ^1 J+ \
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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( P4 G9 C, v) ^  ~) Y- g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 N! j- |7 w9 M( o/ E补给也够，一直就没升级，不知道问题在哪？
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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，
/ P$ r  j9 S. ?- h  [- g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5 Y* K% i5 q& H4 F
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: t7 |# F0 c, S' D# o! 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，' ?- B& D& `: f) [0 l
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，
: E2 F9 x/ Y' P; u* A* M- @/ ^. v$ a面对增强后的日军，能否挡住目前还是个未知数。
3 `7 r3 ]; @) J* y! F: t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
2 _+ W( L8 {+ p- F& J不过这也算各玩家的指挥风格吧，还是让结果说话吧。