kevin_hx

216# kevin_hx 嗯 我是说集结点 一般都是悉尼上床直驱瓜岛7 P5 `5 S7 K7 P6 ]
大野猪 发表于 2015-11-29 16:55

悉尼上船直接瓜岛实在太遥远了，航渡风险太大，特别是AE，
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kevin_hx

补给上限是会根据扩建机场和港口等级而增加的，之所以说瓜岛不是最佳落脚点，是因为AE里机场等级随便一个基地都会很高，瓜岛就体现不出优势，而AE里港口等级的重要性急剧上升，因此有大港口潜在等级的基地才是争夺要点，相比之下瓜岛就没啥优势了。

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 29, 42
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为了减轻长沙的压力，国军主动进攻南阳、洛阳、焦作和太原等地，探明派遣军实力后发动突击。一举拿下南阳和洛阳，仅焦作和太原受挫。获得开战以来大陆战场最大的战略胜利，国军将在中原地区有所动作，扰乱长沙派遣军的作战意志。% g/ z& V+ y* X* W/ u9 r$ U
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1 l2 f  P, ~. |" {& rGround combat at Nanyang (85,45)
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Allied Deliberate attack8 X5 K* m8 V6 P, e; ?7 S3 P
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Attacking force 71951 troops, 338 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1935
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0 B6 o# }. ?8 T# A. @4 m4 }Defending force 11893 troops, 72 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 318
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Allied adjusted assault: 743
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Japanese adjusted defense: 75 ( S* U  \& U! e3 X0 ?6 B

6 U2 x4 X# v7 y$ I3 J% d! MAllied assault odds: 9 to 1 (fort level 2) ( w# Q2 j2 u8 B) M/ F3 g* V8 ?! Y
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Allied forces CAPTURE Nanyang !!!5 `, m! T$ A- E) G
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Combat modifiers: r+ ]- b" c" _2 x2 G1 `6 G
Defender: preparation(-), experience(-)
0 W4 K3 ~2 ^  H9 P7 mAttacker: supply(-)
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. Z4 Z! {6 V6 R# N3 L  z# y+ LJapanese ground losses:
% ~0 J+ `8 w% X% S      4619 casualties reported
1 O4 E! x4 a& S$ Z3 C         Squads: 104 destroyed, 68 disabled6 z6 o/ x' ^# a" e0 E! }
         Non Combat: 100 destroyed, 55 disabled, C" ~7 J* B4 E6 q; Q, J" ^
         Engineers: 9 destroyed, 2 disabled
7 j7 V' R, h  a; n" d! \) N# I      Guns lost 39 (22 destroyed, 17 disabled)
+ l, s' @' M# ]% X) X* M( {5 L      Units retreated 2
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Allied ground losses:& A) }; Y' Z# C7 s( M4 e6 M( ^
      814 casualties reported
+ x9 c% a( ]  t; R- |) o; |* ^         Squads: 3 destroyed, 86 disabled# L3 q  A; t6 m+ S, i
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 13 disabled# Q$ B9 Z1 X; B4 g  M
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 13 disabled" b7 H' b5 O5 k7 X
      Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled)
' S( `3 ^9 q0 ~/ ]2 k1 ^      Units pursuing 2) G7 [# ^% _0 `7 \5 w) u+ m

* A$ Q* z7 D: N) dDefeated Japanese Units Retreating!9 e8 o( Y( p1 U9 c0 V! g. k
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Ground combat at Loyang (87,43)
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Allied Shock attack
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Attacking force 37773 troops, 161 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1240
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/ R! E: }6 g* ?  `& W0 MDefending force 7974 troops, 42 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 264
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3 m$ f/ e7 W% rAllied adjusted assault: 303 ' x" I7 B! l# N% v
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Japanese adjusted defense: 81 - e6 \: E. k6 l& X
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Allied assault odds: 3 to 1 (fort level 1)
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Allied forces CAPTURE Loyang !!!+ N0 v7 q/ H9 y9 D

; i) `* r. V% J. F  _% V" |! p' ECombat modifiers$ R) \2 T9 e. o. n+ m5 Y/ d
Defender: forts(+), leaders(+), preparation(-)
7 g$ j1 o5 h' EAttacker: shock(+), supply(-)
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Japanese ground losses:; n/ H! y  X+ F5 P
      1680 casualties reported, X8 @0 K2 N; T6 F8 Z
         Squads: 75 destroyed, 151 disabled
; k3 L: q' F5 O/ Q1 ?         Non Combat: 54 destroyed, 17 disabled2 i; m4 [  {- q/ q. S) Z* S/ s
         Engineers: 12 destroyed, 0 disabled
# c7 `7 }9 {! A$ X; I' ~" {      Guns lost 25 (12 destroyed, 13 disabled)
$ G& U- r+ R7 H1 H! A, u6 f      Units retreated 2
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1 |: X8 y2 y5 _  X+ JAllied ground losses:2 x$ g5 T7 g$ C$ R
      611 casualties reported
9 |% F0 F4 k) Y8 {3 y, F9 a         Squads: 11 destroyed, 125 disabled
: k( j" s9 s3 \3 n         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
6 n2 U( t+ N2 C1 C% }! m         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 7 disabled' p, M# ?. J  d4 w$ Y& {
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Defeated Japanese Units Retreating!

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 03, 42
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0 B1 z1 F0 T! T盟军登陆占领星期四岛
5 N" E: x! x- H" \( U1 j自从58进驻努美阿以后，盟军底气大增，开始有计划地逐步收复被日军占领的各种超过历史线的小岛

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 06, 42
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5 C2 ?% y% V: f: {日军企图染指迭戈加西亚，可惜总是小家子气，只派了一只特战队，结果连地勤都打不过
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Invasion Support action off Diego Garcia (11,62)5 K1 b: A; F% ?
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7 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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/ L) t* p1 O8 n- ]$ K4 n+ r( hJapanese Ships
$ _" Y6 Q9 }" d5 a6 ~! P      xAK Ryusei Maru, Shell hits 3,  on fire
/ I  E3 E$ T6 I: b8 q3 F* A9 T1 C      PB Nagata Maru! t6 Q# l5 i: ?/ e
      PB Shotoku Maru
3 u( v) Y! L+ l: _      xAK Nittai Maru8 ^: b0 G. ]# E
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Ground combat at Diego Garcia (11,62)
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Japanese Shock attack
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5 b0 o1 v7 S) n, y$ cAttacking force 597 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7
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Defending force 665 troops, 6 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7
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Japanese adjusted assault: 0 5 D: x5 p) T/ _- h1 \. j
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Allied adjusted defense: 7
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 3) 5 J* w+ X% B  g; v5 R2 N
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Combat modifiers
$ x# |+ I- d; g9 bDefender: experience(-)
% O  e/ C. J2 F* K. }- o5 ]Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-), disruption(-): X2 H* O" U9 b% j1 \- \3 Q1 I

1 E8 u8 p9 u2 [+ |/ N0 Y$ kJapanese ground losses:; n+ W/ ^2 i  ?+ F* L$ @
      81 casualties reported
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* x/ H+ q/ v( y. j# O# e" n         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 a1 R' }1 W; p" m9 a7 N: R4 `  [         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
* U! d2 \6 ]0 q6 O( a: J0 {      Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled)* G' Y: }" H& M+ }1 D" M7 H1 o
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Assaulting units:. \# t% ^, Z6 a7 r$ b
    Yokosuka 6th SNLF6 z& }+ p6 a; J
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Defending units:
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kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 08, 423 b$ X& f* T6 u% \2 N) Q
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为了迭戈加西亚，日军又增派了一个特战队，并调来KB分队支援
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! N! k1 Z* I+ w2 e; yAmphibious Assault at Diego Garcia (11,62)
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* ~9 |$ X/ ^# RTF 35 troops unloading over beach at Diego Garcia, 11,626 s2 d( ?& }9 b5 z/ {
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Japanese ground losses:  x# X( `5 N9 s) v4 J& x
      139 casualties reported, |* N$ n; t" h: T
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 14 disabled% S* U2 i& J. Q4 T) j4 t& @1 d- ?
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
* p4 V: `1 N0 C         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled& s' u+ S; J9 }: h" K; p
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Afternoon Air attack on Diego Garcia RN Base Force, at 11,62 (Diego Garcia); @2 s4 A. m3 K; m' R

! j' d. C- D8 \+ MWeather in hex: Severe storms
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$ ?8 F  O* v0 L) F) B- U. x3 nRaid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.' K4 r6 {( @, Y/ G* S/ r/ b0 p
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes8 E, c' Y. g( ~& U" Z

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- ]' J7 D/ Y" b+ l9 F4 ~      A6M2 Zero x 50
; r: ?' g) J1 r) L1 R5 [      D3A1 Val x 48
* R" {  i' L4 s+ D: s      D3A2 Val x 20
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Japanese aircraft losses" @! U2 N6 T& P, N
      D3A1 Val: 3 damaged
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Allied ground losses:! O! v7 ]2 t/ H0 d! Z
      107 casualties reported; G: L* W7 W  G% G1 \
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled) u$ y3 C: K5 h% w+ n
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
! s, _3 q$ o1 Q) {# j  J* [8 _. ]         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 5 disabled. B5 `  N  m2 y* R! D) k" v
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
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Ground combat at Diego Garcia (11,62)3 k7 z7 f5 G% E" a& p9 P

4 N. I: d2 ]/ M) O/ ?) r) VJapanese Shock attack/ l4 i3 Z3 O" x; _, y8 E( M3 R
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Attacking force 1052 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 317 q# w0 D* u. G- W5 M
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Defending force 667 troops, 6 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 56 B5 M; C+ ^' J* v, k" v

4 X& W! F0 F$ U5 L/ v6 y  }' n$ {Japanese adjusted assault: 1 8 w$ U* V. w5 Y

& B( A  ?; i- a& ~5 ~Allied adjusted defense: 3 8 N; a. J5 {0 Z7 _& g  }, v

8 w* O2 r0 q9 I$ Z! }Japanese assault odds: 1 to 3 (fort level 3)
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" H6 D* T2 f" h3 [% WCombat modifiers
0 M" r4 P7 G0 i: g2 KDefender: experience(-)9 D2 H1 T) J. E, ~6 C9 M
Attacker: shock(+), disruption(-), morale(-), supply(-)
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Japanese ground losses:
5 j1 F( m& X1 a% A      56 casualties reported
8 [: U. f0 [- s, E( I  V# D% P         Squads: 4 destroyed, 3 disabled' r: e# R; ]$ v
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 r0 k) J7 ^8 I* s8 {  k
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled) B7 \* h# ^3 a, L# h+ ]# S) h) z

! ?4 v" j. [& u* b0 w; \) f+ oAllied ground losses:2 }3 L' p. L' k
      40 casualties reported( q0 Z; g1 z5 L& G7 ]
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
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2 x& D. u# ^) D2 OAssaulting units:& c; x  g6 Y- a1 p! }9 u
    Sasebo 6th SNLF /1( h' u' C; D# f2 g; s( h8 ~( L) O
    Yokosuka 6th SNLF
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Defending units:! E7 z3 s% |/ S" ^
    Diego Garcia RN Base Force

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 09, 42& ?9 s$ X  [7 C6 v; E: h/ z+ f
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孟加拉湾夜战，英军以CA换CA，自身损失CA德文郡，击沉CA衣笠，取得夜间水面战均势
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Cox's Bazar at 54,43, Range 1,000 Yards+ Z- Q+ a; A) c. A1 S
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      no flights
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      no flights
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Japanese aircraft losses8 _! T0 L) ^; f. ]. G  K
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed& R7 B5 |  k) x0 Z3 ?
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Allied aircraft losses
  W4 v. A3 v4 U" |  g/ x  p- @& y/ q, v      Walrus II: 2 destroyed
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" Z* u2 W! a# Q" pJapanese Ships7 L2 K' h, {3 P! X$ X5 i+ y
      CA Kinugasa, Shell hits 52, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk2 f7 [- s* G, T6 ?
      DD Kawakaze, Shell hits 1
0 e$ i; l/ Q% t8 }5 |1 m0 ?      DD Isonami
7 n0 t$ w# c: L7 N      DD Shirayuki, Shell hits 3,  on fire1 V! D4 y0 f) T& A' u6 A
      DD Hatsuyuki, Shell hits 5,  heavy fires, z4 H8 K2 V% N$ B. u
      DD Kuretake& K& x, Z) t5 I; a& |
      DD Asagao, Shell hits 1, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
$ y& q* _; N# o3 n6 H      DD Karukaya, Shell hits 1
$ k" F6 G* n0 x      DD Yugao( L# h' L' R: U/ m
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( ^$ |, I5 g# I2 i# r4 p7 o      CA Devonshire, Shell hits 6, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk- b( U& n8 H( N5 k* \( Q  y( H* |# C
      CA Cornwall, Shell hits 3,  on fire& d# e9 R* i7 \' x* U
      CA Exeter! Y9 R# _" a- A7 I. h8 x
      CL Hobart, Shell hits 2
: [. ^- X% [" X! d1 ~      CL Enterprise, Shell hits 1+ y" I4 T# q9 f4 W; h
      CL Birmingham; p, e! |: O6 M' N- H. M! G8 _
      CL Newcastle# z+ P" E% W9 @. W
      DD Arunta8 C; {5 ?& W0 q
      DD Nepal
$ ?" y9 E, {/ N: u( h2 p- m      DD Napier, Shell hits 1,  on fire8 ~2 p$ J$ r) `& ]2 G4 H
      DD Decoy
0 v) d2 m( g2 n4 j) H9 d8 ^! U" f) d      DD Fortune, Shell hits 4,  on fire
% m6 b; G# M1 H: b, ^0 G$ Q      DD Foxhound

kevin_hx

派遣军纠集了1500战力，将洛阳夺回，国军退往山区，长沙前线的压力已减小很多，国军的战略目的阶段性达到。
1 c; F. [- k2 g6 P7 r# B. _! b3 f印度洋战区，日军占领迭戈加西亚后，KB分队掩护第46师团在锡兰登陆。
+ H0 G5 s' U7 c是不是盟军给西蒙大将的压力太小了？西蒙大将开始胆子壮大起来了。。。。

kevin_hx

联合舰队几乎全体出动，舰艇云集，浩浩汤汤奔向锡兰，光大小KB就分成了4个分队，水面舰队更是星罗棋布在印度洋，运输船队统统在港口卸载，可惜锡兰上刚被占领的基地港口规模只有1级，卸载必然极其缓慢，这样给盟军造就了很多机会，大统领准备寻找战机中。。。。

kevin_hx

时至42年9月底，大陆战场长沙防线出现危机，派遣军利用AE陆战的新机制，不断的谨慎攻击，不断的打出1:2，不断的消耗国军有生力量，在日复一日的绞肉中，国军渐渐羸弱，最终长沙东一格的接近地国军终于被2:1击溃，长沙防线岌岌可危，而国军也被消耗得再也没有多余的预备队去堵这个缺口了。校长开始准备战略后撤，最终要撤出长沙一线，防守更西边的战线。

kevin_hx

由于长沙接近地依托地形防守的要地失守，派遣军打开突破口准备迂回长沙。长沙防线在可见的未来已无法坚守。国军准备放弃长沙一线，退守常德、芷江、桂林、梧州一线接近地依托WR地形防守。该道防线的好处是都是WR森林+岩石地形，堆叠限制较大，可以很好地防御轰炸和迂回，应该可以守一阵子，不好的地方是各要地比较分散，相互之间无法迅速支援。

kevin_hx

1942年10月1日，南方军第46师团之前在锡兰南部的科加拉登陆并占领后，被盟军堵在城里不能寸动，南方军为寻求在锡兰的突破，第38师团又在锡兰北部的贾夫纳基地登陆。盟军已做好防守准备，就看南方军登陆力度大不大了。. z7 ~7 z0 V/ w9 Z/ V& }& {
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Ground combat at Koggala (29,50)
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Allied Bombardment attack% g7 }0 j6 T  s9 e6 ^
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Attacking force 17487 troops, 242 guns, 179 vehicles, Assault Value = 544$ g7 j; s7 ^. @1 P. g  n
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Defending force 18862 troops, 183 guns, 40 vehicles, Assault Value = 410& }6 }% b, k# {" D: t& {
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Japanese ground losses:
. [( y/ Y3 t' F# ]      44 casualties reported
0 Q* p: G; t2 f) J$ ?* e7 P' V         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
7 G3 d( ~: j% r5 W7 l         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' v: B* X$ g" I! x2 o: Y         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ `: M2 T1 y% `% m$ b0 v

$ o+ S# [1 f$ D$ U  M, B$ cAllied ground losses:4 s- q* H! H/ g( M1 l& E2 L: E
      6 casualties reported
7 A- S6 T1 ~9 I" O6 m         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled6 v8 `# s3 E7 V& g, z+ Y
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled6 x; d' X) h* ?' P
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled. k2 b5 W, ]& U0 k  I

; y# y0 c$ ]  p- }) ?4 FAssaulting units:
) [0 @! P: g  T* I    7th Australian Division
- a4 F' k5 {- j) A8 L6 L    100th Indian Brigade
' I8 h; O/ Q+ ~* i# k% S( ~6 d    48th Light AA Regiment7 g  A: @* P" k/ `  `. K7 }
    6th Heavy AA Regiment
7 R  A" u4 n' W5 }$ g; g6 L; U5 p$ e
Defending units:3 t( G& M3 D$ m. a2 K  f/ |. @7 M
    46th Division! P% f. R4 \; x- w
    Maizuru 4th SNLF# X" x6 W) S9 O3 M" x
    57th JNAF AF Unit ' l: c3 [& G% i
    4th Ship Engineer Regiment
1 l1 N# y9 i$ @. U& M    54th JNAF AF Unit
2 N5 k; g" C; |) D* `; L    58th JNAF AF Unit
) Z; {/ h3 z8 _9 E1 x  l- r5 n    36th Field AA Battalion
* e0 k1 D& W/ b! C9 j$ U, O: S: v  w    204th Ship Eng Coy 1 E7 j+ {7 A2 `! z2 V5 Y" G
    29th JAAF AF Coy
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Amphibious Assault at Jaffna (31,45)
2 q; G* ^4 E: Y7 L: O
4 M2 X$ {  m3 s2 R: GTF 169 troops unloading over beach at Jaffna, 31,450 p0 P8 X* i% m, G) X' c) p

9 W" L0 L3 e. O7 c  UJapanese ground losses:9 `3 @+ J' Q8 Y7 X' v" {# Y. ]
      1243 casualties reported0 t3 M4 X  w1 K% S2 e3 z4 H
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 157 disabled/ E* F% T  Z& u) U$ ^* e
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 46 disabled8 B) n* y7 W' Y7 L
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 G' B" n! T5 i- }, h" h6 _      Guns lost 10 (0 destroyed, 10 disabled): Y8 K: t5 J! n. p

; l: s: n$ f) s( F  Z" p  P0 l15 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 38th Div- _' R/ J0 A( u- R
17 troops of a IJA Inf Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 38th Div /8
" i$ N% z8 j6 u3 y% M4 K2 _17 troops of a IJA Inf Squad lost in surf during unload of 38th Div /20

kevin_hx

西蒙大将往冰岛视察工作去了。
" [. [7 l9 Y3 a, ^% S介绍一下目前的战略态势。. x/ H) J$ P1 j: r" s* B( a: s1 m* J
大陆战场，自从长沙东南接近地失守后，国军有序后撤，第一道后撤集结地设在常德东南接近地、衡阳、湘潭三地，拟放弃长沙、萍乡。, a: |9 U' v/ _
印度战场，南方军继续进攻锡兰贾夫那基地，联合舰队各种KB编队遍布孟加拉湾，盟军只能用水面舰队夜间骚扰锡兰登陆场。. [. x& X* ~" n/ @3 V. x
南太战场，盟军开始小规模反击，准备登陆楠迪前哨基地。同时侦查发现一队日军编队越过米龙湾向莫港而来，估计又是准备炮击的编队，而在莫港和星期四岛之间海域蓦然出现日军KB小编队，目的不明。盟军TF58已横渡珊瑚海，向NG末端前进，期望能够堵截住一二队日军船队。

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Oct 06, 42
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. m- N" Y  c4 z( T( X; o* p盟军依照既定战略，稳健登陆圣克鲁斯群岛的恩代尼岛，拔除日军所罗门以东的前哨基地
6 |5 z  \& Q  ]) v此外盟军潜艇在米龙湾至莫港之间海域发现日军登陆船队，航向莫港。。。。4 K' L6 f" i- D
盟军在星期四岛的水面舰队紧急全速回援莫港拦截日军登陆船队，正在珊瑚海航渡支援的58编队继续赶往NG末端，准备在明日白天歼灭敌运输船团
1 y+ E; @! Z2 F4 ^, j昨日出现在莫港和星期四岛之间的日军KB分队今日已驶过约克角，航向西，难道是准备经由南洋支援印度去？
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Night Naval bombardment of Ndeni at 120,143
& ?$ j% [% Q8 i& m" U& F' k$ z
! x1 S9 U0 y0 PJapanese aircraft
1 K: x( @# K  ^4 G% D! U. i# }      no flights
8 l7 B5 M& p8 y6 u6 p. g0 s$ S) e# g5 z- C4 `# O9 \- D
Japanese aircraft losses
" @5 y  K5 F2 B      E7K2 Alf: 2 damaged# A; N) k: R( Z. S% b$ T7 A
      E7K2 Alf: 1 destroyed on ground& p$ @2 U" x+ F/ C( ]( h4 ~
& L# s& m/ S- R4 }2 \
Allied Ships
% r/ t) f: w& b. m3 _      BB Colorado/ H7 G. B. \. X( F) i6 q: ^+ n. f
      BB Maryland" D% V, t4 A" |& E$ x8 w' K6 F
      CA Chicago" {3 o  R4 w6 C- [8 i
      CA Chester+ d, t) A7 j# ?3 S$ C
      CL Raleigh8 c, Y1 W) @1 Y2 F  B& J  D
      CL Concord
7 i; r( h* @+ f( R' I      DD Stack
8 ]- v" H7 K. d% ^) X7 l      DD Anderson# N+ t, U/ t* t
      DD Frazier
6 H! N/ R# _: }      DD Bancroft
& r* ^6 o* n9 K3 _" J      DD Lardner5 E6 U& W1 H7 e- R9 H) l! }
      DD Lansdowne
( o7 D3 X, n6 v$ y: v      DD Duncan6 B% D9 V0 X! u  I" R
      DD Buchanan8 Z+ j9 w- V+ ]$ {! C% x
      DD Laffey
; C2 o! Q6 a- n/ W! u0 a; m0 c: ?' p) G, S+ v' o8 t/ M/ a
Japanese ground losses:3 j2 {( h( h: q4 j  h. ~
      245 casualties reported
( L; B" ~) V# g% T4 A) o% O         Squads: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled# q/ f9 i8 |9 o/ _# f1 \
         Non Combat: 27 destroyed, 3 disabled
5 z; b8 G* f. b/ K* W+ ]         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled) g- o; b2 Z7 t% H: y% ~
      Guns lost 7 (2 destroyed, 5 disabled)% U+ x( t3 }4 w- ~" k( w
, V! t# v- b2 \  x: S; p, o% D
Airbase hits 1* }- h' {. H& l) v/ v8 w
Airbase supply hits 4
5 u& k1 @: k7 JRunway hits 26
% K3 ^. S' A3 q! X/ w. p" A- QPort hits 1
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Night Naval bombardment of Ndeni at 120,143
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Japanese aircraft8 k2 O# x# _% X" V2 U% n
      no flights. U% u$ a6 T. v+ N0 r

* d9 s3 C! S; Y0 @. y' m- a& EJapanese aircraft losses9 Y' B2 F# h; ^3 z' A0 z' I+ R2 }
      E7K2 Alf: 1 damaged7 H6 s  t2 c) T' s' {: o2 _
  F% P" {, j: h. h; m
Allied Ships$ L6 |1 w. @  [4 d# _7 o, `
      BB Idaho
! M" c- O& r- N      BB Tennessee
; X# c: v- H6 U1 Y0 P7 W      CA Astoria
( |: `4 N$ H. C  W! C) Z- A( L      CA New Orleans: x% X) Z  N. N, S9 J2 I
      CL Trenton
' B! Y3 m/ T9 Y  M2 c$ j      CL Detroit
% Z5 _- A& \  [      DD Blue
6 J4 q: K( ]* v! U+ q! B      DD Bagley
! N7 j& e3 l% Z4 @      DD Morris
: a$ O5 A+ U& Y/ C0 ]      DD Walke4 C+ g. i% H9 Z
      DD O'Brien
$ i6 X  B! P" \" l      DD Russell
2 U8 _5 C8 `# L3 P; B- B      DD Mustin6 p1 g( v, ~5 w5 I2 p6 p$ n! H
      DD Hammann
! D$ d; f1 _$ r8 a! J% H      DD Hughes" G% \4 T1 O+ E( k7 t6 k& m; u1 B

9 `7 g) I+ i0 V" j  M- q0 K& \Japanese ground losses:; }) W: B; B, c1 B0 m) ^
      370 casualties reported% L/ [+ E3 g4 U5 `6 c1 `
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
7 t9 @: g  `3 [- B* X         Non Combat: 33 destroyed, 1 disabled
! A& F$ M. g* @1 {8 y' g4 L2 Y         Engineers: 11 destroyed, 2 disabled; V& x6 `& r+ n/ `; S7 Z% _
      Guns lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)
/ V  a' _: R( W( F8 N3 N6 m5 [/ j" D4 G. i$ ?. n! Q5 ]2 S
Airbase hits 70 ~, o0 T1 F- q% b
Airbase supply hits 5
+ S. W2 B4 I* b+ T( p; @2 f6 ARunway hits 23; ?* F* c1 Z% y" k; O
Port hits 2
2 C! A' v0 i* J, G+ D9 ePort supply hits 1- Q9 Z0 @0 P8 c, k5 d
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Night Naval bombardment of Ndeni at 120,143# q' f; ]7 b' w* s" |" x  I

# ~2 `! ]! u5 x1 P, z" i% z. z' Z: v! hJapanese aircraft
8 W& J7 m& T4 q, M8 T/ ?$ ~      no flights- g5 V* @9 D: H% ]  h# y: q
# ]* z+ G3 R( Z( j# T+ p4 o; D2 w
Japanese aircraft losses' b2 t7 ~0 f! H& W
      E7K2 Alf: 2 damaged' J' h: l6 L3 D
      E7K2 Alf: 1 destroyed on ground+ b9 T6 z1 v+ a% y

2 @2 Y! ~# ?& R4 Y  m. m0 c& sAllied Ships7 m+ i0 e- M$ O$ K
      BB Mississippi) y/ y0 g  p; \0 ]
      BB New Mexico
, c4 V. Z4 t5 q* X* I0 [. j% d      CA San Francisco" F$ I* x! O) v  F3 i* D
      CA Minneapolis6 R% p9 P: d5 N
      CL Honolulu( q2 d' ]1 {% G, C, l$ L
      CL Helena
6 K+ B7 _0 _3 [7 D  H( T' R      DD Maury& C3 x' D- T. H" `- o7 X
      DD McCall6 S3 s3 c3 M% ?' W& [
      DD Gridley
5 D8 B! O6 |0 w7 B3 i# D  g      DD Craven- o$ [' l! h4 b3 h* K% ?! u
      DD Jarvis
# t1 H. H' W7 A, f) [$ \      DD Patterson  i$ }1 F6 C6 v; x. F3 D% H+ G
      DD Henley2 c9 M* A) T- q7 @
      DD Ralph Talbot
3 T" F3 }, w# y7 P      DD Helm
  m8 A- t$ f6 y  ^) E( c( s
7 H& _# U" d0 {Japanese ground losses:: P: M' g5 \' X6 b: ?8 {  W, Q
      32 casualties reported
- z$ y( D: r: G/ Y         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled& k6 |1 K4 ~" d* A: m+ |9 k
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ G/ s* m5 S2 ?+ v, g+ y1 m8 p, R+ v
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled; [/ L/ q: c  h. u
8 h/ J* W5 B" y- U, L
Airbase hits 11
4 ^' A# g2 k# A3 x) @9 U2 rAirbase supply hits 10 g1 D; O& A4 W$ O' y: @8 ^
Runway hits 31+ p# O/ {3 }9 t; c; W* a2 T6 q
Port hits 22 F5 d' `: a8 {. N  h; O
Port supply hits 11 T' Y6 x' r+ d' q8 t8 Z8 u" ], `
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Amphibious Assault at Ndeni (120,143)
1 e, N3 v3 w' ?# Z/ {! ~, j( x% r4 U3 z+ {; p( f" }
TF 61 troops unloading over beach at Ndeni, 120,143
4 D2 ?- [2 k2 V# g- H  `: Z1 q# H8 g
Allied ground losses:
2 o( L! c9 R, P, M7 d  U  s      196 casualties reported
' ~5 x# `. [" P8 u" X         Squads: 1 destroyed, 31 disabled9 F7 C, n" Y$ Z, |1 J' P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 w' j5 z8 q$ ^7 c  P         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* K5 Y/ }2 }8 G" U, m
      Guns lost 2 (0 destroyed, 2 disabled)
0 G) D- F( a9 {" j      Vehicles lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Oct 07, 42
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. S0 q9 Q$ p5 j2 R0 n/ }日军大摇大摆地执行MO计划，盟军PT编队首先拦截，接着从星期四岛赶来的盟军舰队随后跟上，将日军的运输船队痛扁，并击沉金刚号战列舰，获得开战以来最大战果。
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Port Moresby at 98,130, Range 2,000 Yards
3 `! @- `; ~' s* i! P# @$ k
9 q& O+ N% O6 q! AJapanese Ships
% ]2 w0 i3 U# d% m7 v) k  M& a* ~# H      BB Kongo
' _; j! F) e. @1 ~9 Y  Y      CA Mikuma5 y. f/ k8 h& c2 k
      CA Kumano
" b# v0 a# ]+ _      CA Furutaka
$ |2 G! n, k, W4 j- V      DD Akatsuki
- K. e3 K! {  S6 t5 ^- ?      xAK Nanko Maru, Shell hits 2
6 r0 m: m* l; D" f7 ]0 F. v      xAK Kotobuki Maru #5' X5 y( ~' p" o/ |) [4 c; s# {
      xAK Kuraido Maru
5 R$ O0 N/ q; y+ o      xAK La Plata Maru, Shell hits 1, v; j, u% Z3 p4 \5 T6 E
      xAK Mansei Maru" F0 N" I# P$ s2 z! J/ K( [; ^1 y
      xAK Morioka Maru
0 x* h# n$ X" e( M3 ?" y      xAK Nitiai Maru, Shell hits 4* p# B- f8 I: A( [
      xAK Oigawa Maru# o3 j+ [4 d! \9 Q% n
      xAK Reiyo Maru
1 j( x0 y) _9 ?# Y' N1 f; I/ q      xAK Samarang Maru5 Z* j6 b/ \6 n
      xAK Shozan Maru, Shell hits 2* q# {% s  _3 d% K$ ~
      xAK Sumiyoshi Maru, Shell hits 1
& b8 d( ?) q; h6 \5 [7 N      xAK Taihei Maru, Shell hits 26 j$ w% D1 l6 T
      xAK Tokusima Maru" E$ |6 T2 h6 W
      xAK Uji Maru, Shell hits 2
+ t6 A  A  {8 _" j5 E/ w# m4 R4 f: n1 ?      xAK Unkai Maru #6  s, n2 N$ Z, k* S1 }% f
      xAK Yubari Maru, Shell hits 65 K1 V/ I* C. ^, l' u  R
5 ^! N0 G6 I% z9 p9 d
Allied Ships% S: A& M. W6 o0 ?* ]
      PT-800 y( i5 |1 g$ {2 t
      PT-81; d$ G9 [' D) \+ O5 o% L
      PT-82
+ `- g  Q4 s! p5 e5 U6 k9 p, x      PT-83, Shell hits 5, and is sunk
0 {$ `, h/ w% h6 X6 F" o+ R      PT-84
# H# P& M0 m/ K% p- P" i. U8 `      PT-115, Shell hits 1, and is sunk0 P& T: m) N* h
      PT-116, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
6 R* C' K9 p& X8 w$ ^      PT-117, Shell hits 1, and is sunk# ^1 P) @; r. P! H* [

8 z  |% Z( e- ~. o: SJapanese ground losses:" v' d( G0 L' O- P# ]* K; {6 b9 M
      6 casualties reported" |4 Z) l- H& g5 D0 C
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled4 W/ i' ^, e$ V9 ?/ m: l
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
2 |! x! F0 S( @* ?! z9 Z9 x# H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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TF 266 encounters mine field at Port Moresby (98,130)1 B/ L; m* y/ ]. j7 Q9 R
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Japanese Ships* g0 W' P. i! t- b  ^0 l4 W/ l
      BB Kongo, Mine hits 2
" r, D* l3 s' C- R1 r      DD Akatsuki, Mine hits 1,  on fire
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Port Moresby at 98,130, Range 3,000 Yards0 n! J" M' b/ `) {/ K7 f  p
/ [( A) C9 ^  E
Japanese aircraft
) u9 V( `, W" t7 f9 [$ Z  p      no flights3 X" R7 F' ]8 C6 k

9 }; `$ O% K( o, e3 N3 C4 HJapanese aircraft losses7 P' q+ g9 j! `! B' b. Z8 M& U/ I
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed3 T0 w5 o: }0 B+ e" `; [
+ b! H; J$ s+ X/ b
Japanese Ships
# `: f! K/ G: k7 P% p- h. X      BB Kongo, Shell hits 21, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk
+ C0 R+ j- F: B0 M  y      CA Mikuma$ q/ h- V! _; x9 K
      CA Kumano, Shell hits 1
# D5 w9 q5 `" T" d/ }6 p* X  I      CA Furutaka, Shell hits 2
$ d7 }/ W' j0 g4 r( s      DD Akatsuki, Shell hits 17, and is sunk
1 ^# b) ^3 M8 g  c. W7 D0 M      xAK Nanko Maru1 }6 L" i- @1 r: r3 ^
      xAK Kotobuki Maru #5; F; C  |7 e' S6 @) j; v9 T$ n
      xAK Kuraido Maru: J$ Y! `- ~$ \0 O: P2 z+ @
      xAK La Plata Maru, Shell hits 3,  on fire
# j& E& U. o* w7 |& @      xAK Mansei Maru4 S2 \0 U" `1 e: I# n- S, o
      xAK Morioka Maru, Shell hits 1,  on fire
, a0 V  M, ~5 f      xAK Nitiai Maru, Shell hits 3+ b) L: l1 h( R7 M0 d) j
      xAK Oigawa Maru
0 i" T3 Z0 c  j7 w9 j* K3 c      xAK Reiyo Maru6 v- S& V1 I: G  \
      xAK Samarang Maru, Shell hits 2
3 m, A* g8 r6 E9 Q% c$ c      xAK Shozan Maru, Shell hits 1
" [5 y7 C6 w8 d7 A; H      xAK Sumiyoshi Maru
& w: G: d- C. b1 I8 K      xAK Taihei Maru, Shell hits 4
/ V& V4 t" e, e/ e; A1 \; W/ i      xAK Tokusima Maru
% b5 P: ^( k  ^4 G, u8 f+ {      xAK Uji Maru7 e  Q' K& ]2 K
      xAK Unkai Maru #6
) B' Z* `& v/ W& Y2 R  S      xAK Yubari Maru
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9 x# r6 K. G1 N' T! G9 v( Z: mAllied Ships  F( d% f+ z8 Q: ^: y$ V
      CA Houston, Shell hits 14 p( N# ]* ]% k* a
      CA Canberra
# @  g0 _8 e( [9 x* y5 T      CL Leander
" o' A3 `! c- h% c- r      CL Perth
3 {: V5 |) F, Z/ D' e- \      DD Barker, Shell hits 18 [$ a& }% e3 i0 J: a6 B
      DD Bulmer
( n' w3 G( r& ~! E. b      DD Edsall: m* h8 D, u0 M; W2 D9 \5 k) R" x+ Q
      DD Stuart! ^4 m/ E, V6 i1 I" I% j
      DD Stronghold
2 q( U) K/ Z/ ^      DD Tenedos0 O5 ~' N5 h* O  u! D
      DD Thanet9 `0 D, i2 Y9 P% [& S) E3 B& F
      DD Thracian, Shell hits 3, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
$ G3 Z* l3 ^. A1 r4 d8 F      DD Le Triomphant
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Japanese ground losses:
; N! F8 y" N7 @4 d+ L. M8 ?$ }      64 casualties reported
/ H" k  W! N2 M( q7 S, x; ~8 ]# @; _# \         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled' G9 V: B- V7 \" M$ N/ [5 K; [2 T! I) P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled9 ^" ~! w* ?3 R: ]& Q' S0 ?; G6 z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled