kevin_hx

216# kevin_hx 嗯 我是说集结点 一般都是悉尼上床直驱瓜岛  s2 I3 y6 \. o) V4 p
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，% ^/ ~. v" B  C2 T* V
而且在AE里，瓜岛已经不是最好的落脚点

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/ ^' W5 @/ ^* X  \/ o) U
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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。" Y7 b8 j0 h5 J: ~9 q- N. \7 o2 [
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8 J' Y" _. Q& D* AGround combat at Nanyang (85,45)2 `, d4 H  g1 w1 ^3 c) U' {4 J

1 o( `" f% ]9 r+ oAllied Deliberate attack
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Attacking force 71951 troops, 338 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1935
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: t. I1 V' |, w$ @8 n. ~Defending force 11893 troops, 72 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 318
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0 c7 A6 I( p! D# Z% `  \& iAllied adjusted assault: 743
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Japanese adjusted defense: 75 5 ]9 u& i( w! G, u8 W, L- T) c3 P( v

3 [' K- V* M- m4 EAllied assault odds: 9 to 1 (fort level 2) , N5 I3 C: v' E  P8 U+ K) k  m
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Allied forces CAPTURE Nanyang !!!: Q' E( c; V( G' y
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Combat modifiers
' U+ L6 r$ y7 G! c8 D! ?Defender: preparation(-), experience(-)
* b2 I$ B! \8 S- @7 x/ zAttacker: supply(-)0 h8 Z  a9 z8 e; S: e9 N3 u5 q

& k4 l* c. \0 {. WJapanese ground losses:" f5 P" g2 I" f
      4619 casualties reported: X3 ~9 d" a% j0 T
         Squads: 104 destroyed, 68 disabled# z! V" w) t# k  _9 {4 A! }
         Non Combat: 100 destroyed, 55 disabled: }/ x' `6 W/ Q
         Engineers: 9 destroyed, 2 disabled
4 a& _( @, m' m9 A      Guns lost 39 (22 destroyed, 17 disabled)
3 n! g1 J! ]" f( [) n8 x0 q      Units retreated 2
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Allied ground losses:7 K/ m# K$ ~0 _% V6 Y! I0 h
      814 casualties reported2 Y8 Y& p$ p- Y! N
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 86 disabled. ]1 Q' K- [! E( |' t' y
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 13 disabled4 Z( P  u9 W2 r4 L- o* |
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 13 disabled
* {5 j! q0 q, U) n" }, t      Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled)/ {5 e( p# n8 s/ Z3 e
      Units pursuing 24 q: K& d% Y4 v" z
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Defeated Japanese Units Retreating!
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Ground combat at Loyang (87,43)2 \# K8 w  ?" v8 R  u
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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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9 u# O' w9 L) W( SDefending force 7974 troops, 42 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 264+ G! u- o) c2 B! l

0 q8 t& ?" p# _2 ~( h! }+ SAllied adjusted assault: 303 ( Y  f% c  R, N8 F0 X3 G6 o
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Japanese adjusted defense: 81 8 N. b+ c1 ~, Y1 E) v
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Allied assault odds: 3 to 1 (fort level 1)
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# w7 Z0 j' E: p% I$ S+ W" m: O5 }Allied forces CAPTURE Loyang !!!( ^# N1 B# ?- _7 U7 w3 I

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Defender: forts(+), leaders(+), preparation(-)# g5 n; \4 ~8 w  L/ l$ n
Attacker: shock(+), supply(-)
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Japanese ground losses:
1 D# W( B2 C& \7 e- Q! y      1680 casualties reported
0 t4 U! ]* t0 q         Squads: 75 destroyed, 151 disabled0 K8 d5 c1 t1 v0 F4 }
         Non Combat: 54 destroyed, 17 disabled
) i  Z! B8 o$ E# `0 z- `7 n6 v         Engineers: 12 destroyed, 0 disabled9 E% l& c1 u% W' Z8 r' S. j& h
      Guns lost 25 (12 destroyed, 13 disabled)
/ ~6 A9 k  a5 s      Units retreated 2
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Allied ground losses:
* D: N/ v1 y: H0 H% S      611 casualties reported
# Y4 o+ @) z# t# M# }2 O8 Z         Squads: 11 destroyed, 125 disabled
+ @& H3 L2 h$ A( T3 o0 x( J         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled' ]; e+ a2 ^3 G* p; q! o5 K; D  n' |
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 7 disabled# x$ U' r, b( }: [# N- C, u
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Defeated Japanese Units Retreating!

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 03, 42
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盟军登陆占领星期四岛
; v; ^1 x" U5 ^5 j8 B) @8 G( O& E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 I6 j% S, |% P, h0 T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( u2 S4 n) E2 D/ a7 j: y
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/ r2 m* i8 F( y, T+ ~Invasion Support action off Diego Garcia (11,62)4 z3 O  y" n" g( J1 \/ S% b5 ^* `- r

, O/ `* a  g" D* S7 ?7 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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      xAK Ryusei Maru, Shell hits 3,  on fire
' E9 X/ s) v0 p$ N% o( D/ o5 `      PB Nagata Maru8 b# c- a! @# l& V9 x
      PB Shotoku Maru
  _5 Q$ B/ C( \# v9 [      xAK Nittai Maru
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' u) T/ G+ m$ D/ l) O7 JGround combat at Diego Garcia (11,62)
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Japanese Shock attack' }) ^9 }$ Z, b9 Q

% F; k" j1 L. C3 a  [Attacking force 597 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7
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% d8 |6 Z7 s( j, HDefending force 665 troops, 6 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7. G) n  V- J# M3 |6 M6 g' H

2 z% v/ y+ a3 H4 T/ G1 {Japanese adjusted assault: 0 ( o, F2 P( v; D4 A

3 S; I! w8 R$ v" u, zAllied adjusted defense: 7 9 b+ R$ h3 d$ O* x4 [1 r: l' N5 T
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 3)
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Defender: experience(-)
/ h$ m) c' T# D' ~9 w6 O, p( R0 cAttacker: shock(+), leaders(-), disruption(-)# q; u! y2 K" e# C& Z7 C" S
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Japanese ground losses:  t& }. L4 h: P" o' R" o/ p$ D& X
      81 casualties reported- z' g5 x0 r: N: P
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 2 disabled
  Z, M/ C, g4 r9 c) c0 g- }$ L         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled0 Y; w! H# P3 W/ e3 }( P( V$ A
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ [( |; ~# Q; d9 v3 J1 S- h; g
      Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled)" B% D; @  ]4 \/ F9 V5 t2 o: d
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Assaulting units:* o( v' U! |9 P3 `
    Yokosuka 6th SNLF9 e- R$ q$ |  a' ]7 C. k2 E
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Defending units:
9 i& D& p( S, t  M    Diego Garcia RN Base Force

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 08, 42
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7 k" G: J8 O4 T5 v8 Z% u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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Amphibious Assault at Diego Garcia (11,62)( i7 d. c6 O" ~: x. ^6 `" H

# d" f; D/ p: M6 CTF 35 troops unloading over beach at Diego Garcia, 11,62( s4 \2 P- A7 u" J8 m
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Japanese ground losses:7 x1 |: U) Q4 a! m0 F  `
      139 casualties reported( x6 Y. x# v" L* ~: O' G: K4 a
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 14 disabled2 T' @- k' C5 Q0 D# Z8 f' D  s
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled3 T4 _+ H1 x; e. {
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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- u) l% Y, o8 Y1 O( ^# bAfternoon Air attack on Diego Garcia RN Base Force, at 11,62 (Diego Garcia)5 G" ^2 b2 B: o
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Weather in hex: Severe storms) {- M6 P7 I2 g* m8 r
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Raid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
3 w" @( Q: v+ d$ }" kEstimated time to target is 11 minutes( y9 z8 a6 h2 g: @

/ p$ y' g: a, F& x7 y! Z  cJapanese aircraft
# T1 N3 F" m, _1 S$ R      A6M2 Zero x 507 O5 X$ j0 g; d
      D3A1 Val x 48
/ i% \$ o1 R: p      D3A2 Val x 20) X- b! }1 s$ S* F9 @+ C

2 T- ]# _' p! t6 j- ?6 ZJapanese aircraft losses
8 P/ F% k8 s4 h9 _. P; A+ e      D3A1 Val: 3 damaged
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% x" R# s# K! L# w5 sAllied ground losses:
6 O' T9 Y. m/ y# T2 ~4 [8 \      107 casualties reported( a/ @9 n2 a2 W; y% c$ \, ]
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled" i" ?: \/ z$ O% T& i: i7 V/ S
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
3 Y( p  A- _- ]: C0 f         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 5 disabled( d" l! e; z* \9 M" ~' U
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
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Ground combat at Diego Garcia (11,62)
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; }; w- H. z6 @0 J, Y* q5 H, rJapanese Shock attack  w) y& v6 V! ?/ k& n% N
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Attacking force 1052 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 31
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; \8 \1 C- o, X0 v& g( j/ o6 mDefending force 667 troops, 6 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 5
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1 4 R# N, i- ~! ?4 r( L: f. W0 p6 \
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Allied adjusted defense: 3
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 3 (fort level 3)
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Combat modifiers
2 U% K0 x! r9 E0 E& FDefender: experience(-)0 R! E0 t! c) |4 G$ F, c$ `
Attacker: shock(+), disruption(-), morale(-), supply(-)
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( A' O) y/ T/ |) \      56 casualties reported$ s: B  L( W" S/ Z
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 3 disabled, E; }+ w  a; e
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled2 u( l* O7 Q, D2 H
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled. _# k7 s9 J& Q  B: {- V7 E

! r8 v) w" `+ ^" cAllied ground losses:* L% U7 _+ }: {7 P6 C# p
      40 casualties reported; T0 B) T6 g$ `% ^4 X& q
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled3 {( A4 e6 `7 F
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
; F# d. M. D6 u+ m  |, D7 b         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled! W8 ]3 x! p2 g& e* T
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" K7 e9 E* F: J1 m    Sasebo 6th SNLF /1
& k0 O, Y/ L- u    Yokosuka 6th SNLF
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Defending units:
2 w& k& {9 {  \& d    Diego Garcia RN Base Force

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 09, 42
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# F. i' H. Z7 u( K0 l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
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Japanese aircraft losses( F8 K& G9 r" m9 ~# n; n! u
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed
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3 A0 ^" [: e6 J: w) x6 F& |      Walrus II: 2 destroyed
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Japanese Ships
) l+ ~. {3 D5 Q5 I      CA Kinugasa, Shell hits 52, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk
: K- x0 @( l) G" m: J      DD Kawakaze, Shell hits 13 Y' x: q, v' v& t
      DD Isonami
, E9 T3 O4 [8 U      DD Shirayuki, Shell hits 3,  on fire
% Y! O; @4 _6 d9 x. Y) T      DD Hatsuyuki, Shell hits 5,  heavy fires
! K, V7 k# Q5 K& f- H3 P, `" }$ b) N      DD Kuretake; B, A( t* e; b- Z. k. }
      DD Asagao, Shell hits 1, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
$ D! z; K1 h5 t      DD Karukaya, Shell hits 1
/ X& U, u8 \1 ?( u6 m  Q) n2 ^5 N      DD Yugao
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- k4 {& y" X9 ]6 e4 Y  {6 Q      CA Devonshire, Shell hits 6, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk# }4 D* ?# S( h4 w
      CA Cornwall, Shell hits 3,  on fire
: V% A5 b- w9 X; W' e8 G' O1 i      CA Exeter0 |$ z- z7 V+ p+ B
      CL Hobart, Shell hits 2& e% |: j& G- L+ G5 W
      CL Enterprise, Shell hits 1
+ W* F; D, q# b2 F0 C$ @; X      CL Birmingham
( l/ _# Z# w+ S' u      CL Newcastle
. e- a8 j8 t3 v) E  W5 M; Y# C      DD Arunta7 N  j! a, X4 E$ Y6 {: b0 [
      DD Nepal
  \6 o- v: r! {5 k3 @      DD Napier, Shell hits 1,  on fire
+ _4 T4 P/ {- T      DD Decoy
5 D" e: {. R2 \4 `) v      DD Fortune, Shell hits 4,  on fire
% E0 S( t0 m7 T# B! N' O& f      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。
! j3 |! s; s: w5 B1 \) j; l- |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。0 j4 d9 V1 V3 q$ C! w) W
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。
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Ground combat at Koggala (29,50)
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Attacking force 17487 troops, 242 guns, 179 vehicles, Assault Value = 544
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9 T" M. U3 ^+ QDefending force 18862 troops, 183 guns, 40 vehicles, Assault Value = 410! F" ]$ B( g3 a5 I6 r9 G

8 q1 M1 G' W, R, Q! OJapanese ground losses:3 r% z( _6 h: k" @  R
      44 casualties reported
1 N1 g2 N) }( N1 T         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled+ g) t1 G0 G5 V' P0 x; y
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  G0 E6 i3 s% P. Z9 V         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* ?. G* n% `7 R( W+ s

& x; D, \* F* y9 V( q" IAllied ground losses:4 E4 c) e& H% y: }# D. L' @3 X  V
      6 casualties reported8 c( V% f. ]: k2 J9 U5 V3 b! r  }# y
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled" |: R9 ~. L! M3 }# {, q
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ w) A. |: S( H$ S1 A         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled- G4 ?' L8 x0 N7 y) K

! K1 f  `' _: V) LAssaulting units:1 t) ]6 F. g2 v8 X7 u" `
    7th Australian Division
# W) T! B+ }  ?! a6 P. Z5 u    100th Indian Brigade* z* ^0 w6 ~4 |- A/ H2 R0 m4 _; ~; c
    48th Light AA Regiment
# J" c' `% k5 V1 y$ U9 U    6th Heavy AA Regiment% |7 N3 R6 |& n" A* \

' f6 q1 X5 U* e% f7 e) GDefending units:& j1 [- H% o1 f; R1 ?" y
    46th Division5 p$ r6 u, I9 X' o
    Maizuru 4th SNLF
2 x0 ~6 }. ^7 b9 h0 z/ ]    57th JNAF AF Unit
7 Y, E; ]; s+ Q' T    4th Ship Engineer Regiment
8 y* z3 y$ Z. J( [$ [    54th JNAF AF Unit / ~% |: X5 j" c+ d" K8 m& o  [
    58th JNAF AF Unit
4 N: S4 f( Y+ S: N( t( P    36th Field AA Battalion
1 e  J# @1 m  y, M    204th Ship Eng Coy 4 G$ s( }4 `! R4 |2 g$ k
    29th JAAF AF Coy
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* g8 J/ X5 d$ Q3 EAmphibious Assault at Jaffna (31,45)2 b& z8 P7 P; u1 L) E* k
* {6 _! j4 Q- z7 B2 _. W( S
TF 169 troops unloading over beach at Jaffna, 31,451 t$ _/ Z. j& q, A/ K6 @* j

& [, F" u4 C8 ]) |0 MJapanese ground losses:
9 B+ p* ^' n, z! G, ~) N& k$ \      1243 casualties reported
* ~# u# U: Q/ R. b1 h3 u* k         Squads: 2 destroyed, 157 disabled
2 n8 J9 H, @3 }# n! A) o( m         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 46 disabled
6 |2 L8 D1 l/ s( P- A3 `         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 d' V5 X* J/ m! b4 a" v( L/ n2 F      Guns lost 10 (0 destroyed, 10 disabled)
& ?, ?; N9 r; T. @. b+ H+ o5 x2 g9 `$ J+ l4 ^  [2 W
15 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 38th Div( L8 P) w( Q* D; G& f' g0 `7 q$ ]
17 troops of a IJA Inf Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 38th Div /8
) G; h- u: F) g0 o9 f+ G: v3 U17 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。" f: Z6 p5 ^  Q% Z" o0 d8 ~
介绍一下目前的战略态势。
/ P4 n9 Y# v' {! T. E, t2 N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。
. |+ P! u8 K0 [( n8 b8 F5 x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。# Y- V: ~+ `4 E7 D7 u
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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0 N% k* ~0 Q3 ~* k- q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
' g0 w7 Z/ f: D4 R& I: A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。。。。5 P7 V2 a) x, W
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, K$ ]. P1 {" M6 g8 u% s
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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$ Z% z5 H5 _  d! L4 `" m) ENight Naval bombardment of Ndeni at 120,143
+ b9 _- L" ~* d- _1 ^( P+ n& N% h- Y+ b0 k& C$ `
Japanese aircraft, C& p; l( P8 o' B  U
      no flights! e9 v1 {( m! |" a

$ o) ]( s9 ~8 v. s6 M2 nJapanese aircraft losses
+ `% t" F& v* Y: m1 s      E7K2 Alf: 2 damaged8 \& {- p) n  f, t, g
      E7K2 Alf: 1 destroyed on ground( Z, C# F8 k# I4 |
# U2 \7 P6 z) G% z$ E" ^
Allied Ships
& q, J/ i0 e5 ^: N; n5 X4 v" k      BB Colorado0 ?) D; [- r% D+ A3 {! H9 z# P& {
      BB Maryland, K+ Z- x2 G0 R! e
      CA Chicago; w6 Y0 j5 |9 b! H. c9 z
      CA Chester
5 t4 {( c0 J+ S      CL Raleigh
% V3 K6 s8 a4 {2 g; g      CL Concord
4 f( y7 k6 y0 m  q( _! L      DD Stack" W$ o4 |4 l( X
      DD Anderson: s0 T7 ?5 m+ {$ z; {8 u/ n5 x1 {/ ^
      DD Frazier4 |. m: Z! Z5 w, N
      DD Bancroft
( e& l3 a% [0 r1 F0 }4 m% s: l% T      DD Lardner
: F% q4 w6 F) G3 O8 Z- ~- v      DD Lansdowne) J, g  W9 ]2 n  K' p4 i; O8 ]
      DD Duncan
) C8 l- F0 v; H5 H! g( l  Q1 e' l      DD Buchanan
/ u: a3 |6 _1 {8 s: g+ D( f      DD Laffey5 @3 Z% e: g7 Y3 M3 W

! d7 T( t* `5 D1 uJapanese ground losses:# Z* }+ Q* K* ?& c' j
      245 casualties reported  Z/ K; S5 u2 f8 [
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
* d8 {9 n& N- f. r+ K) R1 s6 J         Non Combat: 27 destroyed, 3 disabled
2 O% J8 e7 s8 }3 e! }         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled* t: _0 D; @9 ~* e. N5 s7 g' w8 y
      Guns lost 7 (2 destroyed, 5 disabled)
# E3 p2 ?4 O% B: U2 @
6 S- E* o. i2 Q$ K; _+ s* KAirbase hits 10 M* g1 a9 P1 ~
Airbase supply hits 4; e9 D/ @/ _5 d% R5 X
Runway hits 26
. R6 w7 L% @% CPort hits 1
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Night Naval bombardment of Ndeni at 120,143
# Z1 m6 Y: A. v. V4 m+ Q, l; W
# l" H- T# R' l$ h; |Japanese aircraft7 v. T; X7 O* \$ z" G
      no flights; j; v5 J; f+ B. X

" B; o3 R- w4 P- C. H) W: H1 Q0 FJapanese aircraft losses+ K- d1 q8 F5 g3 I( h1 O* O
      E7K2 Alf: 1 damaged
4 |  J  G8 S$ ^1 u! P1 L
+ M- j% X7 x8 f" Y8 NAllied Ships
, s, g! n& X$ L      BB Idaho
1 H; R4 ]5 D& @* t      BB Tennessee
$ H+ S9 I) X' c, z. p      CA Astoria5 h) z1 d6 b, Y5 G7 q; V
      CA New Orleans- o3 [% q; ^6 T4 p
      CL Trenton
% n6 g. n' d" i" t      CL Detroit
& U. C" G0 C- @! s9 n7 \' v      DD Blue
4 g1 i6 h1 Q) C' k# I3 Y      DD Bagley1 {8 k. l4 L6 w/ `  Z
      DD Morris
- i7 U/ H0 `( w& v0 Y' m/ J      DD Walke" I" R( C& M3 \) Q. z
      DD O'Brien
% ~; f  c8 B# C1 G      DD Russell
* r: h" E; _( P6 v- o5 d! y' @0 R      DD Mustin
; q: v$ E/ p! X! K      DD Hammann
1 C2 I' Z+ q. y' m! Q# _      DD Hughes
( i" Y* j8 a4 o! S- ^% h$ f; t1 _( l9 w) R
Japanese ground losses:
. u- F' L; I1 Z) b      370 casualties reported
, e; y" t" p$ E4 i         Squads: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled4 U% r( ^: v) d/ e! q5 m5 I5 z% t
         Non Combat: 33 destroyed, 1 disabled; ^6 G; T" _! D3 o! B
         Engineers: 11 destroyed, 2 disabled: N7 l! @& l9 T2 p+ Z
      Guns lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)3 T; m% F5 ]" J' S/ O

. U% r4 J/ l: y6 VAirbase hits 7
" g& r; X4 b" zAirbase supply hits 5
" ]5 i: [' J4 x0 nRunway hits 23% F( ?0 ]/ R" j5 u0 n+ L
Port hits 2. a6 m- o: B0 V1 W. r" L/ h" \
Port supply hits 1
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+ |% j8 u; z9 a" c) y# fNight Naval bombardment of Ndeni at 120,1434 n% h" a+ B! O/ B4 M, |: \

3 I7 I/ e3 K; V; G5 EJapanese aircraft+ d6 N. A# w1 N, X3 Q
      no flights
' r8 T( |) }! v  K+ x( l% O+ a! B- v; V2 b8 O, L0 \9 \7 ~
Japanese aircraft losses. g, L3 z! p7 }" ^- i
      E7K2 Alf: 2 damaged
6 J& s* ?+ r  g8 w4 I, y0 U- Z      E7K2 Alf: 1 destroyed on ground$ ~6 L* Q# U2 Q. b( X2 \! j3 H
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Allied Ships3 ^9 }. G5 h1 |$ r5 B# `9 @3 Q! J
      BB Mississippi
1 Y! w/ |$ k! I. d  i      BB New Mexico
/ @! K" W& t0 Z      CA San Francisco: J% B& N* y6 |8 c8 J' p4 a# X4 V
      CA Minneapolis
; R4 |- J, o- M% ?      CL Honolulu/ |& B% q' b. t. n
      CL Helena
! M, A, I" ^/ p' m, R4 _$ I7 |      DD Maury( T% |, E9 z6 S9 k4 E7 q0 Y
      DD McCall
; Y: T$ o2 p" M4 j' c      DD Gridley% d3 s3 \4 X9 y1 x- }/ Z% Q
      DD Craven1 L3 g) u. q1 l, ~/ g
      DD Jarvis* @/ r# b3 p; b& a
      DD Patterson0 N  I: Z( D0 j5 X6 ]; D
      DD Henley/ ^8 n' N! {$ c- D
      DD Ralph Talbot8 F* [3 p8 N. ?" M$ d
      DD Helm
- R  r; D% k$ X4 P) l& E! `2 \% J8 l5 _) K6 V5 ?' }6 S
Japanese ground losses:# D8 G; \8 r# T/ ^# @4 U
      32 casualties reported
  a1 X  D! ?+ V; h- p         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled3 I  B4 t. W/ V* J% y
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
% v. F, m. s* V, b0 ~# X         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 ^$ }  Y; Q7 r( E" D/ k8 I9 X7 Z" e( ^0 t
Airbase hits 11
: y8 e; U1 M8 b+ ?2 S7 n2 I9 qAirbase supply hits 1
* R  k% G8 L! `  j. _Runway hits 31
) i) Z# W: _3 u" \Port hits 2
0 z; |/ t( h+ w* vPort supply hits 1
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Amphibious Assault at Ndeni (120,143)3 F% W3 @: n4 `. @

0 D3 z! T- v4 @% G- jTF 61 troops unloading over beach at Ndeni, 120,143
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Allied ground losses:$ Y* D! N+ e: W2 `7 m9 s& T$ }: V3 _; [
      196 casualties reported
. ]3 k! f# U' e! |- f         Squads: 1 destroyed, 31 disabled9 p$ M9 g+ e0 k3 C; @
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  V1 P4 V  d" Y+ N         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 J5 E8 o) J  `5 E1 m
      Guns lost 2 (0 destroyed, 2 disabled)! e5 l; |7 a4 o% s
      Vehicles lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Oct 07, 42
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2 U7 _; _- J8 d( D- X  G) j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。' }# A, l$ M+ A: ~/ x6 h9 z( Y
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Port Moresby at 98,130, Range 2,000 Yards
% z. s8 D3 B, q( q, t/ k5 r
# f( U) r% L) \/ sJapanese Ships
* b4 K5 B. Y$ Z" g9 P+ x      BB Kongo. O8 U- \9 E4 d: m2 J
      CA Mikuma
! I& ?2 s! h5 ~9 \      CA Kumano; q( k; v" X' ~" b8 D% Q  R+ j
      CA Furutaka  ?# H4 k3 V) b$ u; Y- O9 K
      DD Akatsuki
' R6 M& j7 F4 M1 b/ k      xAK Nanko Maru, Shell hits 2
/ F% p$ F/ n8 o  `  N      xAK Kotobuki Maru #5
) e# F3 ?! Q7 B. j) c      xAK Kuraido Maru% }2 t3 t6 o" [: c: Q# a) b. v
      xAK La Plata Maru, Shell hits 1
- y( \  ?- j: @      xAK Mansei Maru2 f+ G! ?; e! |, t1 E4 S/ S; ~
      xAK Morioka Maru+ w% N- E6 e% z% _
      xAK Nitiai Maru, Shell hits 4
9 T0 G, r: b9 F0 v2 S      xAK Oigawa Maru0 ~) b% ~  w5 }2 O. i0 E
      xAK Reiyo Maru
4 G( E, X$ C8 e* W8 ^6 }      xAK Samarang Maru
% ~, u; P2 x: k/ t4 c5 O      xAK Shozan Maru, Shell hits 2
+ Y! E7 `+ O/ X% Y5 O6 Y& g      xAK Sumiyoshi Maru, Shell hits 1( t, x3 u0 {. h, R- [
      xAK Taihei Maru, Shell hits 20 x& Q# N: s. g/ ^. s8 m# Q/ D
      xAK Tokusima Maru
! J' q, n) V) H2 U      xAK Uji Maru, Shell hits 2
: w' [! x" M* o. p      xAK Unkai Maru #6
( u- T( p% D4 a2 X+ W1 P      xAK Yubari Maru, Shell hits 6) E6 w4 d: f4 A6 }

8 z* l( L# A5 m) r! EAllied Ships
3 B  U( o- ?+ E      PT-80
) C/ w4 s* \% l/ ?      PT-815 p. G9 Z4 V4 ^6 o7 c& ^6 ^* C; }& `
      PT-82: p" u1 l- E6 B( b7 |# N" I3 s5 s, _/ y
      PT-83, Shell hits 5, and is sunk
/ _  d9 l7 E$ m+ v# p. D      PT-84
+ {# `7 ?+ l' w& O; t  h      PT-115, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
2 {; q( C! o: {' s% e$ @8 Z& f1 d      PT-116, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
  s4 F% D; C1 M9 }0 Q      PT-117, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
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8 r+ J, I( S6 l9 H+ D& y9 P  iJapanese ground losses:4 [: ~5 i3 J# n
      6 casualties reported! o/ \- j5 A( s& x  f3 [9 A2 ?1 p! K
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# _8 H4 G+ O4 o; b; D, L         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ D; O5 ]0 j3 q8 q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled, z) P0 n' \# e* q$ l! _' b6 _
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  Q6 W' j" d" q7 [TF 266 encounters mine field at Port Moresby (98,130)
# ^2 ]  J  ^0 |
' h/ Z2 Q1 @4 Z# ?8 Q( nJapanese Ships# ]- }! F. R3 o* c' b. d
      BB Kongo, Mine hits 2
( b& X* _5 ^. |# [' _: t1 I      DD Akatsuki, Mine hits 1,  on fire
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( j; f7 B% i" q3 G; z! I# \  {Night Time Surface Combat, near Port Moresby at 98,130, Range 3,000 Yards4 Y* K1 |. e% Q/ c5 u8 z" F6 _

% u/ e1 f& Y* h( G; Z* `Japanese aircraft
$ A" h6 ?2 ^: R  v# `6 j: O      no flights0 ~) I+ Q8 ~- c
  Q% ?! _# w. J' C
Japanese aircraft losses8 |3 ?( B) d, @: z6 T! E3 z
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed
2 [5 [) H2 @. a, l7 _
8 a' R- `8 U. K2 mJapanese Ships
5 m; S/ d* z" j2 k7 J6 s      BB Kongo, Shell hits 21, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk
% n  N5 K& F1 {( L3 [  i      CA Mikuma
' v0 z) t$ k4 {& w      CA Kumano, Shell hits 1
" t9 k, N  ^/ ]( g, }. U      CA Furutaka, Shell hits 2
) R& p  y( g% S/ F, c      DD Akatsuki, Shell hits 17, and is sunk
& u2 p. |2 s; V% i8 H  W4 B      xAK Nanko Maru! d9 G) Y* H+ {, {$ E
      xAK Kotobuki Maru #5/ }5 O% X: b7 Z5 i+ `# \
      xAK Kuraido Maru3 ^3 n! c/ {: L' X
      xAK La Plata Maru, Shell hits 3,  on fire1 b* l0 O! J7 x
      xAK Mansei Maru4 n9 X6 O3 H' `0 l9 E1 h
      xAK Morioka Maru, Shell hits 1,  on fire/ o  F  T0 y5 d; A: ~# T
      xAK Nitiai Maru, Shell hits 3
% q: j1 Y% M5 G* x' B      xAK Oigawa Maru
( ~3 A% B+ ], o5 o6 w2 i- e      xAK Reiyo Maru( q3 q; |4 ^' ]8 ?1 n5 h7 H
      xAK Samarang Maru, Shell hits 2
# X: g. f7 N' Z, |  G! k      xAK Shozan Maru, Shell hits 1
& g; A" ^) f6 i5 O& H9 e/ x. X* l      xAK Sumiyoshi Maru
8 L3 c6 z6 g8 p6 A, ?      xAK Taihei Maru, Shell hits 4; q# v' _; X0 Z+ ~- U4 b% r' A
      xAK Tokusima Maru
6 \7 k# ^2 H" Q      xAK Uji Maru6 H! e) D6 s* T
      xAK Unkai Maru #6
2 ^# [; S# D7 |. L& M) w# B      xAK Yubari Maru; v$ d% O! ]7 `0 O6 p

+ P1 K+ S0 H9 N) kAllied Ships& b$ N3 }' w% A% s. T& x3 H9 C
      CA Houston, Shell hits 1
0 o1 T1 @! ^5 D: ~" q4 _1 [) A      CA Canberra/ S7 K$ j  z0 e: o5 {
      CL Leander- o( ?6 ~: ^9 {# `* }0 |
      CL Perth9 J' N+ @( J+ s0 I# W
      DD Barker, Shell hits 1
2 m, F# p3 E- Q4 Z% m      DD Bulmer' z9 u1 X$ V$ i: A( l
      DD Edsall) U) d+ n: [: J; b/ Q
      DD Stuart
" W5 A/ g/ U- V& C7 v      DD Stronghold
+ u# Y. y4 L/ k3 A% U" u      DD Tenedos
/ K0 n* _6 ^" Z( b      DD Thanet5 P  I! m9 j/ H
      DD Thracian, Shell hits 3, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
9 ?) V. n- x& Z5 |3 z      DD Le Triomphant% B1 Q; B( L4 p8 t/ ^

8 g2 A' W  M. H' ]$ D  w* AJapanese ground losses:1 S+ s3 H- F' Q( ~8 a1 E! I( w
      64 casualties reported
5 L$ m3 l$ r* @4 a         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
& I, N; w) q/ M, T6 M         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled/ O5 f$ c; U% y8 N" g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled