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很好，可以Tj了
- v8 Y( r; H; v2 {冷情人 发表于 2014-10-5 17:56

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中文版就被你说暂停了，你又来这招。。。。。
' p- W2 I: C8 h! o  l% s0 U/ W就不能盼我好啊。。。。。

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7 V3 v7 b2 Q. p! n/ KAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 15, 41% m% d- B8 p9 B* ]
58在附近没有找到mini踪影，倒是找到了上来进行自杀攻击的bb编队，
( i3 i; n- {; t1 y( n地面出现了10-20架舰载机的损失，可能有一艘（龙骧？）沉没，
( }% [9 c/ Z9 [* t2 A但是未听到舰只沉没时特有的下水声音。。。。。
4 W0 q7 I# Z, ]; a$ o2个受伤的cve，cvl可能采取了单舰逃跑的方式，% R  |1 k0 L: c% P# f, y! @8 o; l, ]
单舰就算离对方2-3格也很可能侦查不到（bug？）
- J  N( S- i& E: v5 C而未受伤的cs和cve可能全速跑往kb或塞班方向，58对冲锋的bb自杀编队进行打击，
1 W2 a" ?# J7 G% B2 V7 l: S. x由于kb一个加速后消失，估计现在离58只有30-18=12格左右。58不能再呆了。
4 {* G; q$ {' O* w在白天58完成对bb编队的打击后，倒是听到了2-3个下水声音。
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盟军在南洋的ss受到一定损失，而克拉克和新加坡再次被扫到吐血。
$ o2 V. m& a$ H/ f荷兰空军对金刚兄弟进行例行投弹，金刚兄弟也很配合的在躲炸弹，
$ L- ^. t8 p1 t6 R2 b双方的配合已经很默契了，比赛在一片祥和中结束，未发生伤亡。$ j/ z& x3 Q; F! l6 c
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在金刚兄弟的掩护下，日军占领米里。
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Sub attack near Soc Trang  at 60,74
% M0 g$ Y: [5 r, f& I+ i8 \9 J6 GJapanese Ships$ L5 Y6 B/ R7 `- ~  y, B
      SC Ch 7
8 r: o. N# `  }9 |; `7 R% ]      AK Sasako Maru4 z' B! Z9 x0 _% V; [7 q$ @. {
      xAK Awajisan Maru" {7 [( L1 ]1 w, C" ~2 D4 d
      xAK Ayatosan Maru: i% X" H- s1 F
      SC Ch 97 C6 Z% ~3 J. F; b6 f9 Z
      DMS W-3
- w$ m5 k5 Y; O3 O      DMS W-2
1 p% ]6 c: s: m      PB Tatsumiya Maru & W" Y$ e% A8 p, @0 ]% U
Allied Ships  s) n$ H! q1 ?$ B# K2 F$ n
      SS Permit, hits 9, and is sunk  6 J8 l. b; [9 o. q
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ASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
( B. S  G2 I8 R& z5 _7 K: |7 MJapanese Ships" v5 S$ f) U1 Q5 K' s
      DD Nowaki
/ u; A6 K; [! w" |9 P8 o2 XAllied Ships
# ~) Q1 z) u! n7 A5 J      SS KVIII, hits 3,  heavy damage
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( b8 [' d1 L) Y+ J: R; vMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
2 ^  h+ F- `0 `  f2 K; ]Weather in hex: Overcast 9 S$ o, G4 q7 b  ]
Raid detected at 15 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.
6 L9 [& Q3 b8 {0 ?Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
# Y3 p6 P2 q0 o+ NJapanese aircraft+ W/ u! W, S, K9 f! h7 l: c
      A6M2 Zero x 30
/ ~8 a' G9 P$ Q7 E0 TAllied aircraft0 C( H- ]2 m4 d  ^7 t# X
      P-26A x 2. c( ~/ U# S7 r4 G& Y% k) Y+ ?& h
      P-35A x 4
8 H( a+ c1 s/ V9 P, Y3 F! J5 C  {      P-40B Warhawk x 5
2 |) a! \3 W" L# \! j( ?  l2 }- m4 D      P-40E Warhawk x 13
0 n0 V2 t, T, ^" AJapanese aircraft losses7 h+ }/ |4 \. {# D- M6 q
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed $ ~3 P  |6 @9 S( N3 G
Allied aircraft losses( t# \, Q3 A7 k5 L  G& D$ K' v
      P-35A: 1 destroyed; S: N: |/ s- T( J7 t' N; h! @
      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed* N4 K# r2 k7 G8 U" v
      P-40E Warhawk: 5 destroyed . j" D5 H- T" p
Aircraft Attacking:
$ f/ U8 B& j5 \9 W4 H7 p! Q      16 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet) m3 H+ \* P4 g  c3 d! P# _
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' Q+ e, `' s" Y8 c- I7 @$ RMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
5 U7 x7 y2 q+ B1 @  Q; K$ |Weather in hex: Overcast % j  G/ |1 x1 t7 \; |
Raid detected at 46 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
: L' |4 i2 W2 M. M) i+ \Estimated time to target is 15 minutes " y, @; t6 }6 f' g* r5 g3 R0 u* @
Japanese aircraft
! Y) R3 U7 B0 z! i# v      A6M2 Zero x 9 7 y4 B  o  Z. j0 }: }  F
Allied aircraft( C/ L3 p6 b  N5 p  P  o0 S) Y
      P-40E Warhawk x 3
" M" a. b7 L- ?. y5 pNo Japanese losses & W6 v6 r3 L8 X& C
Allied aircraft losses- U: P. a, T) v) f$ ]# n
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
2 Q% |) X' P3 Z0 UAircraft Attacking:! G* m9 Q# y2 N( K2 v
       8 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet - O# {4 }, s. u: [! A  t; x: N
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) h9 p" a' |% [7 i/ z( ]) {Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
0 E0 c, f" X" u3 gWeather in hex: Overcast
' k. i6 z# U# B7 jRaid detected at 52 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.; [* l/ ]5 w  }* R6 V
Estimated time to target is 17 minutes
8 `$ x7 B( X, W/ T$ ]Japanese aircraft9 B, v3 K2 q$ d. y) S( L2 T: K1 g
      A6M2 Zero x 36
. D% F7 k# s$ ]  y( uNo Japanese losses 4 w! e9 ~1 m7 L' Z! N1 r' V
Aircraft Attacking:
  w. L$ h* }1 c" ]5 @2 b2 G7 o      36 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Morning Air attack on 20th Chinese Corps, at 83,52 , near Changsha ! r8 h" ~1 J! J. g
Weather in hex: Moderate rain
' G* O# F* G$ O; a; F0 H' V* JRaid spotted at 29 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
# J+ V; M& ^2 H2 e; WEstimated time to target is 8 minutes 3 g% {; R5 {) Y2 P% m
Japanese aircraft  ]) a8 p7 V0 ]& ?, {
      Ki-27b Nate x 115 @3 B! r% G  o6 B' Z; Y
      Ki-30 Ann x 9 6 q! l5 _8 E# N1 W& B8 Y* L' _% }
Allied aircraft
/ W: h+ ~& g, F8 h# ]# w      I-15-III x 3
& b+ D2 |( n# p& R! f1 [1 A      Hawk 75M x 2 & ~: z* R5 K$ X$ \( G& d
Japanese aircraft losses
/ h* m5 j; }: V7 v  Q7 R# M      Ki-27b Nate: 1 destroyed
3 G  Q) G2 j0 NNo Allied losses 8 l9 \4 H/ z5 V
Aircraft Attacking:
9 A" K& f* F7 u) o       9 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet
' ?) d2 j4 G$ o. f: X- {, {$ ]               Ground Attack:  1 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87
; m8 m! f, c1 N. x6 ?2 vWeather in hex: Light cloud
  U: K7 C) N+ V, k. tRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet." \/ H: c6 u& [( x+ q9 N
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
9 b) K' A- Y! D$ O" Z7 l2 E6 v1 HAllied aircraft
  e- f4 Z6 T" s" f      139WH-3 x 26
0 ^6 q+ H" f9 l  j      Hudson I x 8 1 h0 W* Q* [+ B7 F8 l
Allied aircraft losses
+ |, b: d+ b3 a/ P      139WH-3: 1 damaged * h! Y, C/ X: c, @7 a7 b
Japanese Ships1 }' F8 ^6 H' R9 R1 @2 u+ H
      BB Haruna" l+ T5 Y9 }0 n+ X% J
      BB Kongo. z- V/ Y! ^9 f1 N
      DD Oshio) r1 x* U) h, U( K& a
      CA Atago+ B# N1 b& j" s2 ~# h
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87 * O: @9 ~( _" p: v
Weather in hex: Light cloud
) z# H; Z2 s, H! m% m: fRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
5 @9 A, ?, q4 z; {+ o2 [Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
0 ?4 s9 ?0 B/ X8 LAllied aircraft( o% S/ [3 E6 h8 C% |2 @5 h
      B-339D x 5
0 n( ~& x( x5 V& ]; ^* x5 Y/ r      Hudson I x 3 ! q! K8 Q& c$ n# b  m. y' [
No Allied losses
% Z( O) v3 L  n1 N* g0 \+ `+ rJapanese Ships
7 p+ e& `& @5 l* j" W      BB Kongo
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% c. o3 w4 {1 `& rMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
6 E- l3 B' ^3 z8 sWeather in hex: Overcast
. t" n; `1 Z, i- T' pRaid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
, _6 T) h9 r7 N/ k( \Estimated time to target is 12 minutes + f: q7 \5 @% g8 ^
Japanese aircraft
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Allied aircraft  G- {, ^9 D' l- b8 Y1 }
      Buffalo I x 1
; {3 L  o  X; s' G$ f( Y! w/ KNo Japanese losses 3 X% l) e" O- q  b& _# `5 t
Allied aircraft losses8 E) \0 R; z. W6 f" K3 }
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed
# Y* o* l: o, o" h3 CAircraft Attacking:, Y/ L! [6 }: B0 G- Q( [, S& \
      30 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet! B; F$ ?  G1 v  P7 h7 t! F, d  a
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* K% h6 ~- I2 z' r1 y9 ]- g* SMorning Air attack on TF, near Iwo-jima at 103,77
2 t: p/ f7 W$ I. WWeather in hex: Light rain + y0 J+ B" `: W( y- w7 ]+ H0 l
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
# h9 Q" t1 R" C$ q- f1 PEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
" s7 b8 K% w* T: \: oAllied aircraft0 K  w! S9 G' V4 H% ?4 Y
      F2A-3 Buffalo x 13
) z% ~0 c: P/ C# S% K      SB2U-3 Vindicator x 7
) d3 f* H% [6 \      SBD-2 Dauntless x 48. I. m" P) W) b+ L
      SBD-3 Dauntless x 17
+ W* Q( }- l2 q2 ]; z' P      TBD-1 Devastator x 26
  w" @* Y2 p' k5 KAllied aircraft losses
6 l7 @! ?8 S2 e; K5 o) D      SBD-2 Dauntless: 1 damaged
8 U; u. H3 {% K& U1 C: |% h6 \      SBD-2 Dauntless: 1 destroyed by flak
/ t, \, {" N) u      SBD-3 Dauntless: 3 damaged & X4 d$ u+ B& L2 R0 L
Japanese Ships
% F8 E5 B% ~# }. _* x& h( {& z      CA Haguro, Bomb hits 6,  heavy fires3 p! l$ [4 @: ?6 S/ D
      BB Hyuga, Bomb hits 7,  on fire. S* B  M$ X" B7 O( h
      CA Nachi, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage/ q" t9 y) n) M& S, o
      DD Kuroshio2 {* z3 d  @" g7 s1 A; @5 X, ~
      DD Natsushio
( _# c' M2 [1 ]) s1 P/ T      DD Hatsukaze* P! ^: w, P; Y( m
      DD Oyashio, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage& V' |2 U5 s2 K. b; c4 T
      DD Hayashio, Bomb hits 1,  on fire: k* f9 e+ m/ |
      CA Myoko
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       4 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 3000'
; ^' P1 k5 f8 T" p4 G3 o# u               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb
: H* C3 r0 E2 y8 b      11 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'3 J9 y, ~6 e( A# R* }& |4 L
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb/ Q- i1 {( s; m, ]/ O  P% c
      12 x TBD-1 Devastator bombing from 10000 feet *
2 I$ D, R9 E* Y+ i! O' I2 @               Naval Attack:  2 x 500 lb SAP Bomb! g1 `4 m$ v: a+ O4 G
       4 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 2000': |$ ^" ~8 L0 f, K2 [
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
7 x& m: J# F$ f! _/ |* E7 R       7 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'
/ x5 i9 C3 |* t. o! Y2 k               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb0 T+ E: e! O0 Z0 w9 S/ ?
       3 x SB2U-3 Vindicator releasing from 4000'0 G& \7 d1 [, y: N  H
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
2 L8 \2 _% u5 |; y# K& C* O      14 x TBD-1 Devastator bombing from 10000 feet *
( b; z8 a* [- m+ c7 A               Naval Attack:  2 x 500 lb SAP Bomb
8 n8 D9 L( n! s3 h& G       4 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 4000'
- R2 u. H$ ^3 E               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb: t/ c* `4 P9 s# n  j  {. `* _+ @
       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'8 ?  d/ H7 Y- y- a# D7 O
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb- E6 Q# M5 K; G# m
       9 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 2000'
; M' W3 s# @5 W& s$ l               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb
" |: o4 T1 f( p1 t       5 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'
; ?' u- m$ K' ~, m: @5 u; e3 P               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
- t" j1 |. g/ g2 E2 d& ]4 J9 t       9 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000': S9 N5 R( N- ]/ g. q) t; a
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb
8 s! G/ \! j2 ?/ S0 S( j6 r       4 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'2 V, ^  ~+ H5 _# O3 r. r- t
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
' U! O% p6 o0 S7 K       4 x SB2U-3 Vindicator releasing from 3000'2 b" N) ?3 D1 R, [) n! U0 i/ j
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb 8 \+ ~0 v1 t! ~* N
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring BB Hyuga
; h6 R: p# g# F0 EHeavy smoke from fires obscuring CA Nachi
# T. K$ C# H: A  }1 \Heavy smoke from fires obscuring CA Haguro- Z% [2 S) U2 P3 i* n- x; d8 g
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Oyashio
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$ Z1 F% p% q$ s% c- AAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Iwo-jima at 103,77 + s. P/ |: T# u7 ?# y5 J0 D- K
Weather in hex: Light cloud " y% Y$ R" w$ b  t* R" d1 j" Q$ r
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.9 M' I& b3 B+ d, t5 w2 r; t3 a/ y
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes / s; t( i: M8 A* v& M+ ]
Allied aircraft8 b6 h" L7 K" k  }( M3 i, [$ d, m, t7 {
      F2A-3 Buffalo x 135 c' q1 K* R/ U) H; G
      SB2U-3 Vindicator x 75 `# U0 R; h2 J
      SBD-2 Dauntless x 46
+ v5 |9 C6 w3 K      SBD-3 Dauntless x 16 % A$ w7 e. I9 a% H
Allied aircraft losses9 a& B; N( \6 Z+ H1 b9 M7 b
      SBD-2 Dauntless: 1 damaged+ i$ H8 J1 R& W% Y% Y- Q
      SBD-3 Dauntless: 2 damaged
. K* [) {1 d* q. e& zJapanese Ships$ Q9 P% _1 M; ?' J6 r' B
      DD Hatsukaze, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage# X, M5 [! G1 R5 o) T$ f
      CA Myoko, Bomb hits 1
0 U  Z' \, p' _+ y! \      DD Natsushio, Bomb hits 1,  on fire) B, K! Z$ K% u, `9 @! Q; q2 m* W, [
      CA Haguro, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
; U3 v& G  A) `6 M      BB Hyuga, Bomb hits 9,  heavy fires) f: I0 B! x" b, [* q  U9 a
      DD Hayashio, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage/ P' p" ~1 _: V5 H4 h+ y. F
      CA Nachi, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
$ g# b8 [8 v5 v6 j/ j      DD Oyashio, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage $ }" O7 _6 S- c
Aircraft Attacking:
% D: Q3 p, H! A3 C" v' P      11 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 4000'9 D3 _. o4 p6 Q8 }& [* J
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
$ Q" W9 m0 T" t6 S       6 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'
$ R9 I/ x+ g$ N% N. i               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb! r6 b& K8 ~. d) C) }
       7 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'* Q$ w8 L3 U; f, H
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
2 W) N! M4 ^/ x/ A  `9 k& ]7 w4 d       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'! o: l% k3 Y, u7 R4 y, A
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
( I5 _* y  E5 Q* G3 t+ B       3 x SB2U-3 Vindicator releasing from 4000'% f4 p6 `* A4 a  v( l  n- V
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
8 h) Y, ~* q9 ?: ?* b$ c' X9 a       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 2000'/ _, k6 `, t$ c3 ?6 n6 C
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
; Y& {, v7 w+ M       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 2000'
2 O: r! R3 e6 x( h) ?% K$ t7 h" d8 w               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
, \+ `, x) x; S3 M$ g7 z3 h, L       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'
- E& `7 p, V' H0 C$ E& l( w% c4 Q               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
/ s4 T. S8 \9 B( I# x       1 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 2000'' ]- l7 H+ E/ i! e2 G
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb& Y; h* y$ H7 C+ Y2 \9 N" K
       1 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'
8 A- l# L" U% ], V0 j2 S* X               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb% c$ N+ V) [* s: V0 h
       4 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 3000'" r, C0 m0 N! n4 r: U4 o+ e
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb+ F0 k. m2 k, y# [
       4 x SB2U-3 Vindicator releasing from 2000'
" i/ h" U4 a+ W' i/ T/ o# e               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
9 q8 H, ~. l* n0 G2 MHeavy smoke from fires obscuring CA Haguro# W2 D& d2 `& ^9 X* X( ~6 X7 F! R
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Hatsukaze8 J+ m$ v! d! U1 C5 C" E  c0 X
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Hayashio$ C3 t2 f6 a! {, v' r
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring BB Hyuga4 z9 B- E# U* `+ N4 M4 G
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring CA Nachi
" h3 o  _8 U$ l% c- @Heavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Oyashio
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Ground combat at 85,49 (near Hankow)
+ {/ G+ L. s* Z4 m: XJapanese Shock attack 5 C  W) ?. ?0 V/ k, ^
Attacking force 14377 troops, 140 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 698 $ k5 n- e6 N0 h, h% N: D
Defending force 11353 troops, 71 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 358 & _& t: ~1 |' n# a: d" O: l; U
Japanese adjusted assault: 346  
& p4 X8 T' N; TAllied adjusted defense: 53  & n( r6 _5 f" Z
Japanese assault odds: 6 to 1  + \: n% U- P) g& P8 Q
Combat modifiers
7 c4 |+ Y- N3 D7 x* X0 [* dDefender: leaders(+), experience(-)
  c6 C% d& B0 K/ XAttacker: shock(+), morale(-) : J4 z. C) @8 l+ D: B
Japanese ground losses:" e0 s' Q2 a# W6 ~* l0 G: A
      1115 casualties reported  ?, u8 x8 I$ C4 E2 S
         Squads: 64 destroyed, 34 disabled9 c+ K. e9 B* z: |2 }
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 48 disabled( k0 m& N: G' {4 L9 e
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 2 disabled* Z# e# w3 ^" \1 @" ^/ e. P
      Guns lost 9 (6 destroyed, 3 disabled)
! e; j! R+ r2 H# ^Allied ground losses:# v( S4 ~6 Q+ |. x7 J, E, J
      4136 casualties reported
" A4 Z7 u% l4 I( N6 U         Squads: 185 destroyed, 81 disabled
! _6 Z" [8 I1 J$ \* a9 `( c: A7 ^         Non Combat: 162 destroyed, 0 disabled1 t5 A. O7 z! }: G. @
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled, `9 ]5 }/ P1 v# |: X: I
      Guns lost 18 (8 destroyed, 10 disabled)3 v  w0 ], A/ |1 d* B9 w( ^6 Z& e
      Units retreated 3 : }/ P) ~: g! |) Z" }/ ^- O
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! ; I+ L" s6 B7 f) _  }# p% b
Assaulting units:  _' g, P+ ~2 [4 X. l- m( O
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade
8 y/ g# ]( C" T/ F* U( C# i, f    14th RGC Temp. Division
3 D. ?& @. [9 Z) b- M    12th RGC Temp. Division
( p8 j5 v# f" {2 C: v7 ?) o    13th Division
9 ~9 C/ r6 [8 b$ p  N    18th RGC Temp. Division . p! q+ D' {) N6 {
Defending units:4 N8 Z' `5 V1 y; y! R0 W
    7th Chinese Corps1 ], E+ q8 ^& v
    84th Chinese Corps
8 K7 b  t* ?# g! a    21st Group Army
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Ground combat at Miri (64,87) 0 d; E2 B9 Q# T, J* f. d) p
Japanese Deliberate attack
- }4 [- @4 e" y8 V/ cAttacking force 4899 troops, 31 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 180
1 R: v. `1 B8 a+ HDefending force 140 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 ' g; ^+ N- I. m/ s" F
Japanese adjusted assault: 56  
+ j+ ?, h# S2 d" u5 O# @# |$ |' B5 _; EAllied adjusted defense: 1  ! O" h8 }* I) r& x/ s1 q; k6 j+ ?: G1 z
Japanese assault odds: 56 to 1 (fort level 0)  - L) k9 U- z. F. E  S
Japanese forces CAPTURE Miri !!!
9 ^2 `% m% s( v4 i# `8 RCombat modifiers
3 L; h" x2 D5 `( u* i3 d: DDefender: terrain(+), leaders(+), preparation(-), fatigue(-)5 b0 z0 u6 G# A* B- s; N$ A! L; ^
Attacker:  0 |( ^" w+ o$ C' v
Japanese ground losses:
( {$ o, J4 _  O      15 casualties reported
# U5 a* a7 n* J) b$ d9 u1 \         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
  m# u( z8 V2 Y* E7 @* H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
* Y7 h7 p: _% S' z# _& I         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
( {! C' ~1 N5 ?/ |! U1 f8 k/ aAllied ground losses:( U& r  S& {9 E# a: g. V$ S: I
      166 casualties reported
" P& P- D5 b  @" ^9 a- ^         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled( x. u8 j' ?+ P& ^7 N8 D
         Non Combat: 17 destroyed, 0 disabled6 o8 r* \: }5 v% g5 _* ^
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled
' E5 `" Y5 Q0 k% q6 H      Guns lost 5 (5 destroyed, 0 disabled)
  [3 I8 T" A8 R2 j; u      Units destroyed 1
3 h& L, ]- r. g* o) h8 MAssaulting units:
: e3 {. H& P: {) P! e) `    I./124th Infantry Battalion( R# X) c7 R% I
    15th Naval Guard Unit4 l# m& H# o0 m& V& S
    16th Naval Guard Unit! S7 A5 i* q9 J" @) z
    6th JNAF Coy & x8 u) W$ ^& c2 g
    8th JNAF Coy  ' w$ l* R+ m2 f# j! C
Defending units:
* w5 a4 U% ^% ]    109th RN Base Force

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 16, 41% H, d9 \0 _3 V7 O7 n9 t' M& a
登陆菲律宾南部的编队，在58的威胁下开始回撤佩里硫，
- Q6 q8 s( f7 u) U58也选择了往这个方向（卡加延）全速撤退，为了这个全速，58甩掉了一批没油的dd  a+ L, F( O2 v" d2 G$ s
双方近距离遭遇，进行了炮战，列克中弹一发，幸无大碍。, Y4 Z- y2 X4 p7 u5 p4 e) j
第二天白天，日军编队上方出现暴风雨，让这2只编队能够逃过58的致命打击。
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! q9 t# F7 q1 K# m- ^克拉克和新加坡在继续吐血，而荷兰空军和金刚兄弟依然配合默契。 - v; m, A8 r4 R. J6 J
派遣军占领空城郑州，但仍有部分国军赖在铁路线上。7 g. p8 t2 o0 C) d- p+ z+ B
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2 R% t$ O* S3 F* g0 |9 g) [Day Time Surface Combat, near Dinagat at 86,87, Range 18,000 Yards
/ Y& H  H3 K4 g0 K6 yJapanese Ships
$ w- ^; L- T$ s9 I, X      DD Umikaze; }6 ?- }. x6 U; {
      DD Suzukaze( B# h2 o$ x' J5 a7 ~4 e
      DD Shiokaze2 [- m$ v% n5 B4 p, I5 j( ~
      DMS W-7) d  w, I$ V) R0 D
      DMS W-8
' M8 V& g: Q6 M* g* |      AMc Ataka Maru
$ g$ G/ g; ]' Y$ o      AMc Kyo Maru #1* v3 K5 J5 y* ]7 |& D# o
      AMc Takasago Maru
# ~& n0 q; a: E! j4 R* ?      PB Edo Maru7 r( k4 W6 j2 T
      PB Myoken Maru& x. z; j6 W* I; [! X+ |- g- V
      PB Saiko Maru; q- j8 S+ G( Q3 X
      PB Gamitsu Maru #1
- R; M- Y: k4 ]" S% z      PB Nichi Maru #1+ s% M& G; @) L" C$ w+ t: [
      PB Showa Maru #33 g' S: I# U' M# g, z! d% H$ u
      PB Showa Maru #5
* t6 G$ S4 d& z& A3 o2 W) w      xAK Myoko Maru
' ^, o0 b/ v8 E4 R0 U7 P4 n      xAK Shinanogawa Maru6 G9 P- O  U% j' J+ j
      xAK Shinryu Maru1 f8 q7 c6 `8 R- ?7 j
      xAK Kanko Maru
6 W' ]6 E. C8 l  f% u      xAK Yasukawa Maru
  w) G: H  {6 x, F" J      xAK Hasuna Maru9 ]# d% ^1 k4 L; t& ~- {" U
      xAK Meigen Maru. q) p& I6 b6 j4 r' C
      xAK Yamafuku Maru7 [4 S' F: ^* x4 A) X
      xAKL Kakyu Maru+ F# ?" F; {, d9 [0 |2 h; @
      xAP Haruna Maru . K6 l9 l0 o( t5 G6 N6 S; w/ d
Allied Ships
1 M; A6 v' N8 {3 u' J      DD Scout, Shell hits 1
/ `! x0 V: a2 `1 T* f+ J6 Z      DD Thanet% O& {7 f5 Z! ^! @. y! g& ?
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Dinagat at 86,87, Range 15,000 Yards 4 w$ o+ y" Z4 L" c8 B: |2 _
Japanese Ships0 W# P  i6 b, R$ V& A
      CL Nagara, Shell hits 7,  on fire% q/ j6 U- T$ N4 ?( {  b
      DD Yukikaze" {3 q+ ~: |/ |  ]. _( g+ D
      DD Tokitsukaze
7 }" V7 Q$ n2 N+ O: H- r3 q' g      DD Kawakaze
/ V! p2 v+ {" G& ^Allied Ships7 ]6 h& D2 ~- C1 H1 \& F
      CV Lexington, Shell hits 1
' F0 ~" K" p: ^      CV Enterprise
5 g, Z7 D1 s- z      CA Portland
- N$ e/ i6 u  A      CA Northampton9 Y* \$ W- a6 x: E5 e! D+ P
      CA Chester
  u: h& L  x+ B$ ^      CA Chicago
& n) C; M8 h8 [6 f. C( g) U      CA Salt Lake City, Shell hits 1. N& E6 O; [* u# R
      CA Astoria4 i9 d* D$ _9 ~) y
      DD Mahan
  D: N7 n) f, h      DD Drayton
# K! J. k" l+ {8 L( t4 D      DD Lamson
6 H( X+ D# x& L6 b  X& _% L      DD Flusser/ n0 Q: V& _& Z+ D8 |4 K6 L
      DD Porter   `! }  T  y4 n& _
Reduced visibility due to Rain
; l% m% |/ l; B- d8 oMaximum visibility in Rain: 15,000 yards
0 S) D; V2 \5 C% n; cRange closes to 23,000 yards...3 k+ v* ^" D' }: r* W
Range closes to 21,000 yards...
. |* \3 X: P: u' b- q1 z; n9 nRange closes to 19,000 yards...( V% B3 i& v8 K3 y" T% h
Range closes to 17,000 yards...
+ U& B2 `) {/ N' |Range closes to 15,000 yards...
5 ^' {/ P2 a$ {3 ICONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 15,000 yards1 V! _; {, ?- H* m. ?- u
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 15,000 yards8 Z) A3 j- k: H6 x; o3 Y+ g
CL Nagara engages CV Enterprise at 15,000 yards
. N3 R0 c3 f: ^; v' IDD Kawakaze engages CV Enterprise at 15,000 yards3 ]4 d% R- Q1 x; I( Z
CL Nagara engages CA Salt Lake City at 15,000 yards
0 y8 k* F# @% Z# ~CL Nagara engages CA Chicago at 15,000 yards
& c* i0 f1 y. X5 {% w* KCL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 15,000 yards
+ B, u& R: a1 T/ nCA Astoria engages CL Nagara at 15,000 yards# H: V7 H* H8 S/ e/ {9 s0 P8 Z
CL Nagara engages CA Salt Lake City at 15,000 yards- ~) h; i6 V3 M
CA Chester engages CL Nagara at 15,000 yards8 v3 f0 J1 {, ~( P; ~
Range closes to 14,000 yards
9 J6 o/ \- _' P" B7 FCL Nagara engages CV Enterprise at 14,000 yards1 k) ~9 }" L8 N1 c7 J- u  k
DD Kawakaze engages CV Lexington at 14,000 yards2 s* o, y' |% M3 D
CA Salt Lake City engages DD Yukikaze at 14,000 yards& u) X; k6 J4 ^  B( H) }# f
Range closes to 13,000 yards
  a+ E4 }  v" Q3 j' t0 SCL Nagara engages CV Enterprise at 13,000 yards9 d& m: X6 P/ B& {' Q5 N- D1 y
CL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 13,000 yards& q% b( J/ H) K, }
DD Yukikaze engages CV Lexington at 13,000 yards
7 }# ~& R8 e  w% ~+ B/ ~; h, d) ICL Nagara engages CA Portland at 13,000 yards! A/ ~6 P* z0 J  D
Range closes to 10,000 yards
& u* G5 |& I0 @8 M! m8 R5 jCL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 10,000 yards
3 a! H) L6 M9 |+ LDD Tokitsukaze engages CV Lexington at 10,000 yards# h% ^* u  Z! ^8 Z$ `; ]
CA Salt Lake City engages CL Nagara at 10,000 yards8 B( E6 [, |" i
DD Kawakaze engages DD Flusser at 10,000 yards
; ]+ ?/ Z* `3 v) n3 tDD Tokitsukaze engages DD Lamson at 10,000 yards# O# n0 o6 {# `1 V0 G
DD Tokitsukaze engages DD Drayton at 10,000 yards0 F8 d2 G) w5 q* C! g
Range closes to 7,000 yards  q, I" C  \% G* C2 a. W" S
CL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 7,000 yards
/ s6 D) |; i, @* h+ h- c1 kCL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 7,000 yards2 {* q; L. r* R# Y2 r5 i7 K
DD Tokitsukaze engages DD Lamson at 7,000 yards4 b+ y8 m2 ?/ l6 `# y
DD Yukikaze engages DD Flusser at 7,000 yards& R9 ~; u6 \- e) C6 b/ {6 `
DD Porter engages DD Kawakaze at 7,000 yards8 W, n1 L9 M7 \) |( ^  W2 j
DD Kawakaze engages DD Flusser at 7,000 yards/ M+ X8 M4 ~3 X' \! m9 y) Q* v
DD Kawakaze engages DD Drayton at 7,000 yards
" X, U  d0 d% d  d# E9 C5 hNaoi, Toshio orders Japanese TF to disengage
2 W* V/ ?) q& dRange increases to 9,000 yards2 T& V# g7 u; b
CV Enterprise ,  CV Lexington  screened from combat( W" |" }/ w+ c( H! h* ~0 x
- escorted by DD Porter ,  DD Flusser ,  DD Lamson ,
. c* `; l- C  t9 ?% B  A   DD Drayton ,  DD Mahan/ ?( {1 q- E! i& G7 C# r7 f0 n, L
CL Nagara engages CA Astoria at 9,000 yards
: N' L- b. ~6 c  F- K( }" h6 ?CA Salt Lake City engages CL Nagara at 9,000 yards! z# p9 g) {! s5 [9 w4 t7 ^
CL Nagara engages CA Chicago at 9,000 yards
1 L) u+ t# S' }CA Chester engages CL Nagara at 9,000 yards
4 h/ X6 n! U* QCL Nagara engages CA Portland at 9,000 yards# L% _1 {* \& K" w7 U9 |! E
Range increases to 17,000 yards6 ?! r% H: ~/ ?9 P' p
CL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 17,000 yards
5 k9 m# o" m7 j, ^9 p* }DD Lamson engages DD Kawakaze at 17,000 yards' h5 J1 j! v5 g. H* ~4 ~7 I
DD Lamson engages DD Tokitsukaze at 17,000 yards. D; p5 c( p6 w) A
DD Yukikaze engages CA Salt Lake City at 17,000 yards( H$ _% K8 m; H: f
CL Nagara engages CA Chicago at 17,000 yards
1 s6 G& D# }$ A0 M3 [5 @( G$ {CA Chester engages CL Nagara at 17,000 yards
+ I) Q3 @  w  x: |3 b$ ~9 sCA Northampton engages CL Nagara at 17,000 yards
* T) {. T) b5 B, K- sRange increases to 25,000 yards
! y# @' q; ^) ]# D  x# KDD Kawakaze engages CV Lexington at 25,000 yards# Q$ g1 B+ W: R7 a0 Q3 p; h
CL Nagara engages CA Astoria at 25,000 yards) u% l4 b+ v6 k" v  Y6 D9 U
CA Salt Lake City engages CL Nagara at 25,000 yards
( k0 O: _% A9 G( r, L1 }# QCL Nagara engages CA Northampton at 25,000 yards8 C4 U* w$ p$ S
Task forces break off... ! b0 K3 }9 N  H% e$ {
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8 _. e6 ?) l2 z/ F! _7 U5 H4 jMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
8 K2 Q1 i" F1 U# ]5 K! i; vWeather in hex: Severe storms
/ f7 w6 i% s5 o5 t+ _7 v6 S( \" SRaid detected at 106 NM, estimated altitude 24,000 feet.
! [6 l9 d  ?6 A! }0 wEstimated time to target is 35 minutes
9 G6 I, s2 L4 L( z1 l9 N8 w4 j6 Q2 q$ FJapanese aircraft. ]+ W0 v! k3 A  o/ n
      A6M2 Zero x 33 # f( i+ l8 H+ M! T/ @
Allied aircraft
9 R: d) c" N! ?      P-26A x 1( l+ }' _2 S/ X# _, Q, B/ z
      P-35A x 4; ?6 s3 c+ l6 Y2 c+ f: a
      P-40B Warhawk x 50 G0 `$ l  z  l# |+ v
      P-40E Warhawk x 12 # u" {* m$ W' m8 w, _9 B4 w0 y* }
Japanese aircraft losses
6 t* ~- l7 s, L% E) K7 m      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed 3 r- O, ?: k6 F  ?. ]! p9 a8 E3 ~
Allied aircraft losses
: [( X" x  L# o' C7 P6 |, K      P-26A: 1 destroyed8 v- w" _9 d  k) e& v5 l" g
      P-35A: 2 destroyed7 P  l: `" P4 Z, T7 H0 L: P4 G, k
      P-40B Warhawk: 2 destroyed
; S5 e/ V7 F- h      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
! o2 x. |. A0 V1 _; Q! p+ H( \Aircraft Attacking:8 i3 T7 \- |" _' Q
      29 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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2 n1 x  s: d- o! |" x0 }* l/ oMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
* i, ?4 m( D! F- \, qWeather in hex: Moderate rain
* z9 N9 q  g% y$ d0 G* _! nRaid detected at 33 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
* |. q& h9 h' R. t) S7 a) QEstimated time to target is 10 minutes
1 F/ L) z, @2 d$ L0 A7 u& ~3 G' HJapanese aircraft/ r; X! O) T& V; @* O$ K
      A6M2 Zero x 17
, }6 o) X) s+ t- f) a0 V" tAllied aircraft
3 S5 E  ~+ O$ ^& S0 f! ^* m      Blenheim IF x 1
9 w; W1 n2 F$ a. }/ l# q1 r      Buffalo I x 5 . v- p3 C4 w4 L; M1 _# f0 ~! @+ r- l
No Japanese losses ' y9 v' l" z. D& o" c) M
Allied aircraft losses) r. R8 r6 O. Z! Y
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed 8 _: v3 i1 r3 a6 F9 l; p
Aircraft Attacking:7 k; W9 q% l& f+ ~+ _! r
      14 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *
& H: W+ j: _9 L1 L. v6 q+ H9 d----------------------------------------------------------- m+ j/ I' c+ F) i9 R: X# q9 b
Morning Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87 & z, a: v0 I* r, v
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
% P2 t/ q& Z  g4 u6 q3 HRaid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.5 O6 P5 C0 d/ v, L! V
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
( e( U8 T% F& y8 J  q" S  rAllied aircraft
% G! ^% i  P4 s3 Y: k      139WH-3 x 198 x: S. q2 V+ y
      Hudson I x 5
5 |2 o' n, {& UAllied aircraft losses
/ i7 T. S* C5 F      139WH-3: 2 damaged, z: Z; B2 C$ i! a' E6 Z+ R
      Hudson I: 2 damaged
0 K: B" f. h6 A% q$ a+ }, u$ TJapanese Ships# \. Z- |" o2 a/ N: a
      BB Haruna
7 ^  q# W7 e" K$ N# F      xAKL Anbo Maru
5 x: x: `' s1 ]0 p. H      xAK Syoka Maru
* Q7 d9 v" p  B! Q; ^  R      xAK Rokko Maru5 Y3 P0 d9 ?" l( C' f/ \! S, _% g
      BB Kongo
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+ n. \/ p4 W/ s) }Morning Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87 & |/ |+ I) ]. ?5 W1 E% R
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
7 C" s1 r" n! J  R. O( _Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
- ~" b) D4 I: j. @) X1 OEstimated time to target is 6 minutes ! A2 n5 I. M, W2 y6 O& G2 b
Allied aircraft1 G. [5 p& @- A
      B-339D x 8
$ E& ^  i# M8 u4 t      Hudson I x 4 8 s" H$ k$ R4 X% F+ `. l3 l
Allied aircraft losses7 a. V2 B) B0 [* @5 v8 J
      Hudson I: 1 destroyed by flak * U. k' Y1 B  q
Japanese Ships
: s2 F7 h6 N  N$ ~7 X- Z  q9 k      BB Kongo
2 S; K$ B4 i0 K6 T) a- y-------------------------------) g- a  t; ~2 d7 X0 y+ A
Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
5 x+ }( _! q, W0 F( DWeather in hex: Moderate rain
9 |/ n3 y2 _- n- xRaid detected at 37 NM, estimated altitude 26,000 feet.
2 J/ u- e7 W; O! i9 ?% ~' {: M5 PEstimated time to target is 12 minutes ' ?3 h# l! ]4 F
Japanese aircraft: U! d4 j% s+ s5 O0 l
      A6M2 Zero x 30
& m$ s2 b/ }6 n: W, KAllied aircraft+ l0 K% d9 f1 Z# Y
      Buffalo I x 1
( }/ f9 V; p1 x, A+ @No Japanese losses # h1 f3 n) ]( B) P
Allied aircraft losses
4 l6 E# F0 J* M; N- L& i3 b      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed " b7 k/ c& ~- @" Y  J2 a7 G' V
Aircraft Attacking:7 S* O/ @0 ^0 `0 C: B
      30 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet   i/ d$ y/ L: N# T) Q# C  T# N/ R) M: R
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Ponape at 119,116 + b1 N6 v: Q0 `5 O
Weather in hex: Light cloud
. X3 z. y9 Z3 Q* i) O- zRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.0 [; o& V+ j6 E3 d3 I$ V
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
& A2 a% a6 G* Y$ _Japanese aircraft- V2 |6 ]4 \& B8 a7 r/ Y2 U
      G4M1 Betty x 12
* x) b5 `+ k  H. }# g9 k8 a6 xNo Japanese losses
6 X& E; E% @6 G7 H( C  zAllied Ships
" T8 N2 ^( i4 e' Z. y      DD Benham( _7 U' p4 q; C+ w! f" S
      DD Dunlap, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
1 ?5 Y) ~6 O+ I* b% Y" @      DD Fanning
9 V- f6 H' k7 p1 h: b1 QAircraft Attacking:6 n4 g4 l1 Z, ?  o
      12 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet% ^" k( h8 h* S
               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo
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7 O$ F, ?; ^5 D9 J, R6 g) V/ dMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  - {' S. T% M& D. D; g) [
Weather in hex: Severe storms
' {" r5 B! E4 }" V9 pRaid detected at 10 NM, estimated altitude 24,000 feet.
0 f1 _2 u. R4 g. Y+ h; E( wEstimated time to target is 3 minutes
* r! |6 U( {1 x; pJapanese aircraft" s1 A! U  c% T
      A6M2 Zero x 38
4 R: }- x0 `. R3 j* wAllied aircraft
9 L) R6 H+ V& Q7 Q* Z, {' ^' m      P-40E Warhawk x 1 / C6 y) ~& N: i' o
No Japanese losses
0 T$ j, o* i) {0 [, V/ D+ _No Allied losses
) j0 ?7 {% S1 U$ t% @. ^* l& a+ RAircraft Attacking:8 z) ?7 B6 n2 j
      38 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet, R) f' E" K& t. k. Q* e. V( s* k
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9 T9 k$ T4 U  z! q6 |/ Z" VAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87 # U. R7 C0 S- E$ J6 O. }
Weather in hex: Severe storms 3 R) L& X( }( r6 i4 E/ \) }3 @
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.+ s# W" [4 \0 `5 t* e
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes / x, ~% e$ u# c  t
Allied aircraft3 D0 u8 c- m% L
      139WH-3 x 131 ]$ y/ b8 s$ P3 S
      Hudson I x 3 & d+ ]- ]1 J0 a% f: D1 z
Allied aircraft losses
, l* P, B6 X/ v& H7 @! K  c* C      139WH-3: 1 damaged ; o! p4 }) ?8 K( o7 P! V
Japanese Ships  y3 v# c5 }! W* Z2 L  j6 E/ e
      DD Akatsuki
) D8 P  Z% `4 u  d5 l5 G' f      xAK Zinzan Maru
9 l' A% {/ q9 e1 `! v; d2 J5 Q      xAK Santos Maru
) D6 \' r; p5 v% h      APD Fuji& D3 T- Q! t2 Z# m; f2 H: `9 F* b
      BB Kongo
8 t) \$ n1 U* r& ^! {# a--------------------------------------------------------------------------------, |2 T% W, J7 n4 z% J+ M9 g
Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87
+ p5 }& c) n  s4 gWeather in hex: Severe storms
% v. V; {; E( G$ R, }Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
9 `1 G8 Y  I/ s$ b/ V0 U: u; U1 D) Q- bEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
- M, F; E4 [: q6 f' o. j2 s3 ?  EAllied aircraft& O6 q& Q. B1 T+ a& C8 ?: P; N$ i
      Hudson I x 6
& c9 n9 s0 f/ F9 TAllied aircraft losses
( r6 J# Z. b# d. X* }      Hudson I: 1 damaged
; E" v  X1 X) w' Z$ b4 HJapanese Ships
) C, s' i" a1 }; D% Q$ [      CL Jintsu
( P" k' c. C3 _      BB Kongo
9 d( P/ c+ N7 d2 n6 g, u---------------------------------------------------------------- # w/ H" U; e! l  T% y/ j; N$ H3 Z
Ground combat at Chengchow (88,44)
1 \  u' {7 e9 F( v2 H  _9 ~Japanese Deliberate attack
: w9 @7 X& U5 P( o. }- KAttacking force 1063 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 45
) w+ b7 U/ Z) n& z* HDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
3 M/ {5 D( y- [  ~+ `: kJapanese adjusted assault: 25  3 F7 m% m: U" t! U- \
Allied adjusted defense: 1  % E. Q, l8 z' A3 J5 E  U( I' V
Japanese assault odds: 25 to 1 (fort level 1)  - H) O' i7 \0 n
Japanese forces CAPTURE Chengchow !!!
- R' q4 {" I, ^  ~$ Y2 eCombat modifiers
: W4 x( v- i7 F4 l0 @; f/ LAttacker: leaders(+), leaders(-)
! v, V+ Q2 o$ X: n2 z9 @. K( w# AAssaulting units:4 M6 S4 x- S2 S* C% H) W4 s5 u
    15th RGC Temp. Division

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 17, 41
- T; w, l7 A0 B7 ~; J6 v, ?% h. T由于kb已经消失2天，kb满油的情况下大概能全速64格（甩掉27节的加贺和没油的dd）
/ `" \# l# C& v- v6 U从威客过来到mini被炸点，大概跑了2全速36格，由于附近双方都很少有ss; i  l. w( m9 E, y. l+ M- V
如果kb孤注一掷，可以甩掉所有护航dd，再做1-2个全速，这就意味着卡加延附近也不安全! [# B' i7 b! L& D" ^* |
# `$ [5 A0 y! S  g) b: `
58的撤退路线早有准备，从马尼拉撤退的队伍当中有2ao在巴里巴班装满油后在卡加延附近待命
: f: M2 z7 d8 I7 `3 a8 C当天58选择继续全速撤退，中途由ao编队开全速进行加油，（如果不加油，58跑完后就没油了）- x4 t* b8 o9 l( [' P8 K$ P
4 W0 J& U) t* u
克拉克和新加坡的防空基本就要靠AA了。
" I1 j: Y- L9 _! n在金刚兄弟走后面对缓慢的AK，荷兰空军总算有所收获，刚进驻米里的轰炸机裸奔轰炸达拉根，; M. P/ U8 P/ ]$ b
荷兰战斗机部队终于有了表现的机会。
7 i/ {6 ^  W  g/ P  l- Z3 N& v从印度增援的部队被放到了仰光，以争取些时间，给校长补给，校长的作用远大于新加坡，
! ~; u5 P1 S9 t& b' S* g; Q8 O日军也发现了这次卸载，021当天扫场，在飞虎队的死守下，双方损失相当，# E% f8 U9 U: ?8 P! P
在41年12月能和精锐驾驶的021打个平手，盟军不能要求更多了。。* s0 Q. ~; ~9 o. D# Y. T9 H
9 S0 Q" P5 K' r5 [" f" v$ f
当天日军突击威克岛和香港，威克岛的突击失败了。
3 Y. i' c1 v& q! ]: x% C( j) ~3 Q香港的城防被降到了1，东京玫瑰不日将再次播音。。。。。。
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Kota Bharu at 51,75, Range 1,000 Yards $ L5 Q7 J1 s" f! p4 }0 X
Japanese Ships7 g) i7 T- J* w) B# c! [
      CL Kashii, Shell hits 3) W3 Y4 n8 \/ m) E! g+ \  y6 S2 l
      CL Isuzu" H) o4 Z. F7 x6 P) V! J1 ~
      DD Maikaze" T. t+ B: p" p2 \2 P. x
      DD Nowaki, Shell hits 2
& u* ?; a8 j- `8 dAllied Ships& D4 @9 u  [$ Q/ v
      DD Bulmer) d. K+ W5 d& ?
      DD John D. Ford, Shell hits 3,  on fire
  T" O. X3 |7 S- L# w      DD Paul Jones- B  a! S: e1 G- y- f( ?+ _
      DD Parrott, Shell hits 3, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
: e4 H1 n4 s, K  f" h0 L5 m( M, p9 a      DD Peary
: M  ?2 P- I+ u3 {/ m      DD Pillsbury
# b& c0 q3 |) n% U* I0 v      DD Stewart
1 g: k  l( W% y! x# BReduced sighting due to 0% moonlight3 t, ^* |0 |8 `$ y$ b" {8 j$ o; l
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 0% moonlight: 1,000 yards( j) }6 q; h  j: f) B* }
Range closes to 8,000 yards...! O* P( S3 j" U$ G3 e- M9 P
Range closes to 6,000 yards...
9 x/ {' Q# B2 m) ]/ ]. J$ PRange closes to 4,000 yards...
* g% S8 k* l: a& {Range closes to 2,000 yards...0 Z# I5 A7 y1 V, F1 n/ ?) d2 K
Range closes to 1,000 yards...5 N! a+ _$ M; r$ G" D3 h! R5 Y! ]' b
Ura, Koichi crosses the 'T'7 u6 y. Z" b. E$ s2 `" X: B
CL Isuzu engages DD Stewart at 1,000 yards$ ^+ {* k1 P% f
CL Kashii engages DD Pillsbury at 1,000 yards
( ]/ {9 S) O' A) v3 |, q) V( cDD Nowaki engages DD Stewart at 1,000 yards# J; k' ]+ S. I* o+ ?7 w" C; Z* K- \
DD Parrott sunk by DD Nowaki at 1,000 yards, `/ i' F  [* ^( d" g
Range increases to 2,000 yards- Z  V% K6 P7 ~$ Y2 D: F
DD Pillsbury engages CL Isuzu at 2,000 yards) M; w9 V9 N: Y- W7 \
DD Nowaki engages DD Pillsbury at 2,000 yards
! Z/ f+ |! |9 E& s+ U; a4 _DD Peary engages DD Nowaki at 2,000 yards
% T3 J4 o) t4 u+ ^DD Nowaki engages DD Paul Jones at 2,000 yards
9 v8 u6 c6 a2 G- I6 i, sRange increases to 3,000 yards# |5 t5 h' P5 M4 ?
DD Stewart engages DD Nowaki at 3,000 yards
/ ?& d/ o( g! j8 M' }  UCL Kashii engages DD Paul Jones at 3,000 yards2 Q- O1 d; H6 i5 ~+ d& ~
DD Peary engages DD Nowaki at 3,000 yards
" y/ ?: Q/ T) r& KDD Maikaze engages DD Paul Jones at 3,000 yards+ j1 Y. E# ?! ~: U" y1 O' t
DD Nowaki engages DD John D. Ford at 3,000 yards* C( T5 R$ u( P$ L( y: B, S
DD Nowaki engages DD Stewart at 3,000 yards
7 i: V) y+ s" @& pDD Nowaki engages DD Pillsbury at 3,000 yards
) j6 s9 B, c) A  V/ w$ z5 n( ?DD Nowaki engages DD Peary at 3,000 yards- [" T" G5 y: ^* ?* a  |
DD John D. Ford engages DD Nowaki at 3,000 yards
' n& u3 ]9 `- |DD Nowaki engages DD Bulmer at 3,000 yards& O. U( B9 b2 F1 X& y: s
Range closes to 2,000 yards" K) a( N3 p5 T- e* s! q- F
CL Isuzu engages DD Stewart at 2,000 yards, i$ J& U1 T8 t3 @: t0 x" k
DD Nowaki engages DD Pillsbury at 2,000 yards! D0 u" V: D1 i5 B0 C4 D
DD John D. Ford engages DD Nowaki at 2,000 yards3 B  W2 t+ X1 B- n  \; |
DD Nowaki engages DD Paul Jones at 2,000 yards
& U  s% Y+ S9 v5 ]) `. g0 }; C( JDD John D. Ford engages DD Nowaki at 2,000 yards
1 M' U! Z" k" K8 n7 qTask forces break off...
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  ! k; ^4 Q; I* }: X) v6 Q
Weather in hex: Light rain
3 Y0 t  l! t9 wRaid detected at 46 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.
8 O; B0 r8 j" f/ S& ^, D% {Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
4 i* N) g+ l, `# w+ IJapanese aircraft
; O) ]3 `: u  @( A      A6M2 Zero x 24   x/ i& \- m* x
Allied aircraft# h/ \( d5 a5 k' H4 F* a* V
      P-35A x 1
6 J; L5 D5 A. J# z- p* ]      P-40B Warhawk x 5
' [! z3 Z- L/ Q; ]      P-40E Warhawk x 10 , V* S1 D- g: D: L
Japanese aircraft losses2 ?+ J. N( \$ Z( a% [8 q/ d6 [
      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed
( [5 H7 |; K* x: `+ W& f; t& B5 zAllied aircraft losses
4 K$ C5 u' E+ X! r      P-35A: 1 destroyed- J) ~6 P- K7 c8 b" {( |
      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed
3 P$ |# e% e8 q0 l4 x/ _      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed ( r" Y# ?& U% ^& @. {  B0 n
Aircraft Attacking:2 a/ ~* W$ f5 q7 Q; {0 G2 }
      14 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet) V/ Y6 R9 s/ ~1 H% \+ l
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9 V$ A: v/ F7 n( ?  D8 ?( B5 p$ EMorning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  / G' c2 m; J0 x7 m0 r4 `
Weather in hex: Light rain
) D9 B* k6 Y% F: @Raid spotted at 43 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.
2 u+ K  c3 K$ M8 {1 L- D% W9 [Estimated time to target is 14 minutes
: L6 B3 N. U7 }3 Z3 MJapanese aircraft
1 v+ J* V+ T  V3 e/ m$ r      A6M2 Zero x 14 # t8 C% Y7 ~& {1 h
Allied aircraft
0 x' k" M5 e  P2 K( `      H81-A3 x 38 / T9 |( H. _  Z8 `1 L
Japanese aircraft losses
' i% y0 J+ T+ K6 A; y      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed % R$ l4 L, C" X( n
Allied aircraft losses3 r% ~; H0 @# f0 S
      H81-A3: 1 destroyed 8 x, W9 c; v6 l( }& f* i# B" x8 h
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, M/ k, M2 c  ^7 _' n: @" w5 t. BMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76
8 c% P5 c8 z+ y0 ^* [( \Weather in hex: Light rain % Q2 Z9 x8 v8 r& x& d6 M8 [9 ^( U
Raid detected at 17 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
; n/ U8 {( `# t! l* ^: z& t6 PEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
1 h2 I! k. H3 EJapanese aircraft
( q9 a* z2 X( Q" p0 c      A6M2 Zero x 38 2 s$ \# A6 s! ~6 ^" Q% ]% ]
Allied aircraft1 ~/ `2 G% ]: x4 J# W
      P-40B Warhawk x 1& r! j; z# K; {- d* T
      P-40E Warhawk x 1
; |8 K0 Y1 S: q' iNo Japanese losses
8 `+ p3 B9 V# N' m* e* eAllied aircraft losses
0 `: Q1 F* C# j* I, J      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
3 }- d# k; J3 FAircraft Attacking:
/ p) k! n8 {: d4 Z: c9 V      37 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
# U! y# I2 p# \7 w: x% _% I-----------------------------------& ^5 y. T$ R. Q9 z, {( h4 Q$ }
Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
/ Y$ G; _  R! _9 _Weather in hex: Light rain * q7 B) d, j6 x$ ^' x& R& ]
Raid spotted at 46 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet./ e% K' [' h$ c: H- T9 G
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
$ }% C6 h" T( t$ U  oJapanese aircraft
+ N6 ~* j1 A* z, U      A6M2 Zero x 29   Y9 U+ t* K- i) f1 i" q2 L6 a
Allied aircraft
2 [$ Z6 _1 G8 I      H81-A3 x 30
% E, ~1 ^/ w- zJapanese aircraft losses( y1 l- G+ V3 X0 N/ }4 B$ t
      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed : V. i+ w# p8 _8 T& i
Allied aircraft losses
. D1 w8 F; `8 ?/ |+ [/ f      H81-A3: 6 destroyed
  M5 A* s5 w2 e* UAircraft Attacking:
( P+ v& N+ R% I8 B1 r       2 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  1 m" g+ E/ W: R& O* j
Weather in hex: Severe storms + P2 ?- g4 b" P4 B) K0 g1 J! {$ A
Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.8 i& J, n# J  t
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
$ m2 Q1 C( t: t4 G8 YJapanese aircraft) ]/ z% t2 Q8 K+ l/ f
      G3M2 Nell x 59) g4 G5 Q/ h3 O* z( ]
      G4M1 Betty x 18 9 G$ r9 `8 P" m4 ^( a
Allied aircraft
, N/ X  i8 S& f) _+ Z2 m3 v/ N$ n      Blenheim IF x 3+ V7 i: b4 O3 z
      Buffalo I x 2
4 d( _% S1 R' T5 {, C7 {Japanese aircraft losses; ^- t) n, Q0 e( I$ S) c+ O5 i4 e& \
      G3M2 Nell: 1 destroyed, 28 damaged7 F$ m' \9 S' t- r
      G3M2 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak: F" G6 u' K* i* d: X
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed, 3 damaged
. u2 N/ ^- o# Q' j; g" y- x6 a      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak % T0 X& U* K% K4 ?
Allied aircraft losses& D# o3 v  C# I1 u
      Blenheim IF: 3 damaged
7 i; x( n" ?( O      Blenheim IF: 1 destroyed on ground
2 B! L( f& x, q: ]4 n3 s      Buffalo I: 2 damaged( Z9 G$ P$ d1 o: {8 c' b
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed on ground
% F3 b( {: o2 }7 M& b7 O  `$ f; h      Blenheim IV: 1 destroyed on ground% ?5 @& D. s! h4 j
      Blenheim I: 1 destroyed on ground , h- e. Y; Y: z0 z1 B. }% S
Airbase hits 6- y+ @; y6 B2 B! \4 p
Airbase supply hits 1$ [' e4 m$ X& d, K; `  H7 C
Runway hits 18& e/ W0 ^( Y6 S6 ]
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' E4 h; l9 e  L+ |( Q3 x6 |3 FMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76    k1 ]+ h  C& x5 _. u
Weather in hex: Light rain ) s, a" d2 R9 g" U4 z6 _+ M
Raid spotted at 49 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.
, C7 t; y' G+ x4 w& f5 mEstimated time to target is 16 minutes 5 v4 X5 d9 `. a) A
Japanese aircraft
* H% ]2 Q4 Y" W9 y      A6M2 Zero x 7 , A9 O' G9 |3 P, [! |
No Japanese losses 7 \4 j8 Z1 \) t; c5 b6 }
Aircraft Attacking:1 M. O# _2 G! @2 g* g: X
       7 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet ' i  V8 v$ s  J1 W* F/ I9 r
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Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
2 Q) ^* t* E! H, cWeather in hex: Light rain ' U4 V$ o, E6 K3 u; {* l
Raid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.& p( L6 U3 _! O, j$ d1 E9 `5 x/ R# v; B
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes
( W; i2 C' ?& t, l* PJapanese aircraft. y0 ]" {2 H% c& n7 s3 m$ m+ j
      A6M2 Zero x 5
/ K. b: C2 N& eAllied aircraft
2 K$ ^7 R* i/ A0 n3 w3 l      H81-A3 x 7 ; R  O" \3 ?/ e& M* v
Japanese aircraft losses
; B, m/ {3 i3 m. {1 U. k; w      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
- T* p5 l' e% Y2 KAllied aircraft losses
) V9 E* ^: }5 L5 p: x# `      H81-A3: 1 destroyed
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Morning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  
2 f4 A) K9 `2 _6 p) n8 r- mWeather in hex: Partial cloud $ p: B3 m. k  @: D
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
  j" C- p4 d( y+ T9 t$ F3 \, UEstimated time to target is 11 minutes ) Q4 D! G+ P2 Y8 v) ^
Japanese aircraft
: ~8 @2 e! Z. v9 H6 E+ L      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 14 # E# H% `$ K/ y8 N5 s& F
Allied aircraft/ K: H- d) O  A. x+ u' W
      B-339D x 21
0 W) t9 h: V8 S" _2 @      75A-7 Hawk x 8
: W/ M% H. I% X- k4 \Japanese aircraft losses* e- F( [" b& `: T1 {% u
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 9 destroyed, 1 damaged
" a. X2 I$ h9 x8 ~No Allied losses ! F8 _: X$ A. [" o, m
Aircraft Attacking:3 F* l, J- k$ \$ P, v" p7 C
       1 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet * ; {! H, E2 p' Z' S: n& }: F) s8 H
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb! h; ^8 \. F& x8 {) [6 \8 o9 O% R
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87
8 m, Q- J) ], ?9 gWeather in hex: Partial cloud 6 A4 {; P- Z; \$ @. g' j
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
7 G. b* G( K: P4 [  P* VEstimated time to target is 7 minutes & s3 @; N3 B2 j( z0 Y
Japanese aircraft( f: L# G  j( d0 s
      Ki-27b Nate x 4 * C. k0 B4 J% v! }
Allied aircraft
; c/ Z! \2 e! B      139WH-3 x 10
$ _. G  o* N+ g+ B      Hudson I x 4
4 z- J6 @; Q$ cNo Japanese losses   b3 D8 M$ a* ~3 Q# H
Allied aircraft losses
3 r0 m+ U' r/ R1 ~      139WH-3: 1 destroyed, 5 damaged
4 w& g: i8 i9 \; I+ z      Hudson I: 2 damaged
) t$ V  Q4 y* f+ {3 I7 d- JJapanese Ships" S' Q# ~, w4 {; J
      xAKL Hidaka Maru* L6 u0 e) p+ ?  `# c' P" a
      xAK Zyuyo Maru, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
1 m6 \# f8 F. {! A      xAK Santos Maru: E# ?) `* \( P2 B1 b2 q
      APD Hagi
/ b, [* t1 {7 {, ?) S- d7 z      xAK Meiyo Maru & O4 r. C5 b3 e# R9 N9 r/ x
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Ground combat at Hong Kong (77,61) 1 g8 x0 p# q/ |4 M
Japanese Shock attack 7 v' D; P+ e: C/ h, v
Attacking force 34450 troops, 464 guns, 260 vehicles, Assault Value = 1087 3 t6 [. W- ]! H* m3 l7 T
Defending force 6203 troops, 117 guns, 80 vehicles, Assault Value = 201
: m3 n) _+ Q3 vJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1 5 r3 E9 [; F- M0 t
Japanese adjusted assault: 672  # ?$ y2 k, a1 y; d: O0 C: M! X- A& {
Allied adjusted defense: 305  
4 s8 i" W; |3 D: X% y& a7 u8 YJapanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 1)  
8 C4 `; \$ v' ~5 U9 q& X2 TJapanese Assault reduces fortifications to 1
* V, l- r0 v! W; g( o) nCombat modifiers8 S$ J# K, c6 k! g% N4 l! W
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-)" _4 i: V2 Y1 _4 _4 k/ `
Attacker: shock(+)
+ q; d* ^. G2 nJapanese ground losses:
% Y$ C/ q  G9 l" M+ `! [, k. U      1454 casualties reported
3 V3 B6 m  Q0 P$ w; J         Squads: 8 destroyed, 60 disabled7 i: ~) U# P5 a) E3 t8 o
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 11 disabled
9 [; K* j/ e' L, G- E9 f         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 8 disabled
1 ?1 t; @. Q! i& B2 WAllied ground losses:- S3 S9 ]+ e- y1 N2 Q4 `
      366 casualties reported$ F# q+ C6 d% c
         Squads: 14 destroyed, 35 disabled9 v& ]: }* u% ]2 I" G- a) i$ S
         Non Combat: 24 destroyed, 7 disabled0 B, j5 p0 _8 F+ }5 D
         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 6 disabled7 [9 Z6 c/ _7 _7 w6 e0 Q& U" n
      Guns lost 12 (1 destroyed, 11 disabled)
* g2 q6 H8 }8 a6 Q# D, t  {+ N      Vehicles lost 26 (23 destroyed, 3 disabled)
2 |3 F' S0 `. n5 o      Units destroyed 1
* ^/ n7 }0 {! j, A2 c9 q8 TAssaulting units:
) o  d6 ^: A, ^: p    66th Infantry Regiment
/ P$ m8 c( q. a) Z# \$ v; d9 P    104th Division
' s$ n: G: Z2 T3 ^! f2 @    19th Ind. Engineer Regiment2 g& k# l4 s; m/ L' p- g
    38th Division9 ~6 o" `# L& |% B9 |2 r+ s6 X
    20th Ind. Engineer Regiment  H9 E" ~, `! m( v: n% \
    21st Mortar Battalion
9 H' c- T* X$ k% z) e6 e; N    2nd Mortar Battalion+ ?+ K! Y. ]7 n7 O% E
    2nd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
2 G# [! T/ c' `    3rd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion) P) j5 _0 [3 O2 a0 M
    5th RF Gun Battalion! X4 ~7 H" P9 t1 H" p
    1st Hvy.Artillery Regiment
( G! F/ a* G( O" |7 |+ f$ {3 h: ^9 t# z    2nd RF Gun Battalion( Y- T2 {- c8 F* Q
    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment' J& H' _+ D) o
    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion + l2 D" \, t) @% W9 L9 c) O2 b( w! p
Defending units:1 F0 o/ |' N7 n
    1st Middlesex Battalion/ ?1 T& G, a. G8 F9 |* N1 n; H0 m( D* B# r
    Rifles of Canada Battalion
  h0 t" ?9 N" i) k    Winnipeg Grenadiers Battalion# p+ I$ \; `' J' [! E. }$ ~* |
    Kowloon Brigade
& N/ z* t( i- @2 _0 v    102nd RN Base Force
0 s) s! `) `& i: G# @    Hong Kong Fortress
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Ground combat at 86,45 (near Nanyang)
+ M& q, R* Z$ d1 fJapanese Shock attack
3 Q7 n" y  c1 {9 m; V2 cAttacking force 11239 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 401 6 O# U* O* o" X( k* s
Defending force 1473 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 47
4 i& n  L  t+ Y' i4 S3 V6 V! ~Japanese adjusted assault: 710  
3 l1 @; y  }; e/ ~Allied adjusted defense: 4  
3 k8 n5 l% a* Z  |  UJapanese assault odds: 177 to 1  4 M/ P& t- W7 b$ [+ L
Combat modifiers
, q1 h! X) @8 }- x. G7 g2 ~Defender: op mode(-), leaders(+), morale(-), experience(-)8 W& ?2 u, b2 {# X5 I& Q# `' e  ^
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+)
; ]% P" B0 L& Y' x6 qJapanese ground losses:8 U/ Y5 a9 [8 X/ @
      57 casualties reported
1 Q* i- b: y, s. S7 p; G/ [         Squads: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled9 M' u! a( |- ]+ y0 Y- \6 T" y
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- p1 w( D: o# K         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
* j# G' o1 s1 Z3 d  T0 mAllied ground losses:
: P* o4 t6 g# y9 z9 X6 F. G5 R2 w      434 casualties reported
9 F' C0 _4 f5 p& O7 F2 n         Squads: 26 destroyed, 21 disabled
, b6 X+ Q# t  L, }7 a- {" a# m# u         Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 0 disabled* H0 |. K) O. y+ \, N4 u& ^1 h
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled- H4 f/ j) ]+ |6 |3 y. E
      Units retreated 1 9 _, P6 V+ L8 g/ \9 R
Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
9 r) D" D6 v5 _5 ]. T7 `Assaulting units:9 C, j8 g4 B' L+ z) p7 a
    35th Division
# ~+ d' m+ z" L/ T+ q0 i! r8 p& hDefending units:1 w( I2 r; h9 ^7 Y* r, Y- D
    7th New Chinese Corps* i' C: p4 |: ~
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Ground combat at 89,39 (near Taiyuan) 3 n! B1 u* {8 [& x6 U* C- O3 P
Japanese Shock attack
8 n6 I& w  v6 W6 \Attacking force 12001 troops, 112 guns, 69 vehicles, Assault Value = 422 ( w  H5 u$ Z4 E/ H+ ~( x. Y
Defending force 4044 troops, 43 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 123 + C( g" v7 M0 Y( D% @
Japanese adjusted assault: 628  4 V+ H: Y. o0 P2 T( u% w
Allied adjusted defense: 75  ( {  R* m9 t& R  j# V
Japanese assault odds: 8 to 1  
9 r# q7 s% p0 J5 nCombat modifiers
# Q% ?& x  _: u! P; K. m: eDefender: terrain(+), leaders(+), experience(-)
7 T& ~8 R( v- |  O0 U  k, OAttacker: shock(+), leaders(+)
# \1 J* T8 o. Q& j; d& sJapanese ground losses:7 X) l' b. A5 E
      457 casualties reported2 [5 Y5 Z# Y9 q! G" W
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 34 disabled
0 o+ y. G5 w% ^) `. t9 d         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ ?4 P! q% b/ y' O' h2 V; y         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled $ v0 |6 {3 s2 p
Allied ground losses:
2 f7 Y, z0 }3 r$ B      789 casualties reported
! j5 W( U8 V" o/ {/ m( g! u! p" x         Squads: 58 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ e6 @& [, o  k7 ~- }5 c         Non Combat: 61 destroyed, 0 disabled
" O  v0 @! m9 o         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 2 disabled7 q9 u. J8 v! e0 i) F2 C
      Guns lost 4 (4 destroyed, 0 disabled)
3 N) L- n1 w6 j2 M      Units retreated 1 $ S; h1 a; k' a" [4 W9 x7 {
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! + n" D, p7 j& X6 Q4 Z  }* v, [9 Y7 c
Assaulting units:
$ S5 ~. J  y" l9 U    37th Division 6 M) H0 z! b/ m- k+ y
Defending units:
5 }& x2 f( {3 z5 J  F- s& T$ Y7 @    19th Chinese Corps " X% B: s8 v: S' X! ^9 E
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5 h# w; a1 Y6 j  x; gGround combat at San Fernando (80,74) 9 p8 I! b6 t: ^4 u* I
Japanese Deliberate attack
6 q1 X% L: c! N: p3 h6 y2 K) DAttacking force 4412 troops, 107 guns, 24 vehicles, Assault Value = 498 ; c0 e6 e  ?/ t4 ^0 e
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
) Y  F, U) G* l$ i: h  EJapanese adjusted assault: 135  
- H7 j& w2 k& b8 UAllied adjusted defense: 1    b9 s( m+ e+ t" {& x+ I6 ~# L5 |/ w
Japanese assault odds: 135 to 1 (fort level 0)  
* F# }) A/ Z" h( F5 P( W& A! iJapanese forces CAPTURE San Fernando !!!
" @- U& g0 q% b1 D3 ]# q, l" MCombat modifiers6 t' o) @4 R" ~1 ^- l- p2 b! B
Attacker:  
  Z& C# v" e6 {2 h5 t" U8 K6 IAssaulting units:
5 J( d2 C9 ^9 o0 {' A    4th Tank Regiment+ w( G& |$ J( V
    47th Infantry Regiment4 y& g3 P; ]) L! `
    48th Engineer Regiment. F+ X* D, p9 e! h5 R* L3 M
    48th Recon Regiment
  ^# z) }" K7 X* c; w5 y+ P/ D    Kanno Det
% {1 R! @/ V) E( ?    1st Formosa Inf. Regiment, h' {" ^3 f! g. {) |0 r; s! T
    7th Tank Regiment3 c( f- _. ?( ^8 N
    30th Fld AA Gun Co
0 B6 n% [, b5 i    47th Field AA Battalion
9 @# \1 T3 [2 Q' {    39th Road Const Co 0 [) Q2 ^* X, A5 f
    36th Const Co
7 `+ j7 L, |8 |! R  V    45th Field AA Battalion2 q* r+ @. a* L+ X* X# y) s
    48th Field AA Battalion
4 ^+ j. Y, L0 M  y# C! {, T0 e    38th Road Const Co
3 ~& q1 r4 H# M5 q$ d0 {; ~8 j# U    1st Medium Field Artillery Regiment
. S/ ?9 g7 m" v    31st Fld AA Gun Co
6 X/ ~0 g/ N: W2 D: e/ t$ E  H4 `    40th Field AA Battalion
7 d7 A: P7 ^* j    48th Field Artillery Regiment
$ L% S7 |% M! s4 K! c, x$ ]  |. I    37th Const Co # P5 m' H/ a9 F; J+ M( v
    11th JAAF Base Force
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" k, F% i7 b5 `Ground combat at 51,76 (near Kota Bharu)
3 e5 e' ^9 ]* b+ U  F3 L1 hJapanese Shock attack & E" E. k  w1 S' B
Attacking force 4844 troops, 45 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 170
3 p7 X/ [9 V/ }' n3 W# E1 [* KDefending force 309 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1
1 C  o) o  ^% H: z! v3 rJapanese adjusted assault: 246  7 ^- A# Q& {" I1 Z% k' \
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
0 M# c7 C5 a. A, g$ [4 B7 V7 V' zJapanese assault odds: 246 to 1  # `) ^$ S) N& Y0 s
Combat modifiers- Z' g) H; d- Y0 K. J- S
Defender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), morale(-)
" N3 c9 p& A: j+ i: u experience(-), supply(-), u' r; }+ H: q
Attacker: shock(+) 7 M% Q) M" v0 m" F4 b
Japanese ground losses:+ e9 N, D! i6 }, j# J# U
      10 casualties reported
( \2 {8 x$ F+ p2 s" t% T5 A; ~9 x* f         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled9 e: V6 v0 B: S! j9 A
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* l6 O7 v3 y. Z, x2 c
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled " m" e0 [# K) r( |3 a4 y
Allied ground losses:
. n/ W! n8 j) t9 h# w8 b; r      220 casualties reported
: W4 L' Z( E2 k& U2 d; K         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 y( t: J: X! k2 ~         Non Combat: 33 destroyed, 0 disabled
0 M3 t" N+ v8 g7 X9 Z         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled  q9 a3 f! _' J( X( P( q/ h( G$ a
      Guns lost 3 (3 destroyed, 0 disabled)
. A9 z6 \7 V5 |" y      Units destroyed 1
) W7 V3 _, F' X9 L* pAssaulting units:
7 y- T2 r$ T2 D/ y+ m- |" W5 V    56th Infantry Regiment0 C+ r2 X. j4 }; U1 b( E
    II./143rd Infantry Battalion
# ?* n% E& {% H2 ~  |& |7 gDefending units:4 A7 }: L/ z- ?
    3rd ISF Base Force
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: T9 \) Y) ]0 s" x/ qGround combat at Wake Island (136,98) 8 Y; S+ p0 t2 D5 ~; w9 W9 y/ N3 G
Japanese Shock attack
8 n7 K3 {# {# A% d5 n0 dAttacking force 1394 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 55
2 p, A* ]1 Z* l0 EDefending force 1115 troops, 27 guns, 10 vehicles, Assault Value = 30
& j/ A7 ]+ O* T& bJapanese adjusted assault: 0  
; @% ^% M7 u/ P* c* x" P* q; IAllied adjusted defense: 25  % J7 W0 H+ C8 b$ u+ i7 }
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 1)  
! {5 e, t, L5 ?& l2 h! ICombat modifiers
) u8 M5 i0 M& q; l& H1 l9 qDefender: leaders(-), experience(-)9 W  {; p3 ~4 s( f9 u
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-), disruption(-), supply(-) , i% ^, B) v2 X& `$ l
Japanese ground losses:$ S, y3 @5 \6 a3 y# _1 r4 i
      695 casualties reported
+ d0 I9 q+ \! x1 f& z) a9 r* E3 @         Squads: 16 destroyed, 41 disabled/ ^& _3 u' c/ q. b7 T
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled
2 a5 j; H# g% F; t  n- a         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ J; [) X7 H! m: I( h      Guns lost 8 (5 destroyed, 3 disabled)
- Q1 L9 d. A/ c3 y5 v  ^Allied ground losses:$ w# F& E. S: f* a  D3 g$ L
      9 casualties reported! ~4 R" s$ v" E' ?1 ^, L
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" X! G3 x' ^+ }9 V& S         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
- j  f$ M# C& ?, [         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 ]# a" m& w* p1 ?; `$ AAssaulting units:
9 g  z, R5 l8 Z  n( y    53rd Naval Guard Unit / Z8 ]& h5 B4 J. q
Defending units:
! X' ~& }5 U3 }# h: u+ w    Wake USN CPNAB
% \2 y% r  C# p1 }. T    1st Marine Defense Battalion

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& @$ j; [  C( w# Z9 @8 P不是我不看好你啊，是因为不看好你的对手。玩日本的必须要有比对手强的实力才能打到后期。。你娃一开始把人往死里打，当然没什么前途。就像土牛打鬼佬一样，就在42年和43年初徘徊，没什么意思。。7 e; G8 V5 Z8 X7 j6 D. h( R5 K
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你用日本 ...
1 @: t4 z, P0 n4 I2 F8 I冷情人 发表于 2014-10-6 19:58

, z* [+ |4 F/ N1 k$ E% ~; B! r好不容易将日军用到43年中，却出现bug，要用日军从头再来需要勇气啊，
4 P/ g8 c2 X9 d4 L毕竟日军前期消耗不少精力和时间呢，先将手头这档的盟军调整好，
$ w- s/ {* ]+ w等过些时候盟军调整好了，不用花多少时间了，再考虑开日军档。。。

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就一个海警也敢打威克岛，
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amdddr 发表于 2014-10-6 20:29

4 q# s4 I/ D0 D$ X& `2 ]由于58从威客附近经过，横向插到菲律宾，附近船队纷纷避让，
$ [/ [; J& N  s* B: n' |# l2 T  ]对这一线的日军进攻产生一定影响，估计给菜花的计划添了不少乱子

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58插入南洋，日军肯定会难受。% Z: v  c; t9 y1 w% f: `/ V
reninhat 发表于 2014-10-6 21:31

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58这一横插，可以打乱日军前期在南太附近的计划，日军kb一直在紧追58，0 J: ?$ ~: {1 P" [
再加上mini受创，南洋方向估计要等kb到位 才好大展手脚，4 ~$ J" W2 b/ S9 b- [% i& s
盟军前期拖延日军进攻的战略目的，也就达到了。
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& F8 j8 s5 R" ?% {/ J# b8 k一举拖延南太和南洋2个方向的进攻，前期很难找到更好的计划了。

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kb在哪裡？ 全世界都想知道
3 M5 w( e* O, us9723 发表于 2014-10-6 23:30

6 [5 J% S) E% wkb一直就在58脑后，最近的时候 估计就在10格距离左右，" w. i1 x) S1 k4 [% W; P4 O
这也是为啥58连续做了3个全速的原因。 由于附近没有日军AO，
* z; i4 ]2 s% C. akb不太可能也跟着做3个全速，而且日军dd腿短，要做全速就要甩开dd，
, ?+ u( T/ b$ [/ D. U- H盟军少许ss已经到卡加延附近去守株待兔了，2 W. V- q) `, o% n& v; d, s% ~
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看你打字里面那么多繁体，莫非你是台湾的？

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换了边 还是一边倒5 i! e1 S9 a3 @, F* @! o
塔萨法隆加 发表于 2014-10-7 10:39

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谈不上一边倒，只是前期日军信心满满，大意了，被伤了mini，日军攻势还没有表现出来呢3 i( N4 ~& d! t" U1 E% f* o. g' W; H+ x
不久你就会看到日军的强悍了

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菜花意气用事了，既然MINI都受创了，上驻岛挨打毫无必要，水面舰队要抓58得分散多舰队才可能，而且最好是巡洋舰编队，慢速的BB即使接触，58也很可能脱离战斗。
& w$ J9 v6 @+ a+ a, u$ p菲律宾的油船居然能到巴里巴板加油后又到卡加廷待命？ ...; M1 Y! E' j  ~+ f! E+ I, D
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-7 12:46

7 p7 x' z  L2 v6 Z( k在这个方向上，盟军集中了abda的cl和dd，在附近待命 并调集了几乎全荷兰的空军9 u6 G+ l8 t- Z( L
日军水面战队不好进入，前期只有1cvl的mini也插到了达沃附近就回去了，) l$ Q# @: s- n3 O
如果强行进入可能当时就伤了mini了，等mini集合后，58已经出现在了硫磺岛4 M# j+ ]7 q8 U' Q/ |4 G' N
mini也就过去拦截了，前期盟军dd对米里的拦截，让日军没能快速建立空军基地% m/ ^1 l& w2 W- o, e1 T: Q" R
以压制达拉根机场， 附近有几个荷兰机场，对1cvl的mini还是有不小威胁的。
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0 R; A2 s  J- U+ g; V: g0 P由于巴里巴班的安全暂时有保证，而58很早就打算往这个方向撤退，故ao加满油后. P$ `9 \5 z$ X* R( U0 Y
乘mini向58靠拢的机会，在abda舰队的保护下，前出到卡加延附近，* c% ]! e. |4 O+ A: l
正好赶上给油料殆尽的58 及时补充上了燃料。

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不过目前来说，58还不能说就安全了，如果不走菲律宾而直接奔爪哇，还有较大机会脱离，菲律宾这一耽搁，KB怎么也追上了。当然，58怎么也算赚够了，要能再拼掉KB一艘正规航母，那这次行动就算经典了（但2比6应该机会不 ...2 r! e; a# S. J; P( ^- H
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-7 12:52

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从马里亚纳群岛去爪哇 不正好经过卡加延附近么？ 经卡加延加油后，kb就算孤注一掷
/ h2 E" i* F) z5 ^; n3 e& k不顾ss威胁，甩开dd跑到卡加延附近的时候，也用完了最后一滴油了， 4 w5 V4 T# }1 p3 |: c9 f2 i
在往前追是不现实的，kb目前的实力可以满地图横着走，可是附近没有ao的支援下
! j3 {7 s4 k* okb这2天应该要补充油料了。更别说跑了这么多全速 带来的系统伤。' r2 K; x* g5 ~
而且58已经从侦查界面消失了，就算kb中途得到油料，能继续追赶，
$ m& p& L9 e# H2 `9 `41年12月的爪哇，盟军的情报优势还是比较明显的，
9 P0 Z7 g, ~/ @% L7 ~- z& w8 L日军尚未对该海域有很好的侦查手段

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58从塞班附近经过3天全速，中途经卡加延附近AO加油，已经到达爪哇附近，8 M6 A  @' [! C- A  N! U2 l6 l
且从日军侦查界面消失，附近荷兰空军的大艇也没有发现kb的踪影，估计是回去加油了
7 C. y" M0 ~* ?$ Z乘着58过境，mini受伤，kb没油，日军船队纷纷避让的大好局面，' U. a2 C1 _0 w1 ]4 Z" P0 u5 z
盟军dd果断出击 炮击了已经上菲律宾的日军机场和马来半岛上的哥打巴鲁机场
  d& f4 p9 Y' d9 f& c58也体会到了横着走的感觉 ，再要体验这种感觉估计要到44年后了。
6 k# J, B# A" Y, Z0 q即便如此 新加坡和克拉克的日子依然很艰苦。! k) G6 O( T/ y: ?
在达沃附近出现021盲目扫场，不知道是舰载机还是路基。。。。。/ J5 ^/ f" O( U+ V
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天一亮发现日军将威克岛上的登陆部队全撤走了。岛上连个日军的影子都没有
) b, q# {, w1 r: ]已经在米里立足的日军仅用一式战就将荷兰空军扫得落花流水，惨不忍睹。
6 C% C: ]1 x( C( m3 ]. y# z" d仰光的船队尚未完成卸载，飞虎队又死顶了一天，双方损失相当，但是盟军飞机补充困难& X  b  _. V7 }  _* U: D
香港日军打出4：1，东京玫瑰再次播音。。。。
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. V9 z! h1 V* ~Invasion Support action off Wake Island (136,98)
- T; M; `7 g" G( u* uDefensive Guns engage approaching landing force
; ~+ I8 }5 |, [6 S0 ]8 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
' P+ D1 a: {1 y3 ^Japanese Ships8 p( O6 s6 S" H+ C' A2 H
      xAKL Toyotsu Maru, Shell hits 2,  on fire+ ]3 I$ x7 j3 O3 ]9 @7 M, w: k
      PB Santos Maru/ C6 e' p. Z0 C2 C
      xAK Aratama Maru
6 y) j8 n, i" w, ?  ^5in CD Gun Battery engaging xAKL Toyotsu Maru at 8,000 yards
# w$ d% `. f4 Z! P) `+ d" |; FPB Santos Maru fired at enemy troops & R! L  U  I$ M- [9 S, C2 [( a
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5 j6 I- [' l9 |3 k0 ?Night Naval bombardment of Kota Bharu at 51,75
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      no flights + I, F6 I6 y0 Y+ W/ N4 f
Japanese aircraft losses
7 U1 t4 H- w( @) p+ I( P+ m6 U" z      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 2 damaged# {3 w. f0 m! U8 `
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 1 destroyed on ground; ]( V5 y! C6 p4 V
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
5 \" l% m: X, n! V) M7 r4 W, M      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed on ground : ?+ |, V# }0 N" |9 n" w
Allied Ships
' i3 T; F9 Z% x# s1 r6 T) g; Z      DD Stewart
! d( u2 T! C$ l+ l( r. e% O7 u      DD Pillsbury% z6 l8 ^- R, c/ i) J3 l1 j' H
      DD Peary
8 |& t/ v' |. o& h      DD Paul Jones1 J  ^" Y- _9 L; `
      DD Bulmer
# {, Y' U! E# t: P) WAirbase hits 4- b1 d# N$ e% `1 O
Runway hits 4
. C: h. G; P- x4 u0 s) \  x3 Q+ ]1 ~Port hits 2
7 E8 a  Q# O5 a% o2 yPort fuel hits 1
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% m/ b2 H& F: Y! o- `$ N6 MNight Naval bombardment of Vigan at 80,73 4 c6 Q1 P% V8 r
Japanese aircraft3 D" C  N& X" U2 o
      no flights
3 E+ e+ O3 m$ Q6 o4 T3 C1 o2 JJapanese aircraft losses4 z+ d8 Q$ i5 ~! E# O3 v
      Ki-27b Nate: 7 damaged
8 _2 t) _- ^; x9 ?      Ki-27b Nate: 2 destroyed on ground 9 y/ V3 G( F3 X  e! ^$ P4 e% L: R
Allied Ships
; _2 b8 _/ p" N' g8 {  }: m4 E      DD Piet Hein/ P+ W* H5 }: W$ K4 U' j
      DD Kortenaer6 y/ y5 ]( W- o
      DD Witte de With. A, p% [) d0 d
      DD Van Nes
' w) \7 ]% f2 N) L. u" z$ y      DD Banckert
1 W, C7 M# W6 z4 u! q# lAirbase hits 6' n( Y8 s3 w! G) i4 `# u
Airbase supply hits 13 S2 s* k/ v) o1 e0 [& [) y
Runway hits 20
) h* e+ o7 `$ I0 ^" G' Y3 bPort hits 53 k# r# _: J% O$ ]
Port fuel hits 42 i( Q% Q+ _% G. t# a3 U
-----------------------------------------------------) p& D4 r  T  v- V5 a
ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 56,74 2 x/ K' z  c) K% Z, u( ]  B
Japanese Ships* U) R( I: Y' e9 Y5 c* q# v
      xAK Nihonka Maru7 I, p" D6 H! P  D
      xAK Manyo Maru
3 c) ]6 ~8 o+ [+ A' \% D+ \      xAKL Kokuei Maru
8 l. o% v6 U+ \1 w4 D6 y) s4 W      xAKL Chosen Maru' ^2 q' K/ c2 X! t3 N
      xAKL Bokuei Maru- l0 `8 J) }- l
      SC Ch 23 / r9 n3 R4 w/ y  @2 f& b8 h9 D& }
Allied Ships% Q6 e, H8 K% T) b# d
      SS KXV, hits 3,  heavy damage
( G4 f8 ^9 _# i9 p8 |- [------------------------------------------" Q8 }9 }# X& V/ U
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
& D  G1 r+ k# @5 F) gWeather in hex: Light cloud - a/ T) n& J9 l. L3 X, g8 I
Raid detected at 43 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.7 l  f4 G2 C4 v- f6 x2 D5 E
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes
% j" m: V) J- Z5 B) ]Japanese aircraft
. ]( Z, M1 L/ S3 q  e$ c      A6M2 Zero x 20 1 |$ M+ |, o' n$ F" T
Allied aircraft
, A8 x6 W+ W1 M4 X. y3 `/ m$ H5 @      P-26A x 1
, u5 R; y" ]- p# |      P-35A x 57 M, o- ^) P( z; ~7 d
      P-40B Warhawk x 4
0 y0 M9 f1 f5 _- `      P-40E Warhawk x 12 5 O- l+ n( m* m' b1 j2 i8 H) ^9 L
Japanese aircraft losses4 |* Q3 t8 o! n* u
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed ; r+ B: S- }! i3 F& H, N
Allied aircraft losses
9 O6 {6 f7 s- _      P-26A: 1 destroyed
; t' e- T( P* f8 n& e      P-35A: 1 destroyed: A- W2 ^7 |! B* `8 b
      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed
. c) R* c0 g) x$ `      P-40E Warhawk: 4 destroyed
( m+ o! Z% u2 t8 SAircraft Attacking:3 ^* t& Q; Y* m& {- L! r& F
      15 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet( J8 I4 e5 y# k. C& N( J! `
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6 @2 n" S# t' Z& A1 }8 rMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  8 j8 L3 i: Q5 o7 `- u
Weather in hex: Light cloud
& A4 ?+ E  s9 ARaid detected at 28 NM, estimated altitude 24,000 feet.
6 Q) _' m5 |1 N. ?0 IEstimated time to target is 9 minutes   j' ?/ b; h  Z% |
Japanese aircraft
1 u+ j  c  C& `3 _8 D% j2 M      A6M2 Zero x 39
/ W8 v/ X  V9 e  YAllied aircraft/ E" f' N  e$ w" y2 h
      P-40E Warhawk x 4
7 L8 P; M! G/ F; ?+ }! ], d6 T. N# x' CNo Japanese losses 9 D) S" `, _/ w2 W# `9 y. Z2 O+ m' q
Allied aircraft losses/ V% N6 Z" ?5 `8 _3 t; ?
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
7 X, i/ P+ x# P1 [0 kAircraft Attacking:/ _2 W1 e; \3 t3 B! q
      39 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet$ `( ]% l. x- `6 `& X1 J0 v
-------------------------------------------------9 f  F, ?! Z8 t  K9 w
Morning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  
) K$ {9 n6 R) e* {& O( Z8 m* l; vWeather in hex: Light cloud ; F, Z* ~8 W* a7 S5 Z9 x
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.: J* y, M' Q. V# s1 P0 [# r% U
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes / v9 L% c$ Z* {$ O% `2 k* x1 Q
Japanese aircraft
/ w! e  A! W5 a! G' T8 C      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 22
- f) d9 d9 B! q- RAllied aircraft1 M& R: X% A4 t6 |  S! D6 A
      B-339D x 11
7 t6 h/ }# ]$ R      75A-7 Hawk x 7 , ]9 z; W* K: l+ M
No Japanese losses
% D* X1 V# j$ y) P8 U6 Z0 ^Allied aircraft losses
2 e4 b6 R, W: U2 d      B-339D: 3 destroyed; M( M: m  a; L! p+ ?, X
      75A-7 Hawk: 2 destroyed
# `+ t( d9 C" D6 s& jAircraft Attacking:; D/ m* L! z( C; `. j( t$ ^
       8 x Ki-43-Ib Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
& I- J8 \8 J# ]" A------------------------------------------------
& W2 K7 u3 `- \' uMorning Air attack on Hong Kong Fortress, at 77,61 (Hong Kong)   S3 g: v' K6 I" b) o
Weather in hex: Moderate rain
  ]! @+ D& F9 ?4 FRaid detected at 35 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.5 q" V: r1 I1 z4 q) z# A7 w% e5 m
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes
7 E5 p" }" ?6 i& u, r. _Japanese aircraft
6 z+ P* @# \  s      G3M2 Nell x 17
2 _1 T! I) y1 D      G4M1 Betty x 31 . @$ U6 d7 `9 S- {# h
Japanese aircraft losses9 w( R" t8 w, N' `8 A- p# V
      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged4 j8 Q" p. z2 b; e  V' s& Q' k+ a
      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged
8 U8 R% y* u+ V  G/ o) Q8 fAllied ground losses:( w  b% X4 v! K* [4 |
      30 casualties reported
* K2 j0 n8 @# d, L+ r         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled8 i& F) `+ W  c0 i2 g
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled  `% m1 t3 x) A! }# O
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 i6 T! `; t- J4 {# ?! f------------------------------------------------------------------------
- W3 T% s' f7 kMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
9 D5 o4 x9 P' ^* ]2 g& j( Z8 BWeather in hex: Light cloud * f* i3 n$ q7 z( o% J3 c9 H- j
Raid detected at 110 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.* A, w* W- J" [" a0 n" _1 W
Estimated time to target is 36 minutes
9 ?9 a) V/ z3 m$ h5 `5 K' uJapanese aircraft+ a. f" n: v- |; S
      A6M2 Zero x 6
. n( e( S7 W9 MAllied aircraft# k% r( J! X# N
      P-40E Warhawk x 1* O9 i$ w+ `; D5 H4 M' z2 W
Japanese aircraft losses
, ^. G. O- S% X      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
5 S+ y' @( ]7 ^8 O! o! DNo Allied losses ) w3 [. W, w/ B: x6 b  @
Aircraft Attacking:4 \. [/ F( e/ z" l$ P& M$ E2 @( z
       5 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet/ T5 M) M$ C3 [& g
-----------------------------------------------------
1 w, B' j: U8 D( h0 u+ k/ nMorning Air attack on Hong Kong Fortress, at 77,61 (Hong Kong)
! K8 D. p3 x1 v' ZWeather in hex: Moderate rain $ g' f' m% ?" A2 h: P
Raid detected at 60 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
" N3 _. O/ K4 r7 F1 tEstimated time to target is 21 minutes
( e& K6 l# p9 R: ]& C3 qJapanese aircraft
" r/ z% r  y+ x. m/ J$ ?      G3M2 Nell x 18' E9 m7 B- y; u0 B0 x9 W
      G4M1 Betty x 19 5 V, o$ }/ R6 d0 D) p: J3 ]( C, W
Japanese aircraft losses
  c4 m) ?$ @6 l% f      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged
, S0 e# q& l% z) L; T$ v# u      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged& Q. W6 m8 [3 O& W
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 9 j. }; T9 B4 h. m* |: ]
Allied ground losses:& i  Q0 O- E. S3 l/ @/ X# L
      25 casualties reported
6 _& L3 q( F. r" s' Q         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled. X% d& O/ l4 r3 y6 _' ^+ Y4 f3 O* ^2 b
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 4 disabled
7 H& W7 Z+ u2 r" n5 b         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
' O: A/ [  {0 t' f  b2 H      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)  
. ?: i' k. y& s9 _2 ]- O8 S3 X' f--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3 q0 }- h9 u$ c4 k( F0 D' X/ QMorning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
7 @& \, \1 S4 W( ]. DWeather in hex: Partial cloud - E' ^$ p& D0 b9 @2 @9 u7 u3 d
Raid spotted at 33 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet." f  @$ m/ e1 Y* G
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
, q: P/ d) F- kJapanese aircraft
5 a6 {" r( h4 t* F4 |* \8 @! L/ ~      A6M2 Zero x 7
0 ?( r6 m+ ~8 }4 ~  NAllied aircraft
/ A6 V6 |9 w6 M- w7 R6 b6 \      H81-A3 x 36
$ M% C) O6 [/ ]- m      Buffalo I x 16
7 v9 h9 z: Z& t2 ?' q) Y- [$ vJapanese aircraft losses
8 J8 J5 o5 w% p8 I6 G2 G. _( K      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
( `5 r3 U; ?' Y2 u% H/ |-------------------------------------------------
2 B' [$ _( T' d- wMorning Air attack on Davao , at 79,91  % u( e2 B6 n2 N* K& N
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
+ R% V* i7 S1 s2 g( Z* h2 p# P! ^6 ERaid spotted at 12 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.
5 X6 G) j# l6 p9 l* B% SEstimated time to target is 3 minutes : C, ?3 c2 _7 `
Japanese aircraft8 F: h& H& }. J+ N( z: Z
      A6M2 Zero x 5 , a# i- {! X% R5 l4 i. z
No Japanese losses
$ t/ b$ K  L) oAircraft Attacking:+ H( A5 e% n1 d6 b' O2 z' \
       5 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *  , x- J4 Q" Y  T' C& m/ f
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------9 w0 ?: O8 d$ E& E
Morning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  ; M- k. o# i3 C$ d2 E% [
Weather in hex: Light cloud 2 _" k9 M" [( o( `' u5 t, z5 k
Raid spotted at 2 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.6 D5 n% z* F! T8 X# O$ c! ?9 F
Estimated time to target is 0 minutes 9 a: Q" j" S0 K9 x6 R% z- u
Japanese aircraft
/ {) j; _+ _* k9 j* A      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 7 5 m0 h: }- v3 Y3 k" n" J
Allied aircraft
% Q6 g5 @& ^' F' W  B; v# o% p: u      B-339D x 1: d6 ?  L1 ?; A* O
      75A-7 Hawk x 2
4 B+ n& M8 K. ~0 T" Z6 uNo Japanese losses - D7 D8 Z4 S* ~6 S3 W& M2 L- `3 ~: c
Allied aircraft losses
- M, G8 o# w- @: W      75A-7 Hawk: 1 destroyed * E+ _  Y1 Y! e0 u1 G
Aircraft Attacking:
% v3 x9 D+ @1 W0 n, W7 _' L       6 x Ki-43-Ib Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet: W$ n& ?+ ?, n" ~. F
----------------------------------------------, x0 Q' l. P% \- \+ w7 G
Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
4 f% Y: n* d; hWeather in hex: Partial cloud - j" r+ x  a4 l% ^% n+ i; B
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.
. W- g! T, N7 _; \* C, t1 yEstimated time to target is 13 minutes . t, ^; O) }/ U' _# r
Japanese aircraft
9 u# p3 Q. g  ?      A6M2 Zero x 3
: w* [7 Z. ^% i  d' f+ ]; _6 B/ YAllied aircraft
0 `4 V7 E& Z, }) c      H81-A3 x 30! L6 C* p# o1 S2 ?
      Buffalo I x 14 1 `, z3 E$ M6 p2 {: Z6 w
No Japanese losses
; D& a+ y7 s( P2 t' c' wAllied aircraft losses7 {: }& b& A, \4 f# h- k
      H81-A3: 1 destroyed
% E# v0 D) ^. S: }      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed) l; x0 Q3 b, |' `0 i/ M
---------------------------------------------4 Z9 v, w9 M$ D9 A" ^) E1 m
Morning Air attack on Dadjangas , at 78,93  4 N& u) k* \& N* T% V+ b
Weather in hex: Moderate rain ( e% S$ @7 S: L1 V
Raid spotted at 2 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.! t8 [( h4 b* Q4 ^0 W) u% s
Estimated time to target is 0 minutes
" W8 _; W) p/ \. @% H2 KJapanese aircraft, a6 \* b& P& y& L/ o  c
      A6M2 Zero x 1 ' ~' k) f) o; I* u& A+ S
No Japanese losses
0 A, L8 T+ v# N, C- C/ y! }Aircraft Attacking:
+ G! q+ E- `. K       1 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *  
- E) k. [6 k* W$ I5 t! m  R--------------------------------------------------------------------------------& U. f. F' r# B6 g2 L
Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  4 w0 W5 f% W$ ^5 o6 s: _8 ?5 B4 p
Weather in hex: Partial cloud + s+ {: |4 `2 p
Raid spotted at 29 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
2 @: E; ]3 j4 J6 G+ L2 c7 CEstimated time to target is 9 minutes
5 }9 M3 {1 ~6 M8 N9 R3 j0 b2 \Japanese aircraft
, A0 Y8 ~  Y+ C& f, p      A6M2 Zero x 22
: f" q: i3 m6 l9 f4 sAllied aircraft8 W9 k* X, v( o, W* V
      H81-A3 x 19
# {, U( w! m3 H( z      Buffalo I x 8
' o. B( @. f- E: kJapanese aircraft losses
  M/ I. K9 Y$ B1 d+ B      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed # v1 j! W, ?5 ]
Allied aircraft losses; l1 ~) l" G$ Y. F! K
      H81-A3: 2 destroyed
  N, {- l+ t7 O& ^" X9 q0 n6 g! DAircraft Attacking:
8 N8 A: g: c$ C# c2 p9 B9 I6 g      12 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
' T, L) S' w% h; R------------------------------------------------------ $ A- M, N, `0 w. y
Ground combat at Hong Kong (77,61) 3 u, M0 `! {% G4 Y0 }
Japanese Shock attack . e: L- a" o7 D8 k3 u) G0 q0 r
Attacking force 33380 troops, 464 guns, 260 vehicles, Assault Value = 986
; L& r" Y6 S7 ?5 [- ^. R2 q4 L" [Defending force 5511 troops, 116 guns, 61 vehicles, Assault Value = 163
8 ]9 n0 o. O" G+ RJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0 ) ^' O$ J- V. L* K7 }
Japanese adjusted assault: 812  
% u/ o' m6 I9 X6 a) _8 _& k# y' qAllied adjusted defense: 201  ' ]7 d( L3 h$ I" i* a( b1 A: e5 @
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)  
# }2 m5 e$ B7 p7 n7 _Japanese forces CAPTURE Hong Kong !!!
" ^! c* r* S2 l6 [* H- O9 z$ ZCombat modifiers
( N4 p6 c$ l( e/ H% ]. _. e7 `Defender: terrain(+), morale(-), experience(-)$ r4 Q6 {' W4 |4 m) b8 Z( c
Attacker: shock(+) ( l6 x7 t' [/ f, V
Japanese ground losses:
: _, u3 g! Z* b; |4 _6 J" @& H      1487 casualties reported5 ]2 e. U( C  l1 V0 W5 y! A
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 33 disabled
% E9 ]5 k; C" X0 O         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 13 disabled8 a* \/ L" |4 w- X7 D* P# B
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 51 disabled% p2 i7 u8 d, M/ X
      Guns lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)
; K" h8 @. s: J+ xAllied ground losses:
" w* H) H& `3 l2 p      5606 casualties reported4 y' r/ f/ g7 p# o6 H
         Squads: 130 destroyed, 0 disabled, e* H; p# e: ^5 e: ?2 x
         Non Combat: 406 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 _" J+ t- S4 e# A2 l         Engineers: 23 destroyed, 0 disabled9 a7 Y4 M) Z$ s2 K
      Guns lost 161 (161 destroyed, 0 disabled)
7 r% r2 M' p* N7 F# `1 p      Vehicles lost 76 (76 destroyed, 0 disabled)
  y6 q4 B( Q- l      Units destroyed 5
  D' I/ \/ |# J* S1 h! JAssaulting units:
9 }" l- Q- R6 U0 W0 B) u0 U    38th Division/ {% I, O& ]( T+ T7 v& L% b
    19th Ind. Engineer Regiment  r" b3 h0 {6 z  L5 P0 _) r/ Z
    66th Infantry Regiment) C& j& ]- ?& m5 X& K0 R
    104th Division
% A6 K' l& o7 `, }4 g9 [  j    20th Ind. Engineer Regiment# a( {0 J8 U& d1 I! l6 _; \
    21st Mortar Battalion$ A) x' O  s0 \
    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment! i1 n! }1 m, V0 `- ]5 o; W
    3rd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
: N" B) h: `) n2 `- ^7 @8 O' P    2nd Mortar Battalion
6 P' H* p: }. `9 `) L& w$ h, D. r    1st Hvy.Artillery Regiment# j0 |6 v- ]8 z- S: t
    2nd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
( `5 w" k2 Y" ]0 A: I9 ~0 K$ e    2nd RF Gun Battalion( F/ l0 w0 B6 |9 i  n) ]
    5th RF Gun Battalion
0 }# F+ Q7 R5 {5 ~    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion   q/ g) X5 \* i" T
Defending units:# p3 L& y% c) ?2 Z: g, S6 b
    Rifles of Canada Battalion# z9 a9 H5 i7 `1 H+ v: v1 x
    Winnipeg Grenadiers Battalion. P) ^* G& o8 T! j  {
    Kowloon Brigade
& W1 @: r. {1 M    102nd RN Base Force( G* f- v; E3 y: g
    Hong Kong Fortress

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6 O1 S5 b3 @& C9 h1 J$ N

  Z3 C. ^7 ]* A; Q+ A

日军没有充分利用初期的零和陆攻的加成，在关岛这些大型基地，对58进行突击。
$ b0 H5 N! t) N2 J3 Mreninhat 发表于 2014-10-7 20:37

/ ?: D6 u: ~7 _" x& z58在与mini的对抗和追击过程中，一直和 塞班及关岛保持了最小12格的距离
/ \: o: W" b- S: @这意味及时用021挂油箱护航，也出了021的标准护航范围，
, d! I- |% j& P& y1 U- c4 D9 a在mini对抗58的当天 58距塞班17格，追击的时候，12格，目的就是不进入11格的021标准航程( [( j8 a, J( O. f8 ~; o
按开局岛上大概30左右的一式陆攻和18架次021，在极限航程上 估计很难对58造成伤害
+ C& L# `1 h! Y. [% z日军也没有尝试，也可能是尝试了，但计算空优后没有出击
6 J) }6 `* d' b1 C当天，日军塞班岛方向确实出动了陆攻击沉了前期从58分离，路过附近去拉包尔的一艘dd

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不过目前来说，58还不能说就安全了，如果不走菲律宾而直接奔爪哇，还有较大机会脱离，菲律宾这一耽搁，KB怎么也追上了。当然，58怎么也算赚够了，要能再拼掉KB一艘正规航母，那这次行动就算经典了（但2比6应该机会不 ...7 ?5 W. G* i& O# x6 A# ]8 n
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-7 12:52

, @; {1 h1 j. E% {搞清楚了为啥你会有这么一问了，是地图错误。
* X- G4 U5 B$ L7 K+ M$ d8 A6 P$ J游戏中的地图:; \8 r5 `5 g# O: @

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% n- F2 `* z0 c# ?0 Z5 |$ H" Q+ ?现实地图：0 L( d. V0 C" y0 I

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( V( F0 |, \, c" e6 w谦虚了 这档和隔壁冷大跟骑士差不多 双方都不在一个档次
; C& U; g. B7 a# c  |塔萨法隆加 发表于 2014-10-8 09:08

& m( m: Y2 x& f7 O$ U玩日军要求玩家很谨慎，需要考虑的东西也很多，毕竟日军容错率较低9 i6 a5 n) W, H$ ?! ]: X/ W* M% X2 X
盟军则方便许多，可以大胆尝试。菜花可能对某些细节没考虑清楚。
& V$ N. Y2 G- [% }
5 V' D0 b  N5 n9 p0 |% m而且通常对战双方为了长久，盟军前期常放水，导致前期很少有大行动。- ~0 r$ R$ k( l+ U+ p  u3 m" h/ f- ^
本档双方本着了解游戏，从游戏中学习的态度，让双方充分发挥各自的想象力4 h& X( b  g. o
也尽量给观众带来精彩的对局。