冷情人

印度战役即将进入高潮！！！ 首先盟军多艘舰队炮击亭可马里，将该机场彻底废除！！' M$ s. E4 i+ I- K
Night Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,47
# l1 P0 z3 H1 l& h4 V0 D( Y$ B
3 P( k1 p( {  U# M6 W3 hJapanese aircraft3 ^) e  w1 A) p, q- x" K6 m/ U
      no flights7 \& N! o# ]- o" a/ e
5 r; b/ g. @' h  `3 l
Japanese aircraft losses
& @$ y& X6 E* b0 I. t' @+ z* x      D4Y1 Judy: 29 damaged
- V3 F" S/ d1 W' E( |  [9 J# l      D4Y1 Judy: 1 destroyed on ground
* _& C" s% C  b5 [9 G0 d      Ki-84a Frank: 5 damaged
& x4 v* O4 {) P" T0 T  e      Ki-84a Frank: 1 destroyed on ground
  }1 ]" Q- H' p      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 23 damaged( J- ?0 M* R' y: i7 [
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 1 destroyed on ground
( \6 q- f: Y4 G3 N
: t$ p, N. M3 z# L) x9 AAllied Ships
: B8 F' {1 w% ?      DD Nestor- C) v, `! ~& q7 I, r0 |
      DD Isaac Sweers
# f- g# Y9 _3 F5 y1 Z      DD Barton
' |" \- J$ o) T# \      DD Farenholt
2 v& ?& W1 z! T4 B& F      DD McCalla
2 k4 C* `- V$ }+ j      DD Lardner) t/ f: b9 e9 T3 i( i' J& j+ `
      DD Swanson
0 y* g" p1 [/ a0 @" y      DD Meredith
8 s% ?) R  P* O+ u0 Q      DD Nicholson. _, J# M) }1 \! W. T5 c% ]1 \4 o- Y
      DD Waller( b  D0 K$ |, T5 D9 p& d7 A
      DD Saufley: R2 g. ]3 }4 i# J. I
      DD Kimberly' N2 ]9 d, s4 _5 U; C- w
      DD Kidd
; j1 x* w8 T6 Z- H( r7 h      DD Jenkins
: I; u/ L! ?2 S; H6 u( _/ c      DD Hazelwood
& q. ^1 n% ?+ ~6 U$ H( g& P9 l8 z" `3 A, _# G
Japanese ground losses:0 Y* C6 p+ ?; g# e7 ?
      9 casualties reported
5 F4 U: `& J0 p6 _. }5 f7 X         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled) Y4 d7 d3 S/ o* [6 N
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled/ b, W- m4 \& X
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 e+ _1 b" p1 C, Y* }
6 _' C4 _6 g9 m7 k8 zAirbase hits 24) w$ }$ f: N+ i9 u
Airbase supply hits 8
$ U2 {3 G7 E0 F2 a7 x( cRunway hits 77; y1 C. B) V6 a$ U
Port hits 20
5 F$ x- t4 q, I. m! [Port fuel hits 7
3 w' F( q0 m6 P& R, j# wPort supply hits 2
) {3 ?; M8 F9 |0 N. ?3 n+ A  C0 D( x/ j7 j+ P, X5 ^/ t; \6 d
--------------------------------------------------------------
& A7 M+ _$ v# N# g/ U' J( S! J9 v* b; O. J" x0 n
Night Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,478 n0 U/ t. J* _* V9 x
" E. b2 F6 O; n8 g
Japanese aircraft
7 q& Q; n( q8 ]( @4 \  l2 X! D      no flights
7 M5 k0 i+ E9 c! O4 ~1 ?9 X6 p* a& m5 Y7 f. K
Japanese aircraft losses9 i7 t$ _6 B) v: T7 i" W2 q3 \
      Ki-84a Frank: 8 damaged7 G" V$ i" v  O- J
      Ki-84a Frank: 2 destroyed on ground& Y9 r0 ^' F' k
      D4Y1 Judy: 16 damaged3 ^2 m; L5 L, N5 w& f7 D& x
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 8 damaged
4 j! E; k  i; e3 K* V; y      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 1 destroyed on ground
& N4 h5 e$ a, T
& H3 A4 ]$ R( f7 _5 J# `" G* H" K* gAllied Ships- K& h% k4 p/ x/ r
      CL Trenton
, q+ L$ d( l' h0 q$ x1 H4 {      CL Kenya1 ^' \- b: @/ Q9 a. T7 E( P( l/ W
      CL Ceylon
; z8 ^: y' h( Z$ m" [1 ]  G      CL Emerald' v( `) F: _) d7 y1 G, ]
      DD Roebuck# T8 m: d% S9 i7 j9 i- e/ `( y: a
      DD Relentless
# ], G& s* S  P8 R- K0 ^      DD Rapid
) h1 f" z3 B: v      DD Racehorse' F! N9 |  W6 v5 I! w4 a, ~9 {
      DD Quality
$ \  J: u+ _7 ]; i      DD Thracian
: F) _" W9 O  f4 Z) C4 T) I      DD Thanet
$ _  V  Z) M2 w4 D4 _9 E      DD Van Galen' p' V! x# f1 f; p5 S( |0 P* v/ P6 K
  W4 J  o5 F' y& d; I( u: V8 P! ]0 Y
Japanese ground losses:
6 H8 G$ X  u7 A$ Q      21 casualties reported. B, F* _% ^6 i5 x# q
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled) B8 \! z4 S( h2 w/ M: `
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled  I- }6 |. Q. K& q8 i8 U: z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) V' T: Q) I9 n8 k1 Y
2 H  z5 ^/ \1 K1 jAirbase hits 16# h. Q" ]- U8 g
Airbase supply hits 85 m3 R7 i, R+ u0 {
Runway hits 27) @$ L# I  I) Z) \) G, F5 |1 S  h
Port hits 19
3 H( i" L3 r3 R; n0 _Port fuel hits 9+ v, m5 O/ O* ~1 ~7 I
Port supply hits 2$ \, f! p( G: d' |

) r& @. _7 {: h' h9 R- n-----------------------------------------------------
% L8 N/ Q- Y- d* M; Q1 b4 _: K2 t8 `* ~( p
Night Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,47
1 i0 N2 o* j( l6 w: u- Y" Y% w. o$ m4 Q* m
Japanese aircraft
& G1 D+ Q( Y9 z7 ?1 B# e* M4 G  |      no flights
* V  n& W  A$ m5 Z, X4 N5 B! f) ^
3 W; D$ W& H0 Q4 EJapanese aircraft losses% W% z! |, W8 S3 |  a, f7 ^4 W
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 13 damaged! S9 e& z" m+ d4 ?
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 1 destroyed on ground# @5 o3 A# E4 l1 f7 {
      D4Y1 Judy: 9 damaged
0 A5 K  j1 h$ w      D4Y1 Judy: 1 destroyed on ground
8 Q! D) O) q+ X1 h* p* O# o      Ki-84a Frank: 6 damaged
& ]# M- P# L; d, z! y4 q# k0 W4 R: e2 C8 g, y2 m! ~
Allied Ships9 z5 i. f' Q% m. N6 Q( Z
      DD Nepal' }5 C0 u- g+ r$ \
      DD Napier+ r* {( i, ~8 i2 S6 q
      DD Jupiter
+ p! K0 a, {8 T9 V3 ~, W- n      DD Stack
1 E! R) r3 k5 G4 s' J, z# i      DD Lang5 d7 {0 d5 O: m* \- r+ Z" d& q. [* C
      DD Ellet
2 H' }+ B; T8 l  w  ^      DD McCall& ~' A+ i- i( d0 V. g7 L
      DD Craven
& ?! M% @) V4 W6 p$ {      DD Walke
1 A) s2 _" ~9 M8 j2 I6 Q6 N      DD O'Brien! ^" Z7 W/ Q4 {2 k7 k% e8 R9 m: M
      DD Carmick2 }9 z0 B% k, b* ]$ {4 M
& b/ P# v9 d1 v7 v
Japanese ground losses:6 L( |) i% P' \7 y  g% U& X
      30 casualties reported% y; i+ t1 M: h7 F. Q6 T0 G
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 }6 u. I/ E- }% n4 o         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
& P% s( o* h7 @+ w$ v( T: M3 W         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 ~! ?1 S, A7 M" k" v" ^9 p  |/ D! w7 [4 y/ Z
Airbase hits 16! g1 t3 q' }: y% T
Airbase supply hits 7' N7 p" q& j1 \, z, P" Y9 e9 f
Runway hits 16
# x; q+ M4 X( k. M6 m0 YPort hits 14  u" k  C1 d' x. l: F! w
Port fuel hits 5+ \  _$ G9 P7 A$ ^' t/ P9 u2 `' E

3 I& ]; g9 z0 h-----------------------------------------------------
9 O9 i" \5 H5 w8 s; R
5 l5 a1 k9 N* ~# A6 wNight Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,47! h2 h, O* c2 _7 h
9 j, c( @: \- _# [# h
Japanese aircraft* q4 f9 K$ f0 H( i  i
      no flights
8 a. e/ R3 Z# B8 r; U7 A* C
3 m; [' w. p+ VJapanese aircraft losses
( T' Z, p2 |! M% f1 J1 E      D4Y1 Judy: 56 damaged
, X8 t! T& x" a& x      D4Y1 Judy: 7 destroyed on ground$ m4 w' a* Z& N3 E: d4 d, U& K% W' \* Q
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 93 damaged
$ h" P$ B- H/ u; b" V( K# O8 B      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 3 destroyed on ground, C; o/ v( g6 N( ?4 V
      Ki-84a Frank: 27 damaged! J6 j0 K9 k! y4 O/ P5 M
      Ki-84a Frank: 2 destroyed on ground6 r/ C  M0 v& G' M1 V

/ A- `0 G0 ~1 M. y" SAllied Ships  W) q' \, x7 k) i
      BB Indiana
# g% Y/ ^8 k' {# Q* p0 a8 o8 e      BB South Dakota
; T; K1 E* F. H: F; B2 J% H- ^      BB Washington( t, E  s& @- b  k3 y2 X: U" T8 p! z2 T
      CA Wichita
  D  f0 z* ?. }. M- n( |: O; G      CA Quincy
" v+ C0 M$ \  H/ Y9 k: w      CA San Francisco. H, K; i. B; E" r1 v( {  S, S4 y$ I
      CA Chicago3 t1 N' `+ c% p4 K4 `9 Y
      CA Louisville; w4 z3 [; a) c0 |) j
      CA Chester* z+ l9 }0 {: `( A1 c/ v
      CA Northampton6 e0 F- k/ ]5 x/ h; H6 \- y. O
      CL St. Louis% j! Q; J' m8 W/ m- J* ?

/ ^1 d- A2 D0 g- G3 T0 h' v; J! f0 ]$ [Japanese ground losses:
- B3 H  V6 H$ c* g      392 casualties reported) @% G5 W. |3 c: r- ~; w+ s
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 @+ ^; @4 x! L6 y0 {8 m4 u         Non Combat: 32 destroyed, 54 disabled4 Q! h# B# v) S
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
" w7 w+ Y; o' z# b      Vehicles lost 9 (5 destroyed, 4 disabled)3 s9 M5 V/ P6 Z5 X; G9 R( h
2 }2 h- I) |) G+ Y( R
Airbase hits 19- O( V, M; W0 o
Airbase supply hits 13
% W3 T& V; M% b* wRunway hits 58
* v6 ^: g$ W  sPort hits 189 n4 B, D6 X$ [: ~& G) M$ X
Port fuel hits 1
0 v& J- F6 I- S' q" [Port supply hits 2
5 a( j4 T0 [/ \' n2 {3 b: e- H7 i/ [  ^8 e- t0 J4 w
-------------------------------------------------------
* ]- [$ y* ?1 K+ j# }
4 ~: B* X) C0 B  Q0 X       接着日本空军轰炸行进间的盟军部队，面对盟军的AA，日本轰炸机几乎无用功！！) i9 n: x. S- Y1 d# f0 e

" T) w! h% j1 K: M: q. AMorning Air attack on 1st RM Heavy AA Regiment, at 29,47 , near Colombo
4 w6 c1 ^. |5 ~
3 W7 E% I; h+ u- `/ o& vWeather in hex: Partial cloud
. {; R: y7 q* Q! f. ]" H  i
& V( N2 e5 f5 e. P' x0 u* w; Y+ JRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
, a; j8 L5 f% {6 w  e$ iEstimated time to target is 15 minutes/ U7 w0 ^0 y) A' w( F8 k

/ {1 }9 J& F9 d9 `2 Z& J  U  B! sJapanese aircraft1 W) m+ V: _: G; n
      G3M3 Nell x 25! [) C; G/ J6 i5 M
      J2M2 Jack x 7% M: Q2 z& a& f1 O9 h7 X5 _" x( q0 S
      N1K1-J George x 10
- E3 p: A* U2 }+ v% z      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 26
% E" w7 h0 z/ b' f+ d# I. M2 p- i; ~( v      Ki-49-IIa Helen x 13$ {% L- J2 N, e: d, h& z3 w
      Ki-84a Frank x 98 M) _& [" S( O$ l1 \; Y# _

  {4 m5 Y. Y0 ?# B; o" A) k% IAllied aircraft
" Q% B, f4 P* A/ F3 D      F4U-1A Corsair x 5
* q1 y6 d& }2 z* J7 @. Q/ Z: a2 w! d, D+ ]3 o2 w2 v6 l7 m5 t
Japanese aircraft losses
- F9 W8 `0 y- M" X* ]: q& u      G3M3 Nell: 11 damaged0 y$ }; ~6 G' Q. P2 q! H
      G3M3 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak
! ^/ V" U  P# i' O- \; ]      N1K1-J George: 1 destroyed" z$ o; m; O% n  ], {
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 8 damaged: Z% K% l" ]& T( Y7 r' l
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 destroyed by flak
1 D' h  I' n+ @, N+ Q6 {9 J/ m      Ki-49-IIa Helen: 8 damaged+ s# U4 Z: A0 ]: b6 z' W
      Ki-49-IIa Helen: 1 destroyed by flak" E" |! K) c& R3 g' t
! r* e/ Y% P* [2 k' V
Allied aircraft losses
" ~4 |2 }" Y1 q      F4U-1A Corsair: 1 destroyed
% Z8 z; w  j9 z+ ]7 h) O
3 F) a# i- y: [& TAllied ground losses:4 Y6 K1 n3 Q6 J; O, m, z
      66 casualties reported
! l9 K: U7 Z" v# ], w' @         Squads: 1 destroyed, 3 disabled! _, z( _; F  K5 L+ s$ w
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 27 disabled) T* w: ^) Z+ i2 S
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled: X$ N5 Q" j1 ]
      Vehicles lost 30 (2 destroyed, 28 disabled)
- |/ e" `7 @' f- a: r$ W1 I. }$ Z5 s! G8 I2 W
--------------------------------------------------------------) n# K5 K* Y$ L2 x1 ]

, \, x! f4 Z) {1 T) }Morning Air attack on 8th KGV Light Cav Regiment, at 29,47 , near Colombo& l. `( r3 E7 C- N: t- }
, Z: t6 H( X8 }, A7 j9 {- @2 p
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
0 ]" S6 K6 J4 E/ P" @. m2 {7 r
1 t% O' w1 X' K# D/ y7 r" @Raid spotted at 28 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.3 v! I$ Z0 [* }2 |+ N- l( k
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes2 m: q2 a  x$ {5 r: _8 g" i

/ [. n5 ^0 u! Y+ Q# x) QJapanese aircraft, z# E! _' T( l) Z1 G
      G3M3 Nell x 270 q& ]1 P4 u' F9 R3 ^3 n
      N1K1-J George x 108 u1 ^' L  d# a2 M! m$ A
      Ki-84r Frank x 9
8 ~* E3 R9 q" T8 E4 y" `6 B  M7 L0 D. `! {8 Y& L5 ^
Allied aircraft5 m2 p$ p4 t8 G; q( J4 I  z
      F4U-1A Corsair x 1# |" ^/ C! M( o$ t

$ v8 f* N" j# t6 oJapanese aircraft losses/ i$ @( c2 g2 B, v; l% N9 P# `
      G3M3 Nell: 13 damaged
5 d. o8 }5 {2 w5 w6 F      G3M3 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak( ^9 W- E7 W% ]% P
5 E' o7 [5 W7 N: y% m* i
Allied aircraft losses
, w+ ~" r$ D- m1 N) q      F4U-1A Corsair: 1 destroyed
$ i  h8 C4 u2 ]$ Z/ B, i- {2 f
$ x- p# v' ]5 C6 c- Z8 s; _+ LAllied ground losses:
" i1 A5 I3 ~! z( o( _      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)8 \2 H5 G3 \  L$ s. ^
      Vehicles lost 20 (4 destroyed, 16 disabled)
6 }  c3 d9 o5 Q' i+ l1 V/ m4 ]3 d
6 K1 z" j: x3 T# z------------------------------------------------------------
5 ~- d3 r2 a' h- e) e9 ]6 Z  x# A9 i% a  S* _# M- O2 U+ M
Morning Air attack on 86th Coast AA Regiment, at 29,47 , near Colombo
+ p0 i( @: g3 n3 E/ N% E% p6 X
0 b9 _& A2 C* U/ r0 rWeather in hex: Partial cloud
. y" V; @- n- l$ e1 q5 k4 O5 r% d+ V  a9 W0 O0 U$ S# t
Raid spotted at 22 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet., L! }2 f3 p" m2 _# y5 Z0 A
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes: W4 c3 H4 P' ~# [# I& r4 I1 D- D& V+ g
" z+ x# y- o. _* d, F* a
Japanese aircraft* O! L, a; G5 |6 S5 @, t/ D8 i
      G3M3 Nell x 9# _( `6 N# [0 b- k4 x8 Y% n
      J2M2 Jack x 31+ e' p; y6 y/ N8 A
      N1K1-J George x 10- D! n' q  v# j& }% ~# ~
5 c) D) s! G6 x  h' F! g6 @
Japanese aircraft losses
$ t" w( ]( X8 v- ?4 M      G3M3 Nell: 2 damaged
9 T; W/ K7 x  Z; J      G3M3 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak
0 I$ _$ z1 ^- V) K
* q$ U5 _3 s9 F& d8 s) zAllied ground losses:
, U' D8 C# {5 k; D      21 casualties reported. f7 [" _0 Y" \0 \8 J/ m; T4 o8 Z
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; [' j, g; W7 q0 A+ a         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
1 t' H0 _% @* p7 w9 ?         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 \- \3 S6 A5 B4 C" G" ~0 |& m( k8 `" P& V/ x% `5 a
------------------------------------------------------------
( O+ Q8 I1 Z8 V3 i: k9 sJapanese aircraft3 Q0 _# C* I/ f6 Z+ `/ C1 ~; r
      D4Y1 Judy x 21: K' A2 `& R- s5 W3 \

: p' ^0 t  b. [6 o, UAllied aircraft$ G- D2 L( x4 I1 b, s7 K8 R
      F4U-1A Corsair x 4
. W, k* u  t2 O6 x: f9 p) N3 \1 F2 j( C( ]
Japanese aircraft losses& u% i$ y% S; ^/ \+ }; k; J. E
      D4Y1 Judy: 5 destroyed, 4 damaged
+ Y' S" m$ E! v* T+ A4 w
% E' v, p, u$ P2 {/ U---------------------------------------------------------2 u1 x* v( P3 k! O
Japanese aircraft+ J* l6 ?/ G8 q( R
      D4Y1 Judy x 9
) L- N6 d& W- q7 g/ [
! V  g5 F- ?/ B% H7 Z! nAllied aircraft+ S  ?9 R0 h  V5 {, Q
      F4U-1A Corsair x 6+ e7 D! a" R$ x7 T  ~( x. L/ J0 s
- P. t2 l5 d! r/ @, ~
Japanese aircraft losses* i! |  C$ z  y" f
      D4Y1 Judy: 5 destroyed
9 ?5 f9 \) ^( D# N
( z7 O0 t! l$ V- @/ y-------------------------------------------------------7 f8 I! k+ W5 q  l) @  Z

$ V6 R1 j0 x' I: F8 t5 ^Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,47, p- Y1 ]9 _: v0 p

, P. E6 \% q2 PJapanese aircraft
! {: M2 i  r2 J& W# m) G      no flights
8 `0 s$ o! N% \2 v& }# d$ z3 P: x* Z7 C  f$ w  L& ?& _; Q
Japanese aircraft losses
; p. o# b' [# v      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 8 damaged2 c( _' [# t' m4 Z
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 1 destroyed on ground+ z" \( j$ z& U, `- q, @
      Ki-84a Frank: 7 damaged
" u% S+ ^' I- m/ B      Ki-84a Frank: 1 destroyed on ground
, g+ z7 Q: F: }# n. i, l      D4Y1 Judy: 5 damaged9 o# U6 D% R$ B) N
' {; ?% X$ n+ x9 _& c
Allied Ships" Y! f6 G( s7 S1 U5 E
      CL Montpelier4 F+ k, D, ?0 p, ?9 f. V4 o5 R
      DD Farragut' C+ Z. L+ @/ o4 i
      DD Selfridge
0 s. I5 k7 U% w      DD Preston
7 K  I6 R% o4 Y      DD Wilson) u1 \. V; C- p. t2 n
      DD Sterett
6 N" ^! i4 v0 {! N$ F4 S      DD Maury, W0 |  v7 w% f  z
      DD Bagley
. O, n1 x) I6 }7 q& k' V% K3 D% p      DD Stephen Potter! Y0 |/ l/ S" i+ V6 `. E8 q; I  W

8 o# \! p# u2 ~6 L& |5 WJapanese ground losses:
/ r- a7 w7 x1 C  S: X      29 casualties reported. y+ e% e6 \2 f  X5 j# h4 J
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& _, C1 i! {% K" K- ]+ X. v5 g7 D3 s         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 4 disabled7 l6 B' E$ V' @2 c
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 \/ ]5 j% F7 k* q+ o4 n* H* t7 L7 [- y7 Y% [# o
Airbase hits 4
- Q3 S: b3 p) w; x1 @Airbase supply hits 5
' J2 Y3 S; M' S' C; Q: y% ^Runway hits 26
+ N) H8 S- C0 Z8 l4 ~& P7 fPort hits 83 n9 Y  E( ?, ^! {0 K5 U5 s5 Z
Port fuel hits 6
9 d& k! i' v+ ^7 b: t, A
2 @# S3 `) Z; f6 L1 {( G-------------------------------------------1 N" r. r: S& i: G; `  r; I" j5 h
3 ~* Z, ~" Q6 j

$ y: G' r1 a: w. [1 B! b    最后，盟军展现了最终的实力！！！！
. N: f! `/ n2 u+ N! C% n2 y9 B0 j* q . l/ X0 N; U+ K8 ^' P
Ground combat at 29,47 (near Colombo)" e0 w$ d* z. D( [* y" {

" Y! l/ H% L+ P; DAllied Shock attack
: i9 O, s: S. ~# I% |# \9 W
/ }/ E( p5 A, X% r( H1 n8 QAttacking force 18822 troops, 309 guns, 1768 vehicles, Assault Value = 6078
' P0 C( W* B1 B* `% R
. D' M& j$ \5 A  d2 gDefending force 625 troops, 5 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2
; M, o+ R* z9 F2 {' d * `! x  X" g7 _2 |9 F/ {
Allied adjusted assault: 800
1 j+ A  L% I; E& h6 b' M  L2 i
0 X& \( Z+ `$ B9 C: WJapanese adjusted defense: 1 1 ]- J8 `" m8 `" I7 _0 f
0 y, o+ t- @+ D1 E- B
Allied assault odds: 800 to 1
: y" }0 D2 z/ H+ Z# {1 R. d: }: w& r 7 x1 S0 X3 Y& u! C
Combat modifiers
8 h0 d+ \2 s, qDefender: ) A: `4 w/ g' D' s0 c
Attacker: shock(+). d8 b+ b  z! ?* f( v

; l2 n$ D% ?3 Y2 r1 S) m+ N: M6 IJapanese ground losses:8 Y4 K7 K1 L) d9 C  \4 L$ f
      706 casualties reported4 i: V! W; a3 d- y5 g
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ H4 a1 y" q& z( n+ y         Non Combat: 99 destroyed, 0 disabled8 W+ a# G# [5 v1 q* ?  O
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, M) g- v: R" X9 t' }      Guns lost 5 (5 destroyed, 0 disabled)
" v; |% Q4 J9 }( `3 C8 d0 n2 b, t      Units destroyed 2

冷情人

2 G6 O% s- N9 j( I7 L

: g( R7 u5 ~8 @1 n9 v# t: Z6 q+ e5 J红叶你太保守了。请问印度接近1万战力的部队如何切断？一个战转就到加尔各答啦。盟军想在那里登陆？Kb加大机场等候。就是找打的节奏。。何况就算海路封锁，从缅甸爬回去也是非常简单。。。所以不到44年中期，印度根本没可能被切断。。。

冷情人

基本确定锡兰将轻松推平，号称上岛的2000战力不见踪影。岛上唯一的那师团估计也要被老赵空运走

冷情人

43年12月30日，在44年钟声即将敲响之际，盟军1回合攻克锡兰岛的丹布拉，击溃日军的主防御阵地。锡兰基本将顺利回归。KB现阶段估计已经到达了马六甲海峡，但却忌惮强大的58不敢脱离陆机的保护而突入印度洋~~~
  `: e* P8 B: J' {: `
! j; }/ o$ w6 y& H; r" E/ TGround combat at Dambulla (30,47)
6 s6 y" d. V. \3 |5 \   |1 d& ~9 b+ O5 A; H! @4 Y
Allied Deliberate attack: r3 X, V& m$ Y; U

) I: x4 w9 f8 |  U; xAttacking force 152347 troops, 2861 guns, 4681 vehicles, Assault Value = 6153* N" \. m1 g! C( V4 Z/ C7 }
5 M! K. j+ K, ~* D' d: x! x
Defending force 23884 troops, 257 guns, 106 vehicles, Assault Value = 688; b, \- I/ x3 l$ T
( z4 L  n9 F. k% W6 W# T; }  i
Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 1
2 d2 f  S6 i) }/ B5 w2 Z ( a, b  n0 S. R# z0 ]3 H
Allied adjusted assault: 3340
% j- A7 ^# D6 V6 r9 [+ V# z
$ H# W5 n5 C- m# |Japanese adjusted defense: 399 ) N  \! X0 A* P) v
/ x/ R$ h# k2 h
Allied assault odds: 8 to 1 (fort level 1)
! o% N- {  V: f7 R0 Z, p5 p
, C7 [& |) T; }6 G/ S9 ZAllied forces CAPTURE Dambulla !!!; I, R$ H) l% ?4 r' {, V2 {! V
$ ?+ E5 j* X! ?5 z/ E
Combat modifiers/ G9 H6 p7 }3 J+ o& J4 o5 [0 ?
Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
+ c- Q7 i, \; t1 iAttacker:
# w& {# G4 ~  E6 Q( } % H: v# g9 E( {+ i% ?. Y
Japanese ground losses:% Y6 t; h& W# p& {+ `
      10761 casualties reported3 x5 t8 b3 ]$ Y1 y7 h7 @
         Squads: 190 destroyed, 324 disabled
$ F- ~, `) y# Z, ^* j         Non Combat: 225 destroyed, 82 disabled
+ ^" D+ x" L$ F/ ~         Engineers: 151 destroyed, 21 disabled0 U( X/ @) i* G
      Guns lost 254 (176 destroyed, 78 disabled), U% h/ g; I7 o! R4 L4 H
      Vehicles lost 77 (75 destroyed, 2 disabled)
8 b4 J. e3 q9 h+ B, a1 Y  W      Units retreated 126 v, z5 s7 y1 @3 y& M
      Units destroyed 1
: k  \, P0 K5 z% C' K& n/ l
" c* H. L/ n1 l+ K, }! CAllied ground losses:
( J1 g; E/ P3 T+ b* @: e      1459 casualties reported
0 \$ T9 K, C7 X5 b9 R         Squads: 6 destroyed, 229 disabled
5 ~( v2 Z% L: E4 B0 V* a, v1 b         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 55 disabled
( b0 o5 S8 r& n1 M0 K2 m         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 38 disabled) b( m/ l! R7 ~: l% l# U2 `; y
      Guns lost 28 (1 destroyed, 27 disabled)1 E# v, D) s! V; A6 U: @+ R
      Vehicles lost 36 (3 destroyed, 33 disabled)
  O4 P. d5 x  i8 O0 O2 X. f
% _% n& K5 |+ X7 UDefeated Japanese Units Retreating!

冷情人

庆祝本档进入44年~~~~~~~~

冷情人

时间进入44年1月7日，盟军主力在锡兰清剿日军残部，将于1,2天内全部占领锡兰岛。。在阿杜环礁，英国1个师加2个炮兵团在58飞机，路基飞机以及舰队的攻击下登陆，首回合登陆打成4比1，岛上的2个日本步兵团即将玉碎！！' J: Z. @% Q! K+ j! Z
) ^+ z" O" u5 J# O& M9 ^1 N
Night Naval bombardment of Addu at 16,52
3 z& D4 c# f  O# C( A
. y5 B8 H1 D: w& qJapanese aircraft
3 g4 v+ ~5 B6 J4 {9 W      no flights
- @6 i9 r) O3 w! Z: a5 [
& X5 k: E- V7 |8 b$ c) F3 ?Japanese aircraft losses4 r7 N0 N7 q: K9 O2 D7 p
      A6M2-N Rufe: 6 damaged" Y3 }7 J7 r/ S
      A6M2-N Rufe: 1 destroyed on ground
# M( F/ Q3 B& |( t" w( m% G4 ]* b+ k3 y* H! j& V8 \
Allied Ships$ k# N6 W1 ?( I$ m" W4 z
      BB Indiana
! @! ?, O" Y/ U; l, y      BB South Dakota
  ]) j; Y& g- f$ Z0 s: @) `      BB Washington
7 A4 Z9 Y$ {4 ]& g) l; p3 j      CA Wichita
. u- L& `7 V+ {% x      CA Quincy. B/ l. S5 }* t0 i. I( g' `
      CA San Francisco: P& V* N$ v  S, }) ~) |. Z% i9 g
      CA Chicago7 ^7 P1 }: l. P% w
      CA Louisville
+ i6 ~7 ^" ^& I3 W  W# F9 f      CA Chester
1 _; F' o% _/ f3 A4 e  s, |: P      CA Northampton
# v/ Y& q3 {- z) {8 f& w      CL St. Louis
! u. t0 |: \  @: D      DD Harrison) U: z9 Y* C& B9 _* i, c
      DD Guest1 _/ ~' F7 Q  K% ]8 I1 Z5 @
      DD Fullam% b' d& A  c# R0 |% y0 K4 K
      DD Franks1 i* G6 P. q6 L& D- r
      DD Eaton2 A$ b1 C$ q. c3 ^2 j
      DD Charrette, X, @3 Q0 c6 R6 Q+ e
      DD Bush: k# l  E; D2 B) n- c; [& _
      DD Burns
5 H! D0 g1 u3 K7 `8 h) f      DD Bullard
! C5 k/ x- |  V7 o2 z      DD Brownson4 W1 U& f1 e. y7 T3 L5 u! ^, x8 |
      DD Anthony1 x' c1 V0 x& f, y# C# w4 x
      DD Ammen
5 R1 |$ m6 U) C/ [
- _3 c  g! z3 S4 M5 O; R" SJapanese ground losses:* J0 w" Q( z/ C% ^
      448 casualties reported
; o8 K8 Z1 L( t. M  p3 ?         Squads: 2 destroyed, 26 disabled
. {+ d& [/ ^) S9 D3 u" t" C5 r0 ~         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled( p& j+ p! \5 y* X, q3 _
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 4 disabled
, {0 c. |; s- x% J      Guns lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled)' s8 E! ?' P9 @

" A( U6 P6 \2 _9 k) \---------------------------------------------------------3 x1 B* K' K+ s2 j2 L: x
% v4 E, V0 ~7 h1 E6 {( |) G
Ground combat at Addu (16,52)
# J9 r6 I* O3 n" Y - Y- m( h0 ^, ~. l
Japanese Bombardment attack
3 u; }4 Q- g. E) ~! ?% k
, q  ~7 K2 H, lAttacking force 4317 troops, 72 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 128
5 a3 v) E" J+ d7 F" W
6 `! }1 H3 S( p7 tDefending force 12859 troops, 347 guns, 305 vehicles, Assault Value = 448
. X6 b6 B5 [7 \8 w
' `' X" g: Z2 k7 _+ NJapanese ground losses:  @% K- A3 n* D" M& a
      391 casualties reported, K  p' z! e7 e/ N6 u7 U" u& ]- j( s3 U
         Squads: 22 destroyed, 3 disabled5 ?4 J/ @7 _9 J. }" Z) j; C9 Z) T
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
0 l: r# [0 d" O: s  F: ?0 N6 k         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 l. B% B# O" z& Y1 B      Guns lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)4 Q2 c/ \, x2 p) A: @
' q- E  [% |* d
Allied ground losses:
: D9 H% w' l8 g      6 casualties reported5 G6 E* t) W; I- e# Q- g5 r' ^
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ ]; J- j$ r, D/ f. T* O$ L
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; i4 ~" x5 q6 V, k         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 j7 J9 H) j; r# V& v9 v
$ r9 V! W+ ~: X+ D! Z
Assaulting units:
6 V' Q  r- n) w$ E7 ^, m    14th Guards Regiment) H/ x' n! c$ c; X; A! e: a
    15th Guards Regiment& \6 R2 Q# Z+ N8 f2 _
    91st JAAF AF Bn % K6 e5 w+ s% D3 Y: U
7 R+ Y3 {3 J0 |. {; \/ s0 e6 w
Defending units:
, O) N4 ~7 s6 O+ \( e7 R: m' O  R% ~    51st Highland Div /13" i. ]9 F7 L3 w
    98th Field Artillery Battalion" l. f) h7 K  v" M$ h
    25th Indian Mountain Gun Regiment
5 f. m4 z( Y8 O' ?. l . R" H4 t  W# q! t( c; _) d
--------------------------------------------------------8 c! A) }( n  ?! t5 m. u) a9 y
3 e0 m$ U3 ]0 ^. T3 n% h
; V5 I6 [2 J; g6 j3 I) _' t) p* }, d

: Y0 n8 E; |% U) u6 n! n( CGround combat at Addu (16,52)) m& y; E. `+ U8 f

7 ^7 h7 p+ i( w- M& v# n  {Allied Shock attack% \; u* ?* t7 c( m" y
% S  q. i3 y) [
Attacking force 12854 troops, 347 guns, 305 vehicles, Assault Value = 447& J* `! r, o& v) T
, W1 r6 d3 V3 L* e5 g9 q! ~
Defending force 4202 troops, 73 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 117* _0 C4 J8 `5 V% a8 l9 U

/ H  n( P( A' j6 ?Allied adjusted assault: 84 2 K% W( Z, M1 l2 U

! T% E5 N7 V( f' F. NJapanese adjusted defense: 18
+ R* O, a! K! |4 o9 z2 [
# W% c/ }: Z8 hAllied assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 3) % ?7 F2 B4 z, c1 e

; ~- ?: q9 k1 ^1 fAllied Assault reduces fortifications to 05 a- @: l* H6 J
: O" y" t- g) ~- v5 Z2 w
Combat modifiers
: g6 g1 K0 z7 O4 z2 D) IDefender: forts(+), disruption(-), preparation(-), fatigue(-)& v; M7 m0 Q$ F3 k2 I
experience(-)$ B3 @3 F2 z! N0 |9 X
Attacker: shock(+), disruption(-)
9 b* T0 Y: Q9 L* d1 F4 g. ~
6 q# e$ h% w7 ], [: iJapanese ground losses:5 c9 {- N* \. A( Y
      663 casualties reported# B2 j/ P9 w3 \! R- E( K
         Squads: 57 destroyed, 35 disabled* l/ b' `5 R( `  d. E$ {
         Non Combat: 10 destroyed, 4 disabled. h3 R. g! n; {& e
         Engineers: 10 destroyed, 6 disabled: Z7 l: Q* H! ^! [  k# t: ?
      Guns lost 20 (13 destroyed, 7 disabled); `! f: d& \+ z0 i% E& b5 ^# s

5 h8 ]: w1 C; G% ]! i* o3 IAllied ground losses:
5 K. p* T' }; `  E5 }8 `0 e      360 casualties reported  B  Y" H0 n0 U* \0 X' s
         Squads: 21 destroyed, 8 disabled
' ]! R( |9 a1 N5 P. `         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 4 disabled7 _; Z  P/ P$ Z1 G) V
         Engineers: 8 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ X! V$ i) ^4 m! J" S      Guns lost 12 (5 destroyed, 7 disabled)
" f+ q( D/ q, }8 h      Vehicles lost 7 (5 destroyed, 2 disabled)
. `$ O8 H0 _  \( g7 E% ]; \) J7 T6 j) a6 s3 C' O) L" S0 b
Assaulting units:. B' u( Z! v% i6 I0 y
    51st Highland Div /13; N. F! a4 o2 f: q$ x6 N# L$ E
    98th Field Artillery Battalion
+ V3 `$ Q" C6 P; `. N, P    25th Indian Mountain Gun Regiment
. A; s' a' R0 M1 o1 L: T& S  F7 v* h$ Z
" U) p+ ?4 u2 l9 nDefending units:
/ B$ Z! u8 j4 H: H4 w9 b" S- C    14th Guards Regiment
3 P" Q5 j% E6 k, ?$ m    15th Guards Regiment
  p' ]' r/ k* R, `3 ~% f# d    91st JAAF AF Bn
- O8 _5 @1 v: E) [1 U% M# i0 ]% ~* u7 e, [; ]
-------------------------------------------------------
/ R' I% B+ `2 w, w: G2 d
3 L0 }: k" I; B8 k8 m6 J. b    另外，警戒的2DD船队用生命发现KB处于马六甲地带，预计日本KB将防御2线阵地，防止盟军登陆缅甸一带切断印度日军的退路~~~~~~

冷情人

/ C+ V- e% u7 o" W
/ X! A' ~) n* R- j5 I4 f
更新下最新的战况吧~~时间到了44年1月中旬。。5 b6 \( E0 f! ?* Z! c7 V3 T+ H% h
' }+ F+ E& |* S  k
1、锡兰方面，盟军顺利全灭锡兰日军，消灭700战力的日军部队。。另外，阿杜环礁也攻克了，消灭200多战力的日军。。
) w) p6 y8 [9 x& Y( p2 Y  b; o. `1 d/ S2 i5 }8 y2 P
2、澳东盟军主动发动空战突击波特兰路的日军运输船队。。结果由于飞机性能上的大劣势，结果遭到惨败，且毫无战果。。盟军损失各型飞机380架，而日军损失90多架战斗机，交换比为1比4。。盟军今后要调整战略，死拼日军的大机场群根本就是死路！！) @: P3 i  t0 E" \

/ a  N( Q- D/ W3 d3 e# k. O7 E% o9 ^3、58舰队现阶段逼近南洋的前沿科科斯岛，而联合舰队也下决心要进行战略决战，战况如何进展，请大家及时关注群里的讨论！！！

冷情人

$ d. m9 w4 }( }; k) [1 g" O

) X8 h2 c5 \9 \. Z居然把大统领的部署和战略说得如此不堪，是可忍孰不可忍！

冷情人

三十六计之瞒天过海和将计就计！！！
  q& p5 O) \# K1 e, p3 w  ]. U
* B* Q6 @5 _8 l. r
' h0 e$ P# }% u, n( P) Y7 \     在顺利攻克锡兰岛后（其实是登陆前），盟军大统领就在思索下一步的进攻计划啦。。。分析了主要的4个选择：( h4 q$ Q( _  O5 }( D
       1、直接登陆印度，切断日军的退路。。在锡兰占领后，可以直接将大军转战印度。但最大的问题是印度日军数量众多，且战略转移迅速，将主力大军用于印度，很可能不但切断不了印度日军的退路，反而将盟军陷入泥潭，因此该选择被排除！！% r( I3 V. n# g4 g9 ]
       2、登陆缅甸一带，切断日军退路。。缅甸一带的岛屿盟军的陆军完全没有问题，但最关键是要真正跨海和KB，陆基作战，在日军路基飞机性能强大的前提下，风险高得几乎是自取灭亡，所以该计划也被排除！！1 ]2 S. J, O. J& `" R9 Z
      3、进攻南洋，直取日本核心基地。该方案和方案2一样，必须面对KB和路基进行死抗，现阶段的58没有如此实力进行这方案，因此也被排除！！# O- l$ p# t; _* p
      4、再次突袭，寻找日军想不到的地方进攻！！对，就是防守薄弱和容易疏忽的澳西！！因此，锡兰战役结束后，盟军主力就紧急装船，汇合从开普敦出发的美军部队，开始沿着地图边缘千里转进！！！！！开始了瞒天过海的偷渡计划！- h3 b# L+ m) c) P. S; z

( W$ }; ?! B2 ` - e# i0 @: T+ K- v7 f
-------------------------------------------------------------
0 a% {6 n  `3 C7 }8 s$ x5 z) W 6 C4 e* d) f5 d5 M2 K+ @
     然而，人算不如天算，在部分部队刚到达离科科斯岛一条线附近的地图边缘时，居然被日军通过情报部门发现该处有船队集结，引起了日军的很大警觉！！！当时，日军天皇认为盟军的部队是要进攻南洋边缘的科科斯岛，于是盟军大统领采用了将计就计的计谋！！5 L- H4 X8 a2 k- r* a
    利用58舰队故意在科科斯岛附近进行晃悠，并派出部分空船暴露在日军的视野中。更重要的是，在群里和赵天皇不断的打嘴仗，让大家和天皇相信盟军就是要进攻科科斯岛 。。。于是，58和KB隔海对峙了一个多星期，利用这宝贵的一个多星期时间，盟军的船队基本顺利集结完毕，而58也将南下加入支援。。至此，盟军基本完成了战略欺骗的效果，澳洲大地将再掀波澜！！

冷情人

盟军最后的进攻谜底揭晓啦！！！！！那就是不单要进攻澳西，而首先要进攻澳北。澳北一堵住路，澳西的日军根本得不到增援，妥妥的想怎么灭就怎么灭。！！！

冷情人

盟军最后的进攻谜底揭晓啦！！！！！那就是不单要进攻澳西，而首先要进攻澳北。澳北一堵住路，澳西的日军根本得不到增援，妥妥的想怎么灭就怎么灭。！！！

冷情人

44年2月5日，盟军成功登陆澳北布鲁姆。在登陆过程中，由于大统领不知晓陆攻会选择性的攻击没有CAP的船，导致登陆滩头遭到陆攻的攻击，沉没运输船5艘。另BB印第安纳号被命中2雷，但美国BB皮厚肉实，系统和进水仅仅20出头，战斗力损伤不大。。。但陆攻会选择性攻击的设定给大统领提个醒，以后的登陆将必须策划更好，避免不必要的损失~~~- V5 y- D- t: h2 i, I! T) C; G) B

3 e# M& u: m& yMorning Air attack on TF, near Broome at 62,127, X8 K6 e6 t* Z: A3 l
, o" r- p. ?- }8 n4 P  U0 m
Weather in hex: Overcast. r  ?* e* i5 `9 N3 R

) z3 c, O8 v) k& K! B5 V8 ZRaid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
- ^1 S7 y2 J' K- }+ KEstimated time to target is 29 minutes/ V. D3 s1 Z& \5 e5 r/ h

# O. U- W. Z1 Y6 nJapanese aircraft( }, B6 N6 z" P
      A6M5 Zero x 30
% H' K( `6 A1 b      G3M3 Nell x 49$ M2 L# T& ]8 o, C% g. _% J  o
      Ki-84r Frank x 29* y& ^: W0 m1 J. T7 Q
% i- L) }4 n# ?1 d) X
Japanese aircraft losses6 T7 f: O  \1 K6 v* S
      G3M3 Nell: 33 damaged
# `3 |2 ?' }8 f! Y      G3M3 Nell: 3 destroyed by flak9 u( r7 \5 o9 z
" e5 k  P! Q* a* X% V. h, M
Allied Ships
& ^, D1 L3 n% V! [      DD Craven6 ~$ }* n" n; `4 c* T7 [" U$ c
      xAK Matthew Lyon
9 o. E& s3 \1 U      DD Dyson
) O" d+ P! ?" \* p  b& G( o. l      xAK Vancouver City, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage( V/ G: V  d* z7 U$ s
      BB Indiana, Torpedo hits 2
5 a2 Q4 @: Y, f' ^      DE Baron: g5 W' |. O7 V2 \, @& m
      DD McKee
' S  z$ T5 F+ W' T! r0 k& Z      xAK Tweedbank, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk" S. U4 y. a. d; B& Q3 M
      xAK William Beaumont, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
* t- y, _4 `( U( E      DE Acree
* N$ C- F4 W6 Y' k( y      DD Cowell
4 t3 U9 V5 `, z( M8 k      xAP Empress ' Australia, Torpedo hits 1" m# ^, c8 o5 E. a- D2 I
      CA San Francisco
( m: q8 p% h4 [3 R. d* N
* Q- ~* ?5 O& u7 uAllied ground losses:
: H( D6 x( T9 Q# H4 H9 I      26 casualties reported
# q6 t4 o5 s8 E4 f" O* U         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 G" w9 D1 I" Y3 J         Non Combat: 9 destroyed, 5 disabled# {! D# T5 ?& y# F( t) q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled- H9 ^4 J( b3 d# D
      Guns lost 15 (9 destroyed, 6 disabled)
: A/ O& m' Q1 ?' q      Vehicles lost 11 (9 destroyed, 2 disabled)
8 Y3 T4 V- ]7 ]% w; F, m: t' L
9 `$ p$ W( A; G8 @) S---------------------------------------------------------------------8 c  f6 B; d! ]& I
# D0 v! G9 s, i4 ~
Morning Air attack on TF, near Broome at 62,127
" U6 \( w, T: }" }9 p$ f6 c 9 B% {: M+ {( c$ p( [% {/ B
Weather in hex: Overcast- a: ?' p  Q+ n  F+ L2 |

  K2 E) E: [6 f% M4 ERaid detected at 74 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
6 K/ r( ^2 W0 M5 ]/ K3 L! fEstimated time to target is 27 minutes: p4 V: |: p' q. K
6 k: y9 K# ]! r4 q5 J- p+ n% Q
Japanese aircraft. o; b/ u- B3 d' R; t' F/ I
      G3M3 Nell x 19
+ V  ^5 l+ S0 t  T3 P1 a6 ?
  O6 C1 \+ v# p1 ^- r& jJapanese aircraft losses
% u: @/ w$ E/ O  G& f7 M5 ^4 M) }      G3M3 Nell: 1 damaged
4 v  o  Q  _4 X9 d; Q, b 9 Z2 B+ ]8 f9 {6 V: N( \- k+ D
Allied Ships! m" I, v* l4 i2 Q& L
      xAK Rufus King, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk/ l9 x2 v- L2 z0 x' X. E5 u( D5 b
      DE Levy% b' W8 R1 m/ F; o1 M6 m6 s3 w
      xAK Stephen V. Benet, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
. N" h9 @+ Y% p4 \9 j. x& O      xAP Santhia, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk! K3 g2 A! L9 l$ _, Z& q
      xAP Poelau Bras
' {4 x  `* o0 D( d 9 g7 R* n) Q7 S5 h$ M1 U% C
Allied ground losses:
4 `5 t1 T- U% Z+ J& Y% ?# b      2060 casualties reported
% w- E. w: a, t* F         Squads: 31 destroyed, 17 disabled8 ]1 @6 g- c& f' u7 I2 P
         Non Combat: 163 destroyed, 85 disabled" o5 Z- U+ h5 |/ F/ W
         Engineers: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled# j. n# s0 u+ X& ^  X" d
      Guns lost 45 (45 destroyed, 0 disabled)
+ M" N6 O& U0 v" B8 l; |9 u- p( ^; d      Vehicles lost 61 (60 destroyed, 1 disabled)$ J& [- H6 ?: P

8 z/ m8 L! G1 `& e---------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 Z  X' q( k8 o8 Q) |$ y) `

+ O9 j, _' p$ W, \7 j     最后，美军的2个师轻松占领滩头阵地，取得了澳北的第一个支撑点。。
1 D% W/ j; Y# G8 a9 c* y) u# r$ E
, ^9 L+ k/ F: e( T( ^Ground combat at Broome (62,127)1 |5 a% c* ?( q- Y
8 Y1 X( Z! R6 w# ~
Allied Deliberate attack8 [- C( @7 z2 Z" _3 I6 U  r! X  c

/ R& s" K. g( [' \" x2 NAttacking force 5934 troops, 263 guns, 22 vehicles, Assault Value = 484
- M/ j' W1 n# Z/ H5 K
$ t0 D/ T# q! `0 b. e) d6 {Defending force 690 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 10
4 B( x  X. j. w9 C
" |8 W7 |. R4 b2 `; SAllied adjusted assault: 192
! a% V3 Y+ C' d# T! D- ~& Z! j
2 [/ @0 F) t& _# l) [7 w1 WJapanese adjusted defense: 1 * ]: {3 o9 }& O0 M  H
$ ^- N6 F& U; F* D6 _3 i  W% I
Allied assault odds: 192 to 1 (fort level 2) # z6 }! V3 ~6 W0 E2 D9 v( k

0 x0 p* i- }7 N6 F) O/ I; l5 iAllied forces CAPTURE Broome !!!/ j* y& {! Q; P! P4 L2 q9 ?+ T

! f7 l# y4 Q( k# L: [9 fCombat modifiers  C7 O3 C2 q* ~
Defender: leaders(+), disruption(-), preparation(-), experience(-)" c7 l7 [5 v# n6 O
Attacker: $ Y1 f% S/ {9 s1 Q/ Z
5 r5 u5 f" a. w- }/ K( \
Japanese ground losses:
) c# I) c; G2 h1 q/ n- {      793 casualties reported' ^" v" t8 E9 U
         Squads: 12 destroyed, 0 disabled0 T* d8 L9 _! G; l3 }+ `9 R: n
         Non Combat: 60 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ ^& M2 A* s* s( w         Engineers: 11 destroyed, 0 disabled: M7 E( H6 Z5 X# o* l5 C
      Guns lost 10 (10 destroyed, 0 disabled)* R4 _( d9 c) p4 p6 h
      Units destroyed 1
8 O) j- @* o3 Y/ t
  v! F3 I# b! C8 e! QAllied ground losses:/ x9 [% u/ X8 H) G5 A1 ~. q+ g
      32 casualties reported
, v/ w( Y6 d, P- L% Q' W) I# i8 S         Squads: 1 destroyed, 3 disabled
6 r7 z. ^% o; O) t2 P( U$ |( ]         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) d3 O7 y# N6 \% V2 K" F) H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ w; H4 @' E2 W6 p  n/ v1 Z

, B" C! F; G9 m% R) tAssaulting units:
* [; }5 p7 T$ P7 w; M1 i7 U' |4 _    43rd Infantry Division7 ^2 f: E& W$ X
    33rd Infantry Division9 P7 t6 G. i+ n) |9 F9 s* z1 C

6 m) k6 U. F! H+ z# dDefending units:
( T7 J: L# C/ X$ q' Q/ v    85th JAAF AF Bn