AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 02, 42& U. e- s/ Q8 ]
当晚是个大满月,PT编队如愿遭遇敌方登陆编队,本以为会是一场屠杀,却让对方全身而退,* m! n2 c+ u5 N% r) ?) M
报告显示,日军编队先发现盟军矮小的PT然后跑了,而盟军PT居然没发现巨大的运输船!9 R9 {; {& F5 I' s
盟军无所事事撤往事先设置的基地孔雀港,却发现日军不是来登陆苏门答腊岛的,而是来登陆爪哇的!
. Z5 g. u! ?1 N2 `9 ePT编队和守卫滩头的BB编队打了个照面,又跑了,跑到了航程的极限三宝垄港
3 ~% u) s/ b0 Q日军过孔雀港而不入,然后又返回登陆孔雀港,这是为啥呢?
$ B, V" z- `5 Z; y; `0 |KB依旧呆着昨天的地方,附近的ss已经到了现场,正在满世界找KB,期待一次亲密接触' ]; T' y4 @# r8 z1 [+ S
荷兰ss o19成功摸到kb,一激动对着瑞鹤号射出去4发,命中一发,顺便把弹药库打爆了
% R* V) w" h u- R! |巨港的机场已经被新加坡起飞的轰炸机炸得稀烂,
9 F! [, {; g5 ?, F0 k! r; V3 y为了削弱KB,盟军水面战编队前移,准备突击登陆场,由荷兰空军提供空中掩护,5 j1 n" R: g3 j3 k4 J t
虽然荷兰空军经过几个月的训练,不少飞行员对空技能已到70,奈何飞机性能低下,4 }% W H1 T' c7 T5 t
面对妖人驾驶的零战,空有数量优势,被日军轻松突防,炸沉1dd
% D, `7 i" D# E% v7 @" I5 b当天日军还突击了三口洋,荷兰陆军居然又挡住了,看来假以时日,荷兰陆军也可一用啊6 |( E( n# H: S; { t
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9 ~( C' q# P; B/ F. F6 U) L/ }Invasion Support action off Puerto Princesa (73,83)! F; @) p9 d) ^& C: V6 k
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
6 X' B6 F6 O5 m( G4 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
) c: P8 d$ m6 I0 z$ ?& T$ L YJapanese Ships. A' C2 q, e$ j) O1 R! w% b M
PB Nichiryo Maru
; s/ _2 j0 ?# P% W) p' E0 J' g PB Nagato Maru7 V" G; ?7 [) L2 L0 ? C3 s
xAK Shinwa Maru ' u' p. z4 \+ T; B9 Z5 C7 A- ^" C
PB Nichiryo Maru fired at enemy troops
) a0 B% r1 D Z2 H& x+ K: w" IPB Nagato Maru fired at enemy troops 4 S6 S5 e5 i1 s$ y) ^% e- F
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' ^2 T( ~! V" A% a1 P4 aInvasion Support action off Singkawang (56,88)- c ^( \( a8 I! Y4 f
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
, w1 Q! c8 b4 T8 E. Z7 D; e) E5 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
, b9 U- _# [# w) `, q# J. ]$ rJapanese Ships0 a: ^" r( u, s
xAK Hakodate Maru6 M& z, V; |' X( F7 O
xAK Hokuzyu Maru
1 ~+ @) p% J4 J xAP Hikawa Maru& k! Q4 _, A# U2 t3 j
xAP Hakozaki Maru
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Oosthaven at 47,97, Range 11,000 Yards
) y( }7 M# A+ Q( EJapanese Ships
2 Q& R( f2 X' P8 U1 z DMS W-2
9 g: c3 t" N% S DMS W-9
" E! ^& p, n; J' c# B DMS W-10
4 i7 o3 R5 O9 o6 @3 a7 j xAK Sinsei Maru5 b, \$ w5 B: J) g6 r* d, O( `
AMC Saigon Maru* c; f% A0 i2 H! b
xAK India Maru
) {* {7 j5 p3 g9 I xAK Victoria Maru
# _- ?; } j& c! c$ t, q xAP Argentina Maru4 i# z% y9 N k \: R
xAP Baikal Maru : [% }2 t" j" { H% H# [3 J
Allied Ships
( p. q3 }" A0 B$ O# K PT TM-5
0 F/ {5 w6 a& N5 K3 m. t PT TM-66 l8 {( E1 W& O9 p
PT TM-7) c g$ o5 F! h' s0 v5 U
PT TM-8
r9 j6 v2 X3 R# j) e# } PT TM-106 O! `+ @8 R' C& G+ i- i
PT TM-11
0 y C4 y1 T6 g s, N PT TM-12
: }" V5 S v" r% w, _$ R& X PT TM-14
0 H. ^3 j2 ?. z# k8 |+ L PT TM-159 ^; g: \) k/ ?$ x
MTB 7
8 O7 X; e1 D3 p: L$ q, t MTB 8) R1 _0 Q& P5 [" ^9 S; i: C8 W
MTB 26
5 i+ W8 w: F1 P. S( i+ X0 N WImproved night sighting under 100% moonlight
9 Y! _* y! m$ f5 Y4 Q, {8 SMaximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions and 100% moonlight: 11,000 yards6 |! o* b. e) J* L$ N* W
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 11,000 yards1 i& c' A' W% N5 e: i2 e4 H- p+ D
Japanese TF attempts to evade combat
7 A9 u+ L& I; r: o8 @7 uRange increases to 12,000 yards...
; g" B9 ?9 }# TRange increases to 12,000 yards...
( I" E% N' i4 n8 O8 E% b+ uJapanese Amphibious TF evades combat $ y' {3 g4 V. Q6 Y
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- \" \9 g/ y- g+ tNight Time Surface Combat, near Merak at 48,97, Range 11,000 Yards
% g+ _; J/ V0 y2 I: D3 MJapanese Ships
, I8 {! u2 ^# |( J BB Ise6 P. D5 h k+ f
CA Ashigara9 G% ]- q% @) c2 R4 ]6 x! K6 r' F b
CL Kinu
9 g7 R# k( U; L% X& j* s2 O' ^* @ DD Yugumo
! @# j. V+ c, K2 a1 i/ H DD Hatsuharu
/ V+ R4 x, S# u+ @4 t3 E DD Nenohi
8 L7 z. H; q4 u& T3 t8 v- O# _" _ DD Asakaze6 F! q& t1 v3 t% C9 Y1 o
DD Harukaze
3 x2 f3 c3 b; E4 M, z I DD Matsukaze
, K% C9 C" P6 X9 G3 [Allied Ships
# u4 d% b, f3 C, i PT TM-5
! N" _( U$ Z* _# q; t/ F PT TM-6
( M( J; ]7 j# U5 d7 | PT TM-7
. D/ Z1 n& }* | PT TM-8, B% u( e2 f& T8 K* ]3 e
PT TM-10 }5 M4 t: h, |+ V
PT TM-112 S' @1 e/ F% X% p
PT TM-125 p ^' X4 Y* H6 n4 K
PT TM-14; v" v& U) x/ I+ Y5 W
PT TM-15: t& D, `4 f. d+ s6 [& Z
MTB 7( t' p1 a+ o1 _# x3 W& r0 I
MTB 8
& o9 v, r9 Y) p, Q6 m# w1 y1 \6 j MTB 26 : V7 v- R3 |) y4 b; K
Improved night sighting under 100% moonlight
2 K% L$ ?" A) q% }5 ^- sMaximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions and 100% moonlight: 11,000 yards
; q# Z% n0 `: I, r1 ARange closes to 11,000 yards...
/ @4 H6 m: s: ^6 z1 nCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 11,000 yards
6 m2 u* \) H- g" B9 ^CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 11,000 yards
. e1 i' w; B) p! kDD Harukaze engages PT TM-11 at 11,000 yards( }8 M2 X* a5 Q* y: g) _
DD Asakaze engages PT TM-8 at 11,000 yards
- f4 K* {$ X0 G3 ?$ d* V- d1 s7 `CL Kinu engages PT TM-6 at 11,000 yards
* J- j5 a' [8 ~$ L0 v7 s1 eDD Asakaze engages PT TM-5 at 11,000 yards
, P7 V; {' m* M0 B* H4 p2 C* NRange increases to 12,000 yards
) m0 [2 O0 c1 C" R' RDD Asakaze engages PT TM-7 at 12,000 yards6 `" O! p. } \4 W9 d: }4 u5 O5 H6 m
CL Kinu engages PT TM-6 at 12,000 yards- g. f2 n- f/ H
DD Yugumo engages PT TM-11 at 12,000 yards% r+ |- s7 D C& m) E- Q
DD Harukaze engages PT TM-11 at 12,000 yards
; I/ X! I. Q h% i, c/ N- TDD Asakaze engages PT TM-11 at 12,000 yards
1 e9 { o% X" N2 o5 y1 g; x5 m/ fDD Asakaze engages PT TM-5 at 12,000 yards" s _9 {! T5 }* C# N1 I i) x
CL Kinu engages MTB 7 at 12,000 yards! A2 h" @; w. |2 ]; Z
Task forces break off...
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6 A: v( `' X& q/ Q. hASW attack near Oosthaven at 47,97 & h+ c! s& c7 f- w
Japanese Ships% U. e: I1 I+ U6 c) L, C
CA Aoba
4 d! r0 I$ D, h2 V! k! C CA Atago
: ]1 K- |; {( p CL Jintsu
& N5 \1 R( P( [# o DD Mutsuki
' S3 W0 ]$ n9 ~+ n& t Q& O! ` DD Tanikaze1 |3 a3 x/ N. U7 ^
DD Akebono
! U0 m5 |7 \4 B: ~. l9 g3 s DD Oboro# p1 o% l$ C) J) H/ |
DD Shigure8 Y5 E6 L7 m8 n' V
DD Kasumi
& @# {- Y* F) Q V+ ?Allied Ships
! f, l0 M/ p+ X" P/ r0 q4 q6 x% R SS Salmon; n' J W9 l* E1 A* A( w, k
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Sub attack near Oosthaven at 47,97
5 I4 J' a# E: }0 K( J0 w1 ~Japanese Ships
, o2 k5 g1 w6 q6 G& ?2 ]7 ^- M. Z DD Nenohi
1 K: G6 ^& g$ v; R$ H CA Ashigara& j3 u% }' s( D
CL Kinu
+ }; K; ~3 l6 x6 M6 Q$ O DD Yugumo. v5 N; s. O0 b9 z% s' C# C7 R
DD Matsukaze+ M d8 [& r% c) ?& v0 j$ B
DD Harukaze
" S+ R6 U1 ~, g; c: _. H4 d. } DD Asakaze
. k( C' h+ M6 k/ Y" nAllied Ships
6 J |/ b& h) c* C SS Salmon
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( d( r. T, N; }Sub attack near Oosthaven at 47,97 1 o1 r. M+ C, f# m4 W
Japanese Ships
4 d F9 Q7 Z1 P1 h; A4 v! ` CV Zuikaku, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
+ v% h9 I( k4 q. R$ o, P& o CA Aoba8 N/ ]& @4 n4 m3 q. D
CL Jintsu) \- c$ J+ C/ d2 q$ ?5 i# j
DD Mutsuki- P0 T+ P( I5 C* b/ {
DD Natsushio; Q7 Y$ q0 m, k% J: ~9 u* I
DD Akebono
# |! x; j o/ u* m% |; H, |. \ DD Oboro! ~$ h1 X! v0 h) z. k- O# `
DD Shigure( Y `) m. P, |* E, t+ @9 x8 _8 ]
DD Kasumi 0 q' A' N6 P, }' k5 f
Allied Ships+ s i2 C+ C4 r0 C' T2 k) X! f1 k
SS O19, hits 5 b1 K$ h& n7 T, }# d, |0 t
Ammo storage explosion on CV Zuikaku3 U; O2 k/ u* z" |5 j, w4 C) T
SS O19 launches 4 torpedoes at CV Zuikaku
F& ~, d( d$ oO19 bottoming out ....
+ ~, d6 a" j1 e2 EDD Akebono fails to find sub, continues to search...$ _$ U" `4 f5 z; I. V. R
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...
1 z: v0 u! ?( s: e( J, e9 ^' \DD Shigure fails to find sub, continues to search...# R8 G$ g4 @5 M1 y. n
DD Kasumi fails to find sub and abandons search
0 H7 ^, X8 i9 P- [6 n0 r1 qDD Akebono fails to find sub, continues to search...: i/ i1 }+ z. @2 b
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...
g1 ^, O; l" i7 X. q2 ~' MDD Shigure fails to find sub and abandons search$ K) S& o/ v' u8 Z" g
DD Akebono fails to find sub and abandons search+ z6 ~2 y4 p# e w6 p! r2 U
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...$ V/ H+ w4 {8 ^% s
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...3 U$ v7 w$ p4 z* g3 s/ Z
DD Oboro attacking submerged sub ....* K) m7 I! R- l) X- w% S" ?
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...
/ ^% R2 J4 H- b; LDD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...* ^: U7 Z% ^2 l; L, T' K4 F% l% p
Escort abandons search for sub ; C. ?6 c! m. j8 A4 W
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! G: B& x% l5 ~7 _2 J. H# T+ Z3 OASW attack near Merak at 48,97
! n$ f' S9 u. y" s4 R: R/ AJapanese Ships
0 U. Q$ _% a r7 a/ y$ H3 n# s CA Ashigara( O( q- m; b: J& N
CL Kinu
- R8 y# W: O f* i1 @3 \. f DD Nenohi
0 ]+ o* h. F% E+ E+ A9 K( K DD Yugumo
+ ?, c/ C/ \$ o- x" V0 o6 n DD Matsukaze1 Q+ y7 V5 Z6 R8 _
DD Harukaze
' u3 m, l4 N% K* ]- H8 w- r DD Asakaze
7 w' [& i' y8 z+ NAllied Ships
, f0 O; ~! d: z0 l ?- Y- `. G SS Perch, hits 1: e/ Y2 z) c' s0 T
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, u% B# ?9 B+ U8 {' A+ ]; YMorning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91
( k, a% c6 {0 [- ^, V, dWeather in hex: Light rain 9 o0 S$ G" F% w' _( \' E* {8 H
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
# Y, Z, V" `" L5 ?9 I- z) v; AEstimated time to target is 6 minutes ) T' K8 r2 M! r
Japanese aircraft
3 z8 R. @' j( O' i5 Y" b A6M2 Zero x 56
7 D: W! o+ l0 G8 K, _' R" q G3M2 Nell x 14
/ H* C- K- y# N& Z G4M1 Betty x 33
% U$ h/ J- s) V7 ]2 q8 yJapanese aircraft losses& t! w# t3 l: Z$ B/ B
G3M2 Nell: 1 damaged
7 I. }0 S* k8 p" p1 W( O G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged / B1 I4 q d6 n. T7 z' w
Airbase hits 20
; t5 o, e( T' sAirbase supply hits 5( u. [* {8 y5 P6 C; U7 R( f2 B
Runway hits 71 / Y4 g6 X; n# ]( M6 F; F K
Aircraft Attacking:- d1 y" R* O1 W
19 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet% g/ ]: Q7 F1 G4 B3 }& @0 e6 e* ]
Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
h& I( R4 Y. `8 o% Q- h, R; o5 d( U* Y 7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet; M4 S5 d* `; \& k, P4 b/ g- k
Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
+ r. j! o1 s4 `2 ^$ a; Z) {$ x1 K 7 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet$ M, f1 L m9 U" n! l! c
Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
" |! D6 c3 y0 J+ Z 7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
6 F, d2 L; k8 ?1 }9 d: k Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb- E1 ~3 t4 i9 Z, ]
7 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet4 ~5 s5 S8 a# \8 e
Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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7 l! e" X- E; _2 M- b$ y$ UMorning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91 " \" ~& X: ?: F8 \$ f; q, A
Weather in hex: Light rain . f& V0 B) K2 m( N
Raid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.# H* p; m! f0 y H
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes 2 t' u/ g0 R3 |/ N8 v; M
Japanese aircraft; f9 x6 R5 ]; v% v C5 c) H; T3 C
A6M2 Zero x 35 Z$ G7 \1 |" i: a
G3M2 Nell x 17 + x \& d ?" k! @7 M: F* L
Allied aircraft* J$ }' n) e- T$ y1 W6 t
no flights - C1 v* E& E- {( {
No Japanese losses , e) S9 e5 ]! S R' g$ K ^
Allied aircraft losses# S D6 S( w2 }4 b0 l: x
Do-24K-1: 1 damaged ( L% D6 o' P7 V8 G
Airbase hits 4- x/ @9 g1 j4 R6 j1 {9 H& j( a
Airbase supply hits 2
3 Q+ M5 X6 W" D% zRunway hits 7
( q9 k7 q% s, U* `) m9 T5 H cAircraft Attacking:% b' c: t5 ^/ e7 X7 M" H
17 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet0 Q5 S; o. a8 ~( O# ~' {! N
Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb 0 I I/ g* }5 P# t+ D
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4 j2 @' C4 l0 `/ c9 y6 B5 WMorning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91
+ c3 L$ d7 l8 U5 l4 nWeather in hex: Light rain 3 S* t4 X5 p/ s! |5 ~
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
, a$ e1 c( D& u6 @- FEstimated time to target is 5 minutes : z* U1 R% Q% `6 Z) q
Japanese aircraft
1 |! ?$ W1 \6 e/ `9 J0 T7 Z' W! ] Ki-21-IIa Sally x 23+ n1 t) Y" o& p, ` L" C: }
Ki-48-Ib Lily x 17
$ v }! U: J6 ?Japanese aircraft losses
8 c; @ q# }5 T) N& [1 z Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 damaged4 k- w/ Z3 X6 w' R1 Z u
Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak % V) w$ ~2 r( e3 L6 n8 [% d+ k+ b# w
Allied ground losses:6 X6 u ]. m8 y$ x/ b ]/ o6 m
8 casualties reported
1 u( R# s5 g5 i, I Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, M7 A5 ^+ [) s$ n6 q Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled+ I; ?0 f5 M5 u( N1 D
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 0 b7 U3 c3 Q" ]' v4 ~4 Y( q
Airbase hits 6
# N8 a6 \$ y9 q: VAirbase supply hits 70 Z( V- m- ?$ ]8 k- U/ P- ]( P0 J
Runway hits 23
X* [3 x) n5 a/ o3 Y F0 w7 dAircraft Attacking:
; n9 d, G6 w/ q; Q5 {) a/ j 19 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet Z+ g3 E) u }& D+ N
Airfield Attack: 4 x 250 kg GP Bomb8 J. @, @ _. Y, [4 E
17 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet) u3 R2 a9 G- b2 ] G; `) }' `
Airfield Attack: 4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
! E6 w- J2 e4 y% D5 \% T5 ] 3 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet. a2 Q9 _; B! J
Airfield Attack: 4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91
/ c$ M9 Y+ X1 S9 F4 WWeather in hex: Light rain
* o! [6 O3 D' t7 r+ HRaid spotted at 11 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.
; ~1 }0 p% |8 f& gEstimated time to target is 3 minutes . N1 ~3 F) r& S+ W! I, N
Japanese aircraft: y: |* T' J, r9 J
Ki-21-IIa Sally x 11 ( M) w- L( q# A" `# O3 ~, u* Q/ V1 e
Japanese aircraft losses4 T9 y; _6 x8 j/ M7 u4 b
Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged
) Q# V' ^4 l1 d! G. C; Y8 b; R Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak
; n% j* q7 ?1 t+ g' b. t2 f# \% FRunway hits 3
8 P* h3 R2 a% O6 M' Y, fAircraft Attacking:8 g: P2 R# T; Y9 l; D
11 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet1 ?5 B. S, {+ V, j3 u4 N
Airfield Attack: 4 x 250 kg GP Bomb " q1 N. A, W3 L
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Morning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91 5 D# P' y1 U) P: U' G9 G% q/ ~, j" d! N+ J
Weather in hex: Light rain % e! E. q7 Z, a- L/ A. S5 ^6 m
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
7 _0 P% k- k$ _* T) u$ ~5 YEstimated time to target is 6 minutes ( B1 r8 Y3 q3 E( ]) v" M
Japanese aircraft
0 k8 y* A) M8 }( S2 w1 a; ~ G4M1 Betty x 9 . |# d/ l9 {8 G$ ^$ R
No Japanese losses % Z5 U. a+ w) [) @ B+ Y, V) N+ H
Airbase hits 2
4 ~' u3 u9 j6 D( hRunway hits 2
! C% {# Y/ p0 s) w+ F9 H+ }Aircraft Attacking:
3 c5 F, D% A- _1 B 9 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet N' b: y2 g h& q1 y* k7 ^. v, C
Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb X: q' Z5 K' I8 v- {/ j
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Morning Air attack on 1st Ind.Mixed Brigade, at 81,43 , near Ankang
# K" P+ R% b8 b5 ?) i7 A4 mWeather in hex: Severe storms f# x* t' _2 J5 C- O- N
Raid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
! N: }$ [# @$ ?Estimated time to target is 4 minutes 3 ^% @: k; j! t9 V+ Z7 J7 ?. `
Allied aircraft# N2 I' _! u9 j+ @5 v6 q* w# R
A-29A Hudson x 8 7 L# i- |, r6 A) z
No Allied losses
2 L F" Y) K6 G& Q% K3 }) O$ K6 }Aircraft Attacking:
Y6 x& [- m4 v+ f( O" Q$ C2 R 8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet, g: b' I/ G' T
Ground Attack: 4 x 250 lb GP Bomb " |5 V8 h) c. F
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Kalidjati at 50,99 : x- ~+ L' o! v
Weather in hex: Clear sky
( J( O2 }3 o- l8 M# [6 NRaid spotted at 7 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.: M7 z0 g) X) G/ \+ g
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes 0 ~+ m9 o ~: e: M+ j7 A" F9 C
Japanese aircraft
9 x! |. P# G7 T% n, }) Z& V A6M2 Zero x 26
, b4 j( S, ~% ^* `' e4 T. H; S D3A1 Val x 17 & a$ t. r _. ^' f- S2 g
Allied aircraft. ?( x/ J* q/ _! u
Blenheim IF x 2
& r! \! U8 X! d+ o: Y Buffalo I x 111 n, D7 A$ \ U4 {4 C
Mohawk IV x 2, V0 @2 V$ b# i* L& c
B-339D x 35
2 v- r8 G. g8 b1 e; s7 o' l CW-21B Demon x 8
; _& \6 Y! ^/ Q) u j 75A-7 Hawk x 6 + g. d: w3 Q1 b8 K
Japanese aircraft losses
7 \( G8 o2 w: _5 Z }5 v1 E6 L: W A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed4 c0 ]) A2 @- E E! Z+ \
D3A1 Val: 2 damaged # \: O% g5 m; q. z
Allied aircraft losses
8 H; h: ], q% c1 K1 P( a B-339D: 1 destroyed
" F, Q* }/ p. s3 p9 T; T 75A-7 Hawk: 1 destroyed : G8 ~5 t( }9 g- z
Allied Ships- {2 v' t: F& Q4 X, I
DD Pillsbury, Bomb hits 3, heavy fires, heavy damage
& N( L7 ~/ D5 O+ P% ~: |% c: L" k DD Paul Jones, Bomb hits 1, on fire$ u- q7 D: O, p- O) O
DD John D. Edwards
9 Z7 U5 I: j; N+ k7 C- D1 o/ VAircraft Attacking:* x' H5 C" `3 r6 k, Q' T3 i" d' p
4 x D3A1 Val releasing from 3000'
% R, a8 [, v% O: f& L' Y# z5 P# r Naval Attack: 1 x 250 kg GP Bomb0 O5 n8 A" b, E# a: p. t
8 x D3A1 Val releasing from 1000'
9 ]2 ^9 M ]7 l4 P! h! e% c$ z6 k; g Naval Attack: 1 x 250 kg GP Bomb0 X' N+ S) F9 y6 M
5 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000'
% F9 ^3 r O1 k% F, Y Naval Attack: 1 x 250 kg GP Bomb
& O* T+ G5 \& o" i* W/ ~4 r' q8 \8 FCAP engaged:
" [# e0 Q2 a, d/ I1-Vl.G.IV with 75A-7 Hawk (6 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
, v, M+ a! q7 K' P6 G5 h( k 6 plane(s) intercepting now.* _# a0 o% P0 {1 a8 F
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.2 \: h$ ^# f2 G
Raid is overhead
9 O) t) ]( B/ D5 P" I2-Vl.G.IV with CW-21B Demon (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)) B) G {! h( T+ h! i9 }# Y' g
8 plane(s) intercepting now.6 s' b U8 _3 l7 P; d/ X
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.- a; Z8 n o; Y, k) [; C0 r* ]
Raid is overhead+ Z0 K& I+ M- h8 g! Z
Ambon Patrouille with B-339D (3 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)# ^6 e ^, L, b B- ]
3 plane(s) intercepting now.! w, x5 J) |- I0 i! G& z3 m1 v e: s8 S
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.. T1 _6 d, B M' p
Raid is overhead% f$ s! x; I& ^6 \7 k- a5 G2 i$ \
3-Vl.G.IV with B-339D (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)8 M E9 \* o4 g2 `
8 plane(s) intercepting now.
# S. x9 y- n* _% ~ Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.. ~/ t' Z$ ?6 @9 b7 S' b/ @1 d
Raid is overhead
3 H$ [: g5 P6 Y; F2 i1-VI.G.V with B-339D (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)( @( E7 V$ m* C1 |) w. R( l6 ]; I
8 plane(s) intercepting now.4 v% k9 E- x+ f- {" ^% @8 {% @
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
( Y1 e" [% l1 R Raid is overhead) ?. [, `$ o& j6 ]( M. ? X& i' j
2-VI.G.V with B-339D (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
5 h. f& P- [6 R# p t5 N 8 plane(s) intercepting now.5 w7 V9 g* G' k
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
5 Q, ]* }" ]; H) ?) q Raid is overhead
: _' v5 f i9 I* q s3-VI.G.V with B-339D (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
4 v" ~, h; K) y2 M! S 8 plane(s) intercepting now.3 a# e! ~& O9 L. O! i* m
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
' {* }' a/ S x ~ Raid is overhead
J8 R z( r v+ `4 I5 t' ^/ SNo.27 Sqn RAF with Blenheim IF (2 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling). _7 i+ O3 p( P/ E, z! h# w
2 plane(s) intercepting now.
; Q, `" ?1 Y$ K) u0 y* G3 a) T6 h' z Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
+ ]3 @+ x4 A0 v ?- Q' F Raid is overhead
- W( q6 e( p. @9 SNo.243 Sqn RAF with Mohawk IV (2 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
) b: j/ f. A0 }) P+ x3 _" c 2 plane(s) intercepting now./ P9 M" |, ~3 J7 f9 e2 A3 M3 F# h
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
- Y. y( ~4 |5 t5 f/ b Raid is overhead
- t8 r4 {+ M, t% X0 c& M/ {No.488 Sqn RAF with Buffalo I (11 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
* E$ E- V, f5 k/ s 11 plane(s) intercepting now.
, x5 ?, d. j; G n Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
4 ?2 R; N/ A5 s$ k$ c Raid is overhead
$ M1 `, _. h- yHeavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Pillsbury
9 y4 k5 I: q$ n6 |7 d' P- Q2 ~------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 s8 U/ P) m! B+ v# o5 e! l
Ground combat at Ankang (82,42) % g6 Z; Y3 E% z. w, S# P, r0 C
Japanese Bombardment attack 9 Q6 N) v1 _2 C* j6 P* Y
Attacking force 60581 troops, 947 guns, 482 vehicles, Assault Value = 1981 # S1 g3 B! [2 n+ q+ `( x% @4 W O5 T
Defending force 84869 troops, 528 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2264
$ D" y' c8 h. o+ L2 E1 ~Allied ground losses:
: \4 G' M6 B, B; V 77 casualties reported) v3 V; D; R8 p$ r
Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled, W5 t9 ^ U) J1 S$ S* }9 U
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled: N2 o2 L: L/ l. s& `% G9 E
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
$ @- S! S& U; ?! h8 i--------------------------------------------------------- # @/ g0 |# Q# W9 ]4 e' Y, @* |& H i4 B
Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88) 8 C% S* \& B+ M! }5 S& D
Japanese Shock attack % J' E) N# i2 a* |0 g: Z0 [
Attacking force 2066 troops, 131 guns, 57 vehicles, Assault Value = 56
* ^9 I- ]% P+ hDefending force 1554 troops, 11 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 39
2 T* a! r' K, n( Q( A3 W, T$ H! ~Japanese adjusted assault: 13
8 ?: }: y1 U n/ ?- t5 n7 M! @% MAllied adjusted defense: 27 . D) c' A2 i, _3 u7 Z6 B8 h
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1)
5 [. O1 ~0 v* G1 Q% @0 ]1 _Combat modifiers
* R6 u/ C( f) FDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), fatigue(-), morale(-)
# ]2 r% P9 X- Q. p% c. x experience(-)
* Z7 |7 _( {4 {8 W" q4 PAttacker: shock(+) / H( f% m( Y4 _4 y) R7 t$ H
Japanese ground losses:
. n9 I) b, G1 \- J1 } 141 casualties reported
1 a6 ]& U8 `9 W8 W+ i! \# q' I Squads: 0 destroyed, 20 disabled
) M$ j- F+ ~. B) T8 Z" ?, [ Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled, @* V% T# r' c- H. `+ e# Y E7 P; Z
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ~- C! j$ q8 I
Allied ground losses:
$ [0 v# x! b8 W R2 i% j9 ^ 26 casualties reported$ o$ b3 z# D* K9 ?# T! M
Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
" k; x6 z. j& Q& c Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled# j. o% z! p, @6 h$ Q1 N+ X4 C- E
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
: F4 n6 Q& y, J4 [' }* p" Z% { G Guns lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)
3 H3 U3 s0 i* L& Q }. M9 W Units destroyed 1 2 K0 @6 N) t" G& W2 H# D, k
Assaulting units:
2 R* g2 `; r6 {8 x, U! U; s0 `5 {: F 22nd Recon Regiment. T! o1 P% a2 s2 W. U j
18th Mountain Gun Regiment
" t- f0 N2 N! }" v6 p9 o 12th JAAF Base Force
- c, U: o/ N- r; y" M# Z' k 1st RF Gun Battalion
. m+ V6 H' P$ Y& y 5th Mortar Battalion
' I2 b: Q& ~1 H0 S. B, N 3rd Mortar Battalion
& ?. s' Y* z% P! g' Q. x0 h8 w 22nd JAAF AF Bn
3 \6 T/ J# C, P% [( m- l8 M' ]Defending units:
8 T; Y3 j% y4 z3 L$ z# } d% x8 o" T West Borneo KNIL Battalion
$ f }" a9 o. g# r- Z% m5 H Bintan Det. Base Force) J8 Z: j5 w7 j, g0 }. [
North Borneo Base Force
; `6 R: ~3 e* d. K* S--------------------------------------------------------- 1 D5 m' K; V5 |1 H* ]0 w1 q3 E' G
Ground combat at Puerto Princesa (73,83) ) r2 M+ M6 z) e9 j
Japanese Shock attack 0 l5 @, K) |. l8 ^' G2 d; x) _
Attacking force 1426 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 60
% y. r4 m7 D/ Q$ v1 @9 x' S: uDefending force 166 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 4
: h+ c( x, X; \% D- O; BJapanese adjusted assault: 54 , y3 u, R: A( n7 D! D6 A" E
Allied adjusted defense: 1
+ W+ P( y0 d3 rJapanese assault odds: 54 to 1 (fort level 0)
* ?9 I) r# D, J# K* N, tJapanese forces CAPTURE Puerto Princesa !!!
3 ]4 R' O& Y6 y8 W9 I' ^Combat modifiers
. q" t& d1 k! m/ \# mDefender: terrain(+), leaders(+), fatigue(-), morale(-)6 G/ ?3 d' H/ H+ @
experience(-)
9 K2 z! E Y% F6 O1 [& S9 ?Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-) , E4 {/ U" \( S0 K( z/ q
Allied ground losses:
8 {( u- U' p1 z' j( d$ y, a 55 casualties reported
( V% O4 A, a4 I: V# Y. z Squads: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled5 ?0 L* h+ B( [. G4 i, C
Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 4 disabled
5 t1 z9 n# }) B: _ Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled, u S8 @0 E9 A4 A; s
Units retreated 1 9 H1 r0 B9 T4 G! h6 b
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! % I4 r" A+ g+ n n4 s3 p3 D: t
Assaulting units:
, X( [% H7 Z: j8 _) |2 v5 K 66th Naval Guard Unit $ p6 T" o7 j1 V& }3 x/ t+ u
Defending units:
7 ~. Y7 d, i5 C1 i. I' w 2nd PI Base Force |