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没有制空权就没有制海权,没有制海权就无法防守孤岛。
江湖
在58眼皮底下强行补给没有成功希望,天蝗还是且战且退吧,反正拖到结束还是有希望的
鬼畜米帝组织阅舰式正巧拿快速编队操了炮
日军是准备声东击西吗?美军不能高兴得太早啊
27v5啊,坐看日军守备部队玉碎
都什么时间了还能声东击西?不露底盟军才会有所忌惮
舰机不存人不语,波纳佩前立斜阳  k5 I+ Z! ?$ I! E! Q% h* V+ V
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使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
由于战事突然,并没有太多补给库存在波纳佩,在战役过程中,补给消耗的速度大大超出当地的库存数量,因此,战役一开始,帝国就已经开始组织各种手段投送补给,但是还远远顶不上消耗的速度。此战基本宣告波纳佩守军获得外援的所有途径的断绝,剩下的只有依靠守军自身的顽强了。
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
大将用起了拖字诀
我一直觉得蝗军补给不充足。
江湖
天蝗国庆放假出游,本档暂停了几天
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 08, 44/ K/ K" p+ P2 c' ?6 J) T0 J/ Z' R
盟军继续在岛上同日军打炮战,日军伤亡稳定增加9 \/ J0 t6 t& K  Y7 q
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3 `6 ]% t4 _1 gGround combat at Ponape (119,113)2 k" |' [) b6 d; }+ |
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Allied Bombardment attack
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7 E3 b8 I7 e* |2 ^- k( p# IAttacking force 5327 troops, 333 guns, 148 vehicles, Assault Value = 2444' \5 M, ~) Y' w: b

& N3 A$ I0 s4 V- B- a6 ^9 j/ _Defending force 45223 troops, 615 guns, 278 vehicles, Assault Value = 1000
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3 U" l- x. z- n5 F9 Q  A- G      834 casualties reported* b* C4 e6 b, Z
         Squads: 33 destroyed, 19 disabled, Y, R. c* [/ C2 W7 @$ c7 b
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 7 disabled
  |) ]% f, @" H$ }# \5 r; c         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled( E4 i/ u$ p# a5 M( i6 X9 A
      Guns lost 16 (4 destroyed, 12 disabled)0 Q2 G! |  ^8 D" K0 y
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Allied ground losses:6 A9 P. V0 z. ~3 Q
      16 casualties reported
) U- p- u' P8 N* k  X; |. r. _         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
7 {- p& @- x$ G         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
) Y7 G6 l% l, w         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 09, 443 w4 X* f0 [' q% R2 q# m6 p# ^. M. h
盟军再次对波纳佩发动猛攻,日军疲态毕现,已不能持久
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TF 195 encounters mine field at Ponape (119,113) - Coastal Guns Fire Back!
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100 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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( A8 D( N7 H/ {& xAllied Ships
3 B% h4 e& d* V5 o. A      DMS Ellyson, Shell hits 19 C- s2 u7 m3 _3 L
      DMS Forrest+ ?5 J* o* @) [& q1 [# J
      DMS Hamilton2 o% o" A! j3 Y& r; J
      DD Guest
- S% a, d1 t- `3 r/ p      DD Albert Grant
/ Z: V6 c& ~$ b0 {' I4 A      DD Daly
& r+ }! D* m! f; j; L) u      DD Cowell
6 A* z- M: b* |$ L      DD Cotten6 |; ]. X* W. E* b
      DD Foote, Mine hits 1,  heavy damage- [+ ]( F4 x, K* O2 v
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Ponape Naval Fortress firing at DMS Ellyson+ d) W) T  ~; y7 ]' W
Ponape Naval Fortress firing at DMS Forrest% N4 ^  f  i4 w; c9 u" b
98 mines cleared7 `9 U2 V4 \# ?+ f

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Night Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,1133 {7 h% |; L, o/ U
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Japanese Ships
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Allied Ships
7 W* D3 t+ q4 ]  p% H+ X9 @1 ^8 W      CA Wichita
. F0 w9 k3 h. q( \      CA Vincennes
  Z6 f4 T" _  }1 j7 @, U      CA Quincy& W. f( S* l8 r6 Y
      CA San Francisco
8 Z/ Y- J1 E; B      CA Minneapolis
* J5 |5 M3 x: e7 [* z6 ]* B      CA Astoria) I! M4 _0 F! R0 z5 ]; g' ?
      CA Chicago  v1 e6 H7 o. z- k1 a
      CA Louisville& m" k- _# \3 B1 k, ^% Y
      CA Chester1 U& `' U0 y+ k; p5 f  n
      CA Northampton
! a. s/ M% s1 x$ @      CA Portland" g2 M5 J' a8 x0 A; Z! e

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      54 casualties reported
2 V& j- A  E/ o5 p$ [- N  T: R: c5 z5 }         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled; O+ h9 s1 l6 b1 V
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 8 disabled
0 |, R* |6 Q; [# d# }         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
* g: w( q5 S# C      Guns lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)8 @5 |8 N2 y  M6 y$ s
      Vehicles lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)$ @5 ^" C0 A+ s0 r& W: G" t
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Airbase hits 1
$ U. a% F) Z4 A. l+ a  jRunway hits 16
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Night Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,1135 d6 M% B0 `* b9 k* Q5 F

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1 _  E  V7 ]9 f) ~) S& a      BB Alabama4 i- ?$ F5 a$ n: J& v7 A6 i
      BB Massachusetts; C& [$ A$ x/ X8 _) X' n5 ~
      BB Indiana+ _0 y" V1 b! @$ v! h
      BB South Dakota) \9 }( ?( x5 ^5 b- m
      BB Washington
" c+ u: j- L8 N! l' ~      BB North Carolina
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" E9 R4 R$ ~  S; ~! [: O4 UJapanese ground losses:
. F  L' Y+ Q& w6 h4 I! ^- ^      570 casualties reported
* b6 S$ s7 I/ u3 j& h- Z         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ Z( U3 `7 V0 E& ^. p         Non Combat: 52 destroyed, 25 disabled
2 X  B* n7 y( R4 _5 Y         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 2 disabled8 R: F4 ?6 A. L9 r
      Guns lost 27 (11 destroyed, 16 disabled)
8 ]% _, [8 q) Q1 q      Vehicles lost 13 (10 destroyed, 3 disabled)" |, _1 \2 K9 q/ l

9 V7 B; ]0 J$ C1 A' Y$ NAirbase hits 7
. c$ R" ^0 ]; @6 n7 G( [7 vAirbase supply hits 18 C3 \/ p+ q* c; p! L3 G5 X
Runway hits 15
; ^( K1 T3 Y1 }2 I' EPort hits 3" Y) _( O( h0 |) C8 c1 n9 N8 F
Port supply hits 2
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Night Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,113: g3 ~8 W- c% K

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& r. L2 x( u6 ^8 ?( _0 ^& W      BB Queen Elizabeth
/ ~1 `( l* ]6 k8 ?      BB Valiant
8 J3 n) Y% f- y8 \5 }& E! t3 F      BB Mississippi
) O, C. C- C3 F3 }5 J9 ?      BB New Mexico
2 x3 {4 H/ q- r0 R6 x' M      BB Idaho5 {) v. ~& v6 v- I  g# h2 p: U8 A
      BB West Virginia# \& Y0 N: U/ H
      BB Colorado& L1 I/ v4 A* O6 W& q% X6 n
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Japanese ground losses:; l3 K' U+ \; K. d0 S( H
      603 casualties reported
9 T9 U, R  j& Q. \' e6 M         Squads: 1 destroyed, 31 disabled4 I8 t4 v6 p% B( t& Q
         Non Combat: 16 destroyed, 40 disabled% G5 X9 N" B. P  X0 w
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 7 disabled
$ k% a8 F6 R! J& k* q( Y4 B  x      Guns lost 24 (8 destroyed, 16 disabled)! l8 o4 X* v% A# a5 o/ v
      Vehicles lost 7 (5 destroyed, 2 disabled)
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! Z8 Q+ {! p& m( [; f2 iAirbase hits 5
0 X2 a7 K; p6 H) l1 h/ d0 K! }Airbase supply hits 2
  P; U# w4 O0 a( u$ |$ E7 iRunway hits 7
# [, ?5 t' _9 S; [Port hits 1
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BB Queen Elizabeth firing at Ponape
+ a# p4 P4 P  g8 V8 s; q1 _Walrus II acting as spotter for BB Valiant
: w4 t. [! {. w) Q  B. G& O& x: [/ U. NBB Valiant firing at 33rd/A Division1 n' E  m8 \- q, }+ k$ _
BB Mississippi firing at 33rd/C Division
) M$ j2 `$ a& q$ [BB New Mexico firing at Ponape
) A" M4 X+ g9 O% ^BB Idaho firing at Ponape * X8 f' \4 ^0 a8 n0 q5 W
OS2U-3 Kingfisher acting as spotter for BB West Virginia( E. u2 b# C' G5 y. v* y
BB West Virginia firing at 81st/C Division  R# k$ Z% s$ D! w* w# ~6 c5 f& g
BB Colorado firing at Ponape
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Afternoon Air attack on Kure 7th SNLF, at 119,113 (Ponape)
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8 ]4 Y/ {% E4 m  H6 }, J( `Weather in hex: Light rain9 Q/ g5 J  R! b* R& k
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Raid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.9 v7 X# T  w+ M: X# v6 L
Estimated time to target is 34 minutes
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Allied aircraft
0 `" _, F% Z3 b; z% I$ f      F6F-5 Hellcat x 462
+ R. }. d+ J4 G" @2 l1 P/ O      SB2C-3 Helldiver x 314
# Z, `* V, Y4 ^! [4 ]- N+ |& Y      TBM-1C Avenger x 2742 s" s( A) I9 [
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Allied aircraft losses
: Y9 \+ W2 ], [7 P  R5 t      SB2C-3 Helldiver: 52 damaged6 o1 F4 S5 ^6 H6 h# @. o" Y7 I9 }
      TBM-1C Avenger: 32 damaged
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Japanese ground losses:
4 D$ ~+ K- X- T: O) n+ |8 Y) P2 t, ]      529 casualties reported7 d$ Y/ \  B1 z" i6 t
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 28 disabled
. n( d$ A+ n& y, I9 ^) ~/ k& t         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 67 disabled: O; J8 A' \/ q- U$ K' i1 ~# V
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
6 \8 E1 k% p8 J7 f      Guns lost 7 (4 destroyed, 3 disabled)* k0 S2 r3 x+ S9 @0 t6 ~# @
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Ground combat at Ponape (119,113)
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Allied Deliberate attack
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Attacking force 71421 troops, 1323 guns, 2290 vehicles, Assault Value = 2496
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Defending force 43288 troops, 578 guns, 265 vehicles, Assault Value = 938
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& [- H5 Z3 g4 l7 T  hAllied engineers reduce fortifications to 5
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Allied adjusted assault: 3029
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* @, E+ z' z2 p. B( ]3 m5 e8 ZJapanese adjusted defense: 3835 " x. _# S" L/ [$ ~6 O! {

5 D* E2 o- `" c. o! zAllied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 5)
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Combat modifiers. @5 q: Q% e8 ]% n5 B5 e  S
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-)
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+ t& l" u3 K) J: v$ S6 S% F' tJapanese ground losses:
0 l9 p5 J& r/ o1 \      5869 casualties reported
% I8 L% D8 d. {$ m& Y         Squads: 179 destroyed, 64 disabled
, l, C* U1 {& x  r# {         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 116 disabled
$ ^2 k( X2 w0 G8 K7 B) t         Engineers: 15 destroyed, 29 disabled
2 Y+ n- C5 \3 B8 X2 J      Guns lost 79 (38 destroyed, 41 disabled)
9 q3 z) \5 h  \" W- W4 O      Vehicles lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled)6 F. w' {( s- k+ r" u
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Allied ground losses:
/ U' j+ Q8 }; L3 H7 F      1488 casualties reported: I. \- e* u6 t+ ], X+ R, q! ~
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 203 disabled
2 I! i  G" C  x1 |: N8 e         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 43 disabled
$ J" ?! \7 [% }8 G         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 60 disabled3 p6 a% Q- M$ L
      Guns lost 57 (4 destroyed, 53 disabled)
- z# g& B# Z/ z9 L      Vehicles lost 67 (9 destroyed, 58 disabled)
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Assaulting units:; f! R3 S6 }. S5 ?' I  O) V; {
    762nd Tank Battalion6 r) o! ?7 W: ~. e" n; M0 Q8 q9 e8 W
    710th Tank Battalion
! ^& N: R2 j: k7 H    767th Tank Battalion
6 Z" d4 t/ l& S& h) `    44th Tank Battalion
6 w5 A: B- _& j' Y# J- J    96th Infantry Division
) W( {  D* s  ?$ {    706th Tank Battalion
4 p. T) K/ m  T: D8 x    81st Infantry Division5 L& k5 Y0 g8 _
    364th(Sep) Infantry Regiment
. g3 i" J5 q4 q; F$ B    5th Marine Division5 ~+ N: q; ~/ G! j& A7 D
    I Corps Cmbt Engineer Regiment0 e/ s6 X! }' D
    XIV Corps Combat Engineer Regiment2 V3 r0 t( _9 z& u9 e
    711th Tank Battalion/ d% T  M) j5 g7 z
    716th Tank Battalion
9 J; e% ~+ Q1 x( N4 I9 _    1st Filipino Inf Regiment# p+ b9 a+ V& M) p  T' b
    6th Infantry Division8 l: o5 j$ M( X- S! J" X# C* ]& a) }
    31st Infantry Regiment
3 o* \0 [& t1 y, h* l6 e' x/ W    8th Marine Defense Battalion9 ?3 s6 L) c9 g) o4 u' H. q
    4th USA Defense Battalion
" P7 c: E5 s; D" ]0 w$ N    X Corps Artillery * ?, X6 B- M5 `- Z4 ~* b
    14th Marine Defense Battalion
7 c+ }3 O1 k! H; Q" B5 p    3rd USMC Field Artillery Battalion* d( }5 ^5 ]. E7 L
    I Corps Artillery 1 R1 ~4 O2 ]% g
    XIV US Corps
! e$ B1 n/ t" d" S3 t    4th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
9 a) |- [8 M2 b    96th Coast AA Regiment
' ?0 _: }* n" Q, A9 f' r6 \    57th Coastal Artillery Regiment5 F! H4 b" w  _, h2 S3 q9 Y
    265th Coastal Artillery Regiment. ^+ H  A; A4 B& }
    12th Marine Defense Battalion
, d: d% k( a% v( m    738th Coast AA Regiment0 M. S$ A5 B0 G
    1st USMC AA Battalion' z( `7 S5 w& ~' D  r0 b2 }) W4 u
    5th USA Defense Battalion- g" _9 {( |6 ^6 J, P
    28th USN Naval Construction Regiment) T; R# ]3 M- f' [: U3 q
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Defending units:( y9 b- x/ j2 i% n" \2 w9 H4 h1 |7 ?
    144th Infantry Regiment
: F' j2 h- x6 r0 N0 t0 G' k    81st/C Division
& }& q/ K! `: @- G( a$ i    Kure 3rd SNLF
; C1 l4 Y  h3 {& M7 E( Q    Sasebo 7th SNLF
7 q$ ^: u$ b3 e/ f1 \5 o' D1 }, A/ L    81st/A Division
' O, `- n& V: r    6th Guards Inf. Regiment, r) ?  C' K1 j& D8 I0 R& \
    33rd/B Division
6 g2 M# g7 k% U$ F3 P2 M" ?    52nd Naval Guard Unit
, }, e+ t3 R8 `* R9 q7 {    33rd/A Division
1 G9 U1 O1 W5 @# B4 W; z+ H    81st/B Division
( o' p2 l% E4 L0 O    138th Infantry Regiment
0 v+ p3 @; o. E* o    33rd/C Division
! g- _' |1 h5 }# ^    14th RF Gun (Pack) Battalion0 g; ?# x/ G  \" l9 c& E( X7 }' o
    60th Field AA Battalion& F* G7 m: o& K' g
    53rd Construction Battalion
. P; Q6 \, v/ ^  J+ i2 |, }    1st Guards Field Artillery Regiment: }8 m1 N  ]' M. Y% t
    14th Area Army /1% [; J' p; B, e  }; M3 T$ g" H; y; G
    61st Field AA Battalion
( Q" Y7 {. {- _" |0 V' s    18th Army
9 U, ]; `# \/ u& H    38th Ind. Engineer Regiment9 Y: o  z( @( l* D) x
    18th Field AF Construction Battalion( b: b1 Q$ w& G7 D
    63rd Field AA Battalion
& o/ \. m2 \( h4 N' L: }) H    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment* X* I: }# z- u" G1 L! \9 z
    12th Air Fleet
; B; j# s4 q6 p1 N) u% R    Kure 7th SNLF
/ r% j$ @( r' P3 @2 u& f: f    Wake Cst Gun Bn /1, \# |$ H$ c: c( k
    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion( @" a: V; g/ }5 E, l6 i
    23rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
0 D) P2 j, S7 G1 e" P- [& b3 Y3 ?    19th JAAF Base Force
6 z8 S7 D: q8 |) y    3rd Base Force
6 P% V* B8 v( @" S; d    Ponape Naval Fortress
& n1 B1 m$ ^0 G4 ?& {$ v3 `    3rd IJN Special Cst Gun Bn /3
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
12月11日: W6 c  Q$ h0 ~  _
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趁着盟军舰队主力离开的间隙,联合舰队顽强的组织了新一波增援舰队,在击破了驻守的盟军4艘驱潜舰之后,成功将少量补给送上波纳佩,波纳佩守军眼含热泪,目送同袍远去。% d: S, I1 h5 K# B% G

/ W7 T1 z& H; w) o7 ~% T7 {9 |1 jAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 11, 44/ n4 {) _- D/ N" e1 U* X
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  i, b& s6 h& q/ Y! @! pNight Time Surface Combat, near Ponape at 119,113, Range 8,000 Yards
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2 ]1 E9 G* Q' {3 r: TJapanese Ships
' G8 }$ M) W8 M; p8 ]& K      DD Hikokaze, Shell hits 1
3 f3 [  @; y4 p( ]" G% v' A8 y8 A      DD Ishikaze
7 F$ X. G, g4 p9 q2 {6 H' K      DD Tagokaze
- T/ s8 f) H/ c: z1 A3 T      DD Takatakaze, Shell hits 1
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0 U" a4 l# X$ `( {      DE J. Douglas Blackwood, Shell hits 19, and is sunk4 N1 `. R5 [/ e6 K& q5 {* ^( ?
      DE William C. Cole, Shell hits 23,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
: a6 V8 n# I& u3 f  ^      DE Coolbaugh, Shell hits 23, and is sunk/ n& h4 W8 t9 O" M9 f+ |
      DE James E. Craig, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
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3 Y( w7 g! Z+ ~7 m% m考虑到盟军越来越强大的海空优势,这很可能是本次战役日军取得的最后一点战术胜利了
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# H/ _8 f% e& l) N: G当天发现盟军从库塞伊出发的运输船队正在向波纳佩航渡中,可能是盟军新一轮增援正在路上,对于已经顽强抵抗死守波纳佩超过两个星期的日本陆军第18军来说,最后的时刻已经逼近了。
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