AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 02, 42% w' C, f: @; q n! I% r
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,
4 e5 K. ~, D! F+ Y. t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 y- q( E2 Y0 W7 ?+ }
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!
, Q' I0 Z" D8 j$ ^& l9 S+ OPT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 % T8 o% C* |4 a! q4 G, w
日军过孔雀港而不入,然后又返回登陆孔雀港,这是为啥呢?
6 @, `# S% r0 f9 @! W: _2 NKB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
0 n) a7 n, c" G2 {, a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 7 Q3 c( t; c; }$ e
巨港的机场已经被新加坡起飞的轰炸机炸得稀烂,: ^% w+ J) g( |5 Y# D# a+ r
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,
# `9 V7 }) D: n- O3 m4 U; o! w1 D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,
2 v9 i# _$ Q2 S( k1 ~0 ^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 6 E$ I- @5 `0 E% C0 R2 y, |8 M1 j p5 j
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# ?0 Y) g+ A1 W+ c' F6 b, c3 R
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4 O0 t6 Y' m& ?; R# ?, J. QInvasion Support action off Puerto Princesa (73,83)
8 j# Y& H1 F; p6 B' C5 b$ EDefensive Guns engage approaching landing force : {: p6 i. N" B
4 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
/ N+ c7 S; a+ |/ l* WJapanese Ships
* L8 P W( S' {. l( [* E5 G PB Nichiryo Maru: H, P! T+ g" G* Y
PB Nagato Maru
/ y7 O& q3 G1 x$ P0 Y xAK Shinwa Maru & B3 A' K- `, \. R/ }. ^* j1 }7 b! I; r
PB Nichiryo Maru fired at enemy troops% ]0 B r0 A# D0 U0 @- O( C
PB Nagato Maru fired at enemy troops
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Invasion Support action off Singkawang (56,88)
. @4 O* T J+ w* jDefensive Guns engage approaching landing force & L/ q- S# j7 M, q
5 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
' {( H! n7 O+ p( IJapanese Ships7 V% i: t C) i
xAK Hakodate Maru
6 @1 t( \* g4 h* A8 X1 I xAK Hokuzyu Maru
) j$ w7 G' H; Q5 E4 \: `% { xAP Hikawa Maru
2 v( S0 S# O7 e$ Z; L xAP Hakozaki Maru
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! S, I3 _ Z- o$ C2 ?, \Night Time Surface Combat, near Oosthaven at 47,97, Range 11,000 Yards 0 x* n/ B" J. L# x5 f
Japanese Ships D4 `& r9 A! i3 @) t z1 w
DMS W-2. d+ E& Q! u4 O* E) |% K* Z
DMS W-9
$ R- p' V; h0 U2 \1 W0 K3 W DMS W-10
2 d& Q1 B- t* q$ W8 C xAK Sinsei Maru
% C* P4 A) J6 a, Q AMC Saigon Maru/ n: y5 i3 V& {! f! ?
xAK India Maru
2 ~2 b8 H" B* R6 |) p5 ]- J xAK Victoria Maru
* c3 S3 ?' t" T4 G0 B( v xAP Argentina Maru/ D7 \! X5 v5 D' _, ]& I9 G6 h' Z1 B
xAP Baikal Maru 0 d, V+ F# `* _. D
Allied Ships
* z! X F) s1 V h; ?$ h PT TM-5
' t. j/ o' J5 R7 i PT TM-6# X$ {. h( D6 M) y/ h% a7 X8 V) o
PT TM-7
. n8 @: M9 f; w2 T PT TM-8
/ u6 o, n5 `' |' [6 V) Q PT TM-106 K7 C: s9 B4 l; M8 F) m' p) s
PT TM-11
8 n( P4 _5 Y, E4 A# Z% g PT TM-12
& k3 I5 ^4 v8 i7 A" L PT TM-14
" [+ O6 H3 ^& @! z/ O" | PT TM-152 M1 ?: g7 o" X
MTB 7
6 C$ y* R6 V% ?9 K [* a MTB 8
' x+ l/ G+ q0 i7 w5 [( a MTB 26
' K% ?+ h; B6 c% A; h( h' R) iImproved night sighting under 100% moonlight
4 C7 B* b) b: W* m) W7 \* eMaximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions and 100% moonlight: 11,000 yards& D4 [5 Z* h: m4 Y7 u! m0 B; |
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 11,000 yards
5 H" E9 ^ c+ c; V" ]- k4 jJapanese TF attempts to evade combat$ G/ T0 t! t0 i
Range increases to 12,000 yards...) Q( ] d: @* X, `( H2 y
Range increases to 12,000 yards...
! @* s! X( B4 u4 w6 _, FJapanese Amphibious TF evades combat ' Z6 K8 Z: u+ B6 D
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Merak at 48,97, Range 11,000 Yards ) ]4 v3 K. F; i+ Z, k
Japanese Ships
+ E' y. U4 c( x0 |" ` BB Ise
% f% s% u+ N& T: p+ o+ `( m2 V CA Ashigara) H4 q8 j+ g' @& X; N5 H l6 W
CL Kinu4 E9 i7 N( K, G! u
DD Yugumo$ Y5 M- _3 u7 Z3 V5 U2 ?- t
DD Hatsuharu
3 ~6 z1 `& z9 J DD Nenohi# R7 m" u: K F
DD Asakaze, t" ~5 i. Q: f5 F# K
DD Harukaze
. K: h9 f& @/ {4 @; Y3 ~$ A- o DD Matsukaze
2 h) P( H. E$ B- LAllied Ships
3 a3 y4 q) w% C) ^9 @, J& y PT TM-5$ R2 E) g7 e/ C4 a6 W9 V9 K! e
PT TM-6
! Y5 ]+ K, n; X6 o3 g PT TM-7" n3 @, A5 k. A* `
PT TM-88 `2 P# v2 T: \* f
PT TM-10
/ k( A6 Q1 a% c' m& ^9 T PT TM-11# K ?1 P" Y9 `7 e
PT TM-12. T) F" y' `/ m
PT TM-14
9 ~+ H$ P3 T8 Z- r& Q' b8 ` PT TM-15! x" L6 Q. \9 R9 D/ U4 t N; V
MTB 7
6 d) B$ Y3 Q; v1 E8 w) z MTB 8
, j5 m" r9 g" N0 Q# G4 K/ u MTB 26 ' j) f/ `6 w1 Q. J" O. W
Improved night sighting under 100% moonlight
2 ] ^: \% m) {' V$ [Maximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions and 100% moonlight: 11,000 yards
9 Q2 T6 }$ @4 }. V& q; p1 yRange closes to 11,000 yards...
. Y- x3 q3 R, ~3 Z$ XCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 11,000 yards0 u" e- g5 ~5 A2 h1 M- K4 ]
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 11,000 yards
0 ?9 h" q9 T8 Q$ ZDD Harukaze engages PT TM-11 at 11,000 yards
3 H* d( i0 t' `1 q* cDD Asakaze engages PT TM-8 at 11,000 yards" e: J- ?. |; R6 C O2 G% R
CL Kinu engages PT TM-6 at 11,000 yards8 m# i+ J/ D& K
DD Asakaze engages PT TM-5 at 11,000 yards
X7 k2 B+ s* e, U- NRange increases to 12,000 yards2 W" o2 W Y3 v) ~0 k. L, Z
DD Asakaze engages PT TM-7 at 12,000 yards9 ]/ i% v+ a0 b8 G
CL Kinu engages PT TM-6 at 12,000 yards
$ K% V( P j& p7 \) G$ MDD Yugumo engages PT TM-11 at 12,000 yards
. P+ }) C1 F* s5 NDD Harukaze engages PT TM-11 at 12,000 yards' O4 q* ?# _8 M. J! ?7 G$ s
DD Asakaze engages PT TM-11 at 12,000 yards
# P) t# [5 W2 I" TDD Asakaze engages PT TM-5 at 12,000 yards
3 B! D+ h7 o5 O3 o) WCL Kinu engages MTB 7 at 12,000 yards. b l) w4 Q* x
Task forces break off...
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ASW attack near Oosthaven at 47,97
9 x- F5 c& _/ e$ m) [Japanese Ships
1 ]) U& t7 _, s# L) ^; Y4 q CA Aoba& T% b! }6 C# `8 K3 t7 s5 |
CA Atago+ q3 C, S9 c. H5 S% {( Q$ @% m
CL Jintsu
& n9 E& U3 L, q5 h DD Mutsuki
/ c% E" Q$ Y2 q* Z' b DD Tanikaze
$ i& H7 X$ H* G" W- [# E DD Akebono
9 c8 _* S2 u0 g5 T5 c' v7 { DD Oboro
7 `% v7 {1 A/ z; V& n DD Shigure0 M9 _" P! l9 u- |$ n+ b2 o) |
DD Kasumi
$ v1 v" g0 E# `0 U: LAllied Ships1 w( z+ `& d! w+ S" Y1 @
SS Salmon
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8 M# ]: _- {/ ^3 _3 e0 X& `Sub attack near Oosthaven at 47,97
: \6 L( H! o7 |/ F5 E+ VJapanese Ships
* }! x( D, J5 a) ~3 w) K DD Nenohi+ s2 s& T- ?) j
CA Ashigara
' U1 I# P3 a+ i- v( K; I2 L2 b CL Kinu& {/ ~6 n0 `9 r8 U0 H- b- G3 R: K
DD Yugumo
. |4 p0 C+ q) X8 w" o; c DD Matsukaze1 R5 g' h# g$ n$ e1 M
DD Harukaze
$ f! F% U' T2 Y% d3 c5 [ DD Asakaze
3 l4 K' A: g0 EAllied Ships% \" b) E4 b. x6 M3 Z$ }( p7 w) m
SS Salmon
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/ z7 M3 I7 R) W/ h& D- B; GSub attack near Oosthaven at 47,97 ( C l1 h* i/ {
Japanese Ships
% {9 G6 T0 @% ?; h CV Zuikaku, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
: R/ Y$ h2 e s8 G, W CA Aoba
( x: Q) O, v0 ? CL Jintsu
( J: t6 A- \ m" ~ DD Mutsuki+ c; x) U% t3 S2 D' t6 d' u; _
DD Natsushio
' X! b' V5 |3 M4 _ DD Akebono
" k5 P+ p/ v, a# k5 ], g. F DD Oboro
& O+ W9 u: f& w6 C5 a( Z6 m7 i3 Z: E DD Shigure
8 D# d" G0 r! l* M6 C DD Kasumi
/ h& b/ |1 d1 B+ q) r5 \& l j# KAllied Ships
6 h; x/ [, d! C( K SS O19, hits 5
1 y! S& v2 \/ G- B2 S% _Ammo storage explosion on CV Zuikaku$ x6 J6 Z* j X5 i0 v& \1 R
SS O19 launches 4 torpedoes at CV Zuikaku
) w! K+ f0 J/ u5 w0 c( p! ^O19 bottoming out ....; A) w1 c3 ]* x+ e8 {/ `
DD Akebono fails to find sub, continues to search...0 N3 f* _" Y0 s! C; `& q
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...! r$ B: q1 W9 f$ z
DD Shigure fails to find sub, continues to search...# p# @! C% e7 P8 H
DD Kasumi fails to find sub and abandons search
, M( Q+ i7 Q4 L2 Z. t) M5 N8 ?DD Akebono fails to find sub, continues to search.../ m. } b; R/ j/ P, e) a% Q; y* L0 T
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...! [0 r/ P ?+ h n% Q' v" F. [
DD Shigure fails to find sub and abandons search$ I; x6 t& c7 C8 U1 a( `
DD Akebono fails to find sub and abandons search6 M' |2 j& v( N. T
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search..., `4 t& G& g1 [/ z k d: C
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...) j: H' D: s! ^7 _3 A
DD Oboro attacking submerged sub ....
7 ^2 S7 Q; a, y2 T1 T j' pDD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...5 x; @$ u7 v/ q. Q
DD Oboro fails to find sub, continues to search...) ?% p8 E# `; |
Escort abandons search for sub 3 U4 D& c. T7 M6 I3 ?/ K
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}5 N$ ]% M8 ~4 K y1 g+ G) TASW attack near Merak at 48,97 + B- C; s" s, H) g4 A" C7 `
Japanese Ships
4 T+ U! c" K F. p1 m% t3 ^. d CA Ashigara
- d$ Q ^- R, z- f" v CL Kinu
0 d6 t, c! Z2 G5 m DD Nenohi
8 n- z, m% q) D0 P4 L/ P6 {$ d DD Yugumo7 p; I+ A' s3 h6 T0 \
DD Matsukaze
O. H! _/ x* J* F) }0 ?$ U DD Harukaze
# k/ R8 g' e7 @+ T3 V4 [( C! n% ? DD Asakaze ^( \+ b; b" O1 l1 u
Allied Ships2 W2 t/ G; F0 C f, `+ R4 |2 W
SS Perch, hits 1
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8 I) |$ y$ l) _5 x. V$ c" a. ?Morning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91 1 u& I/ p1 _$ `. w5 a+ R# b# m
Weather in hex: Light rain ! P! g/ B# E3 M+ ^6 A1 \; ?, T
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
( ]- Z5 G/ c* j8 E* cEstimated time to target is 6 minutes
# y/ Y J* ?/ N% V- x# `0 @3 AJapanese aircraft O# r4 B& f( H6 Y
A6M2 Zero x 56
3 I5 h2 I' P1 c) o k G3M2 Nell x 14
/ h7 w) @6 h$ j G4M1 Betty x 33 # A) c) U Y/ ]0 q! S8 m' V5 Z
Japanese aircraft losses9 i) E$ H& O& c: i( s( {$ s8 U
G3M2 Nell: 1 damaged
" C' n) W3 \( e9 d G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged
$ n/ K7 _. G4 q+ w0 Z& j8 z9 ~Airbase hits 20
/ b5 z* |* U; _* l& E& wAirbase supply hits 5, @4 q4 N, O* `" a* b2 O, y6 n0 g
Runway hits 71 6 B4 V [) M }7 O9 O; T2 \
Aircraft Attacking:
. ^4 j0 ~& q& u& }0 q 19 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet$ t; T* b' l: e; \
Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb% D( P! R% J0 D! Z5 d
7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
0 |* [7 u+ b1 Z7 a3 }% n Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb* H3 P3 d5 C5 S) ?8 H
7 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
! l$ r- Q4 \' f* F9 t% \ Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb9 H7 S2 L5 v; }3 E2 b- Y: m6 p
7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
, F2 ]1 a) l, r, y3 ]8 u3 H Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb; p/ X% P- |' ^, p: {
7 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet+ G. N2 t0 w6 ], g7 E+ O. }
Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb / }5 b) I$ f8 e& d0 f% C2 ?" R& G
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Morning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91 l6 z3 {8 D9 p5 O! m0 l7 g* O
Weather in hex: Light rain
2 f5 d9 Y( Z% Z: l7 r2 KRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.2 r' ~( x4 k3 u5 `
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
# \& w" v/ X' Y& q4 p6 Y: T/ l: JJapanese aircraft* f+ q% I! X M7 n
A6M2 Zero x 3/ H9 }9 V1 u- S6 V, o2 C
G3M2 Nell x 17
& z& a/ L V9 WAllied aircraft* c$ j, K- F' U, c1 r
no flights . ^! m) E$ G1 { b; Z. l I3 R* s
No Japanese losses
3 G, N7 S! @* d, xAllied aircraft losses
6 i/ L5 h: S# z9 Z5 B, S: N4 \5 j Do-24K-1: 1 damaged $ y% V6 H& A8 r& ]$ C& G
Airbase hits 4 A6 k Q6 u& Q' y1 K# ?2 N
Airbase supply hits 20 b0 e- p# _" Z& W
Runway hits 7 1 b3 t$ F( x- ~4 h# [& |
Aircraft Attacking:
6 {, P( \! r- ^8 V 17 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
2 q3 W% R* l9 \" h1 I Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91 : \8 B0 y* n- E& w9 e. b; G* f
Weather in hex: Light rain
* ?8 v2 m- O/ ]! iRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
+ g( Y! `, n. nEstimated time to target is 5 minutes ( U3 {" R O& W( A# X7 l
Japanese aircraft& s9 p4 b9 ]8 S0 ?( ^# r: ?" \( A5 J
Ki-21-IIa Sally x 23/ z2 z% x0 f( j+ ?
Ki-48-Ib Lily x 17
2 x. ~6 N# Y6 WJapanese aircraft losses$ ]5 g$ J. Y$ ]( L8 y; b5 ?" {
Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 damaged* u% ]. S' N. ~' D! F" E9 d
Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak x& {' u5 Q( m9 S/ f
Allied ground losses:
6 Y! F4 F1 {" d) T 8 casualties reported1 A" ?/ t$ E& e+ Q) N
Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
( L" X0 @8 ]9 r1 @9 e' E1 z' Q6 ` Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
! n: k) t( ?5 n( M6 I) }) ^ \ Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled " f& y. X' k9 |# c2 [& P, `
Airbase hits 67 Q9 K# ^& F7 R# A+ o6 Q
Airbase supply hits 7
. d# O. G+ a @3 U3 ~' hRunway hits 23
- u0 e* H' y6 bAircraft Attacking:; N- X/ ~( \2 o/ K, x Z
19 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet. H, h0 J6 u) X1 \
Airfield Attack: 4 x 250 kg GP Bomb u1 p6 m0 c" e
17 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet, h$ f* g8 k# O7 b' v6 N/ q
Airfield Attack: 4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
" _& H# ^3 o; Q4 O$ B/ m 3 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet8 A6 m% q' ]1 {+ o/ q/ J) i
Airfield Attack: 4 x 250 kg GP Bomb5 ?8 N/ c% T% k8 j9 i4 c6 B
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2 d3 i: y5 M# d6 {# |# p: yMorning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91 ; Q2 S3 ^9 y2 U* i
Weather in hex: Light rain
' N1 L" ^6 S3 i! z' GRaid spotted at 11 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.5 ]; A- e! h. ?0 r7 S8 F. |
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes / R0 m( z( Y7 E% f* k
Japanese aircraft
$ r% s- |9 j( O+ M' Z8 A& L Ki-21-IIa Sally x 11 ( S( {6 ^- A3 I3 h+ V3 j# F& @4 F
Japanese aircraft losses
s9 Y8 ^( F6 |$ r$ B1 A; N$ _ Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged
) r% \$ G. @, Y; e) O Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak w% j* H. a5 p. k; S p( A/ R% m
Runway hits 3 4 B& X% i* z- j
Aircraft Attacking:8 i& Z" w. ]3 M
11 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet3 ]$ K% z& s8 {) E- i% J" i) C. x$ P
Airfield Attack: 4 x 250 kg GP Bomb 9 W$ p/ F; T; p1 U. W# Q) p- ~
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9 B8 P) u; x, V; A* ?% ~# n: {Morning Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91
: k7 |0 X) m9 z9 h6 V$ j UWeather in hex: Light rain
" s$ b" }2 z2 W, H% q& p. NRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
c0 d8 H$ w; e* ~' n. m# W4 [Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
3 _. C$ @2 R. n) f8 h DJapanese aircraft5 h7 z2 N3 a7 e4 {+ |
G4M1 Betty x 9
9 A1 Q. T! K6 k M1 Q1 [8 }$ |No Japanese losses P8 }& ^/ C% M* F; ?1 u3 z( Z
Airbase hits 2
, \8 q. R$ N" a/ URunway hits 2 $ k5 E I( u3 p0 p% r6 U: h U
Aircraft Attacking:
6 A% H1 @5 C2 v# o 9 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
) ~% E. i' C; E6 ]' K6 N Airfield Attack: 2 x 250 kg GP Bomb, 4 x 60 kg GP Bomb' \. t5 c0 I6 f2 ]) N7 T
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Morning Air attack on 1st Ind.Mixed Brigade, at 81,43 , near Ankang . i' V4 ~- ~' n- s3 l' K
Weather in hex: Severe storms
5 c8 @8 ~# J0 V JRaid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
5 ~' m' l+ D5 m+ uEstimated time to target is 4 minutes / d' ?1 }1 ^. ^2 g
Allied aircraft
/ @: w* j$ k; ]9 ^. A4 N% c A-29A Hudson x 8 7 W' H6 l C4 `2 x: U
No Allied losses * X! \1 n+ A# N b7 _4 x
Aircraft Attacking:9 u8 ~, ^7 ]" p
8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet
0 n# w8 f8 z% [ Ground Attack: 4 x 250 lb GP Bomb 5 w9 K5 F7 M8 r9 {: @) _( |" W' j
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5 F. ? I2 j& a! ]Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Kalidjati at 50,99 ' q- E g9 m) I; U/ @) h
Weather in hex: Clear sky
, f& ]4 R9 p+ Q, R6 _3 zRaid spotted at 7 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
; k/ r% N: l; b2 j0 [& LEstimated time to target is 2 minutes * }0 g* Z9 t4 u3 }9 a0 [+ r' I
Japanese aircraft
- y, |; u5 |( m- q& a* ^ A6M2 Zero x 26) {2 |0 L6 J, l
D3A1 Val x 17 . `8 S4 F$ z. E, @
Allied aircraft& ]! r7 \2 B: n
Blenheim IF x 2
1 U. D8 K& t% [& R. z( J+ w Buffalo I x 11( P0 @ l; O: q; V1 ]6 `
Mohawk IV x 2# G2 c! ^, b6 N4 |
B-339D x 35* T* F: y/ ?4 ?) l( B4 b8 t, b
CW-21B Demon x 86 W# w d6 ^/ U1 x5 v' s) H
75A-7 Hawk x 6 & ]: n1 E2 ~6 O9 i
Japanese aircraft losses
# d: ?+ O5 v; A" i/ L Q- \ A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed# `8 M( M8 s7 `
D3A1 Val: 2 damaged
$ H# _ n; W# G& S0 ]' l( n( UAllied aircraft losses
/ u8 j k, c: n1 E8 [4 t4 s B-339D: 1 destroyed! u0 E- _0 @/ V2 K3 ~
75A-7 Hawk: 1 destroyed ) @/ e( k$ ~. M+ Y- |! K8 x
Allied Ships; A' m. I e z4 Q9 v% r: H
DD Pillsbury, Bomb hits 3, heavy fires, heavy damage
; W: n1 D0 G- ~4 e1 J0 Z& U2 M3 E6 S DD Paul Jones, Bomb hits 1, on fire
% K0 k: R8 X Z" F/ V/ p% m DD John D. Edwards ; T( k' J, R: s+ O- x& P0 J' s
Aircraft Attacking:* S5 I; F# C0 }; P+ _5 z4 k r
4 x D3A1 Val releasing from 3000'7 Z9 \, Y! v. ^; D3 Z0 [
Naval Attack: 1 x 250 kg GP Bomb
4 v7 r( m, ~! V; o) {! D 8 x D3A1 Val releasing from 1000'
; ?3 H% C! S. y Naval Attack: 1 x 250 kg GP Bomb1 U; G# g+ N1 r- t: |4 k: o
5 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000'
: E C" w; J x Naval Attack: 1 x 250 kg GP Bomb ( m7 {! Y5 d4 X3 C) j3 }
CAP engaged:9 B3 f: ]- i* W6 v
1-Vl.G.IV with 75A-7 Hawk (6 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
8 v& H/ U# G6 C. | 6 plane(s) intercepting now.2 R$ Q+ B/ k3 h' c% N+ E& P
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
' g, M5 v7 e+ ~" m. c* e Raid is overhead4 s' `1 V; s: O. r* O
2-Vl.G.IV with CW-21B Demon (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)$ ~& @& ^+ h/ H; M/ q9 Y
8 plane(s) intercepting now.
# j- m$ l5 S: j7 u) ~ Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
, m' @7 K* {( _$ C5 @ Raid is overhead* ?3 H. d* L. B2 N
Ambon Patrouille with B-339D (3 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling): t; J! d" D+ v! t) ~4 i
3 plane(s) intercepting now.
3 P; E: R% d* ]5 H; l6 @7 l; V' ] Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
! g) x$ | ^1 F, y Raid is overhead
3 k d* y7 [* t6 v3 N3-Vl.G.IV with B-339D (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)1 L4 _ o# ?+ c5 k2 C
8 plane(s) intercepting now.
W7 r# |$ f* D8 x4 p* | Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
' \! G6 H* h5 |; r; n6 l( A Raid is overhead5 ?; }0 _1 F" {' l
1-VI.G.V with B-339D (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
6 ?3 ~; T: x o* w9 }/ e. ~8 [; f- C 8 plane(s) intercepting now.5 q+ I t* i0 a2 E, W
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.; _& X4 \7 b' w6 F& o" ]( p0 k0 q
Raid is overhead
: K0 h" M) P2 L2 H# x: \5 q2-VI.G.V with B-339D (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
x( `% Y" q- T" R0 I/ C$ K. a- B 8 plane(s) intercepting now." W* `3 X9 C3 K5 j: j
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
* I) C+ {5 O& E% \/ h Raid is overhead7 P2 c0 N6 d+ K3 H
3-VI.G.V with B-339D (8 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
' O0 ^9 A4 W/ e- ^4 k; I 8 plane(s) intercepting now.
7 w0 e* _1 ^& Q! p, x" s& `5 p$ O Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
9 z# q- S5 G S1 o! Q Raid is overhead# S; R0 ^0 L6 o; H
No.27 Sqn RAF with Blenheim IF (2 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)6 m! L, \) i# I+ f8 C
2 plane(s) intercepting now.# ?. l& K& d) c$ F( ~# i
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.6 i. ?! T; F/ D, Q
Raid is overhead+ E I1 N7 B. Y4 a9 W' t5 D6 @
No.243 Sqn RAF with Mohawk IV (2 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
6 a+ X' b. g% ~& x+ H! A/ p 2 plane(s) intercepting now.& N" p* r4 l& o; h
Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000. |$ i- x8 i- o2 M6 R6 J/ |' ?
Raid is overhead
- x- a i3 F0 p& e% iNo.488 Sqn RAF with Buffalo I (11 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
* r; s8 c, |# r9 Y1 V 11 plane(s) intercepting now.
' o1 v U4 E% C" O! J# U2 i Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000./ B9 K1 ]4 d% E5 O
Raid is overhead + T6 \( `- ~4 q7 B
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Pillsbury
, |' m5 ?& b3 G0 B2 H* @7 H+ Q% D------------------------------------------------------------------------
" N; z4 h5 K- fGround combat at Ankang (82,42)
4 ^2 d. q3 @: E0 P) f$ p. FJapanese Bombardment attack * L) A3 z) t1 k$ c# f
Attacking force 60581 troops, 947 guns, 482 vehicles, Assault Value = 1981 * M9 c! I- j% ]6 A$ ~$ d* |( e6 X
Defending force 84869 troops, 528 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2264 ; y) }7 `. t' G$ p3 K
Allied ground losses:
4 F( T! b. R5 P2 q. K; v* C 77 casualties reported
" v. J: c2 Q8 J/ T) H8 P Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
7 l+ i' r# ?% W Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled2 |: t8 Y" t. k% B/ r& g3 P
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
2 p8 A5 Y1 h. A" \4 R9 ^--------------------------------------------------------- & K3 s" x7 H+ l+ U7 J
Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88)
V) ~6 ~* v) j: IJapanese Shock attack 6 G; Y+ u: q* i' s- Z3 }$ T& B0 A
Attacking force 2066 troops, 131 guns, 57 vehicles, Assault Value = 56
% h1 A, V/ p: d3 c7 f( sDefending force 1554 troops, 11 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 39
" w8 N+ U; s+ w2 l+ p( tJapanese adjusted assault: 13
9 V+ Y# b. f( B3 ?% r# yAllied adjusted defense: 27
- l; [; | }$ f- n; nJapanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1) . v, g ~' u% |, C$ H! `% [8 l/ W
Combat modifiers& w0 _/ i+ ~( w2 C$ U0 I
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), fatigue(-), morale(-)1 a+ |) I& s1 H+ _1 _$ M
experience(-)& E2 m* d1 X: ~# ?; u
Attacker: shock(+) 8 p) n! b5 f |! M, j7 d0 r
Japanese ground losses:* y# A& F+ r" @+ `% i2 B
141 casualties reported, M& k9 M" F: J, R( x
Squads: 0 destroyed, 20 disabled; V% J* s+ }9 n: G: w; V" B3 P+ K
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# W% I+ ?) C, H: {- i3 P Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled " x. C. p$ ~3 \1 b" \+ @
Allied ground losses:" L1 ^. m5 ^; d# W3 u
26 casualties reported
/ t8 `) E# r( y. ?. i Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled7 o5 p+ r+ m4 P' W# Z
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
) j j; A5 a, K" x5 d Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
; I0 B$ U* w# S0 O. m* ? Guns lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)
' m% t `; W" e! I Units destroyed 1
3 s1 h4 c" J# z( {9 Y, }* |Assaulting units:
5 s) _3 V! V% w% S 22nd Recon Regiment) H0 c" D- m# Q* c+ n3 [! o
18th Mountain Gun Regiment
( w N; O' _" ?3 J$ R) f- E 12th JAAF Base Force
; Z9 N$ O2 D0 d8 |8 e. Z9 N. V4 S 1st RF Gun Battalion4 i2 ]' J3 u, R# q% J+ d- }, r2 Q$ S
5th Mortar Battalion! d3 G# [8 Y: _/ O
3rd Mortar Battalion+ V, k6 E7 J1 l5 r" [% J
22nd JAAF AF Bn
0 X0 g6 q3 N$ [+ F$ B! CDefending units:
+ `% J& y, n" j. B. ?8 [/ h$ Z West Borneo KNIL Battalion
" P5 M. T9 h2 s" J5 ] Bintan Det. Base Force
; ?# o$ C; z8 w. L D) M North Borneo Base Force
5 z- t4 W, x0 A7 q& Q x' H; p6 q8 w1 G--------------------------------------------------------- " p# F2 d7 v* n* ~1 m0 }) p
Ground combat at Puerto Princesa (73,83) ' g! n/ j1 @0 d6 W
Japanese Shock attack
: A B/ X; I B6 L% J! VAttacking force 1426 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 60 1 p0 {$ e3 B, a- H( e% F
Defending force 166 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 4
$ Z. d0 b% W: {2 J. JJapanese adjusted assault: 54
3 i5 w7 O4 C& h1 UAllied adjusted defense: 1
* w! H, \! Z1 I9 IJapanese assault odds: 54 to 1 (fort level 0) & @' H' H9 u6 R7 {) H1 O) ?( v) Y6 r
Japanese forces CAPTURE Puerto Princesa !!!
) S3 L+ {# L6 `/ {& L4 ZCombat modifiers$ b' {' h0 U3 S1 ?$ ~+ |& U
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), fatigue(-), morale(-)
0 t0 [6 \3 E# j experience(-)
# D; w( |( v$ h3 T9 x' EAttacker: shock(+), leaders(-)
" Z- o+ \. B0 {$ A% TAllied ground losses:
. _) O; d( X' C 55 casualties reported
9 R" n7 N4 T) R& e9 B u* `+ u Squads: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled
E% g# }3 H2 P Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 4 disabled4 J8 b) r! J9 y: F: X
Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled# l3 M6 l2 ~ H# P
Units retreated 1
# b8 P+ C& k" UDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
: U {% i6 K Q5 ~6 o, ]Assaulting units:* b2 e1 L% G5 R" B
66th Naval Guard Unit
5 y8 ?% Y) K3 `3 Q7 b" dDefending units:' _$ I$ k8 V% b% t( i
2nd PI Base Force |