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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
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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
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4 `- W8 e7 v2 v* BGround combat at Ponape (119,113)/ u6 z8 `% z! I$ ^6 S/ L

& z" T, ^$ ^7 t' {# q: k) _Allied Bombardment attack6 i! L: N- ~. P( H. {& j$ b8 s

  ?0 L* Y# M: O# ZAttacking force 5327 troops, 333 guns, 148 vehicles, Assault Value = 24443 m9 ]# B* F* I. s
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Defending force 45223 troops, 615 guns, 278 vehicles, Assault Value = 1000, o5 d: M' |! d+ K% c

# T: J: m% p9 C% b4 Y9 {) gJapanese ground losses:9 q! U( {, b* y) g  V$ D/ f
      834 casualties reported; Q: V' p3 w0 g/ y
         Squads: 33 destroyed, 19 disabled
5 [0 x" r4 x7 I& N0 t& P         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 7 disabled
+ I! s& R" z+ v, @1 S3 R         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled; v6 k& T1 e' e# \
      Guns lost 16 (4 destroyed, 12 disabled)7 X( S! v7 J2 @# i0 x: s
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Allied ground losses:
& f- v+ Z/ z; z3 n# ~; {      16 casualties reported" }( Q* X, ~! b0 G; a
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled" U4 z" m/ W+ i1 v- h
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ y6 R. D! I0 ~3 r9 G1 Y
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 09, 44
  G  N8 N3 O3 ^% {4 ]( w盟军再次对波纳佩发动猛攻,日军疲态毕现,已不能持久8 L7 \( ~) s( c( ]7 M
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1 S! {; ]% U% c8 DTF 195 encounters mine field at Ponape (119,113) - Coastal Guns Fire Back!- ^/ t/ g: H+ O7 t! @
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100 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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Allied Ships
4 ]0 T! w/ b$ `6 G& O# Q- Z      DMS Ellyson, Shell hits 1; t; L7 _: p+ i8 U* |
      DMS Forrest
# q4 M* V: t! d      DMS Hamilton
$ Z- h0 x/ @4 w      DD Guest
5 @6 ~$ R  r& q: z$ R: |      DD Albert Grant
8 V$ k$ v! O3 a' @: |# U7 K      DD Daly! d! `9 p) [* V
      DD Cowell
+ j1 `4 L  s& I0 |! P4 |      DD Cotten. ^7 ^! e# G% T; W  z/ z
      DD Foote, Mine hits 1,  heavy damage1 ~4 {9 a# ^* D
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Ponape Naval Fortress firing at DMS Ellyson: s6 i! k0 `" Y4 j) r& `9 i
Ponape Naval Fortress firing at DMS Forrest; {) I0 J  L: g7 h" Y' O
98 mines cleared
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, y8 S8 L4 v+ b' ]' m( R6 ?- ^" bNight Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,113
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Japanese Ships
& J+ n$ F: V( B. b      ACM Wa 1, Shell hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage8 _1 N5 N& {8 ?$ a  B$ d
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Allied Ships
9 L4 f. A) S" Y: v1 a" E      CA Wichita9 I" o# O$ W1 f! M3 ]) s
      CA Vincennes
# d# z$ W+ ^2 g. \; S" }) S      CA Quincy& e; L/ w- n7 X5 j; e
      CA San Francisco
2 N: I3 {  @& S1 }  S- Z: f      CA Minneapolis, }! H& x7 y8 _  T, v
      CA Astoria
* k9 U8 v2 _' V9 n      CA Chicago
  R, j$ g/ O' @7 r      CA Louisville/ \0 [2 y9 b1 b2 g
      CA Chester
; ^" j" d% p# B1 f* z4 h" K4 E      CA Northampton
+ k0 s  a5 ]* v; r* Q4 y      CA Portland! F. w$ N4 X  q. y# l9 y  N
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Japanese ground losses:
+ B) }+ K0 U! T7 t) b' A+ n9 b; D      54 casualties reported
. C: B; O' E4 X4 c. `1 A% c  g         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled7 ]+ ?' V( j# b% z, A
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 8 disabled
+ S' n* r+ f: |         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled. u6 M4 R2 o3 H
      Guns lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)  u+ F" v7 W" b5 Z; P$ v+ L$ e9 Q
      Vehicles lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)" G+ A+ \% f; B0 G
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Airbase hits 1
6 V- E2 W) h$ Y* YRunway hits 16
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4 T2 D! d' U; i: BNight Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,113
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7 {' ?4 p: `+ F% ?' ZAllied Ships
- c$ V1 V1 [, ?3 T% y& @5 _2 p      BB Alabama% H# [3 p5 G" T, P5 Z" Q
      BB Massachusetts. F5 ]+ `7 I) S
      BB Indiana; Z7 P3 f' j+ O. @8 _1 E
      BB South Dakota  p# T. d' m! c4 i3 E! Z9 B( k
      BB Washington
; I0 o0 [" s& ]3 `- e* V) K2 h      BB North Carolina5 I8 J1 P9 k" b2 [, B
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Japanese ground losses:
' D" q9 H5 d/ _  K: n# Q: K      570 casualties reported* @2 x. y6 i, \9 o
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled; T" p/ [" w# M+ T
         Non Combat: 52 destroyed, 25 disabled
; m, C0 o7 n# m. d) G         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 2 disabled
% f1 C! y, {; U' M, u+ D( |1 r      Guns lost 27 (11 destroyed, 16 disabled). j1 q9 M  y# y+ Y
      Vehicles lost 13 (10 destroyed, 3 disabled)& {0 T% w% O/ A, t
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Airbase hits 7
1 L3 y1 L) L# t1 n4 jAirbase supply hits 1
+ `: s+ A9 I2 IRunway hits 15
$ \- Y. b2 G0 U- Z* gPort hits 3
3 [: ~1 h1 F4 W% [Port supply hits 2  X; t3 ], _& F
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7 D7 R  [! ?/ E, U7 i- iNight Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,1135 @/ S" T- h" j: y

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      BB Queen Elizabeth8 v, Y9 s5 S; X5 Y2 t" d
      BB Valiant
6 G2 m0 @% i' q4 J4 f' J& u. G( Y      BB Mississippi
4 ?( r. h. A9 x/ O5 T      BB New Mexico
$ M7 C; i9 p! ?. u+ |6 D+ L$ D. b      BB Idaho' q$ C. x+ f2 F% D) X/ {6 ]
      BB West Virginia
6 K$ s5 Z+ ~2 Z( `      BB Colorado
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Japanese ground losses:: t+ k8 U1 V7 q/ z+ P$ k" }
      603 casualties reported! l& k( O; j6 R% B
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 31 disabled
$ e" o9 N" ~* t$ G) G' T  s+ [) W         Non Combat: 16 destroyed, 40 disabled- z/ F" u' l. T. y' `" K3 P
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 7 disabled
) I) Q, h) R, h) M      Guns lost 24 (8 destroyed, 16 disabled)
  J# N) `6 _4 Y* M      Vehicles lost 7 (5 destroyed, 2 disabled)
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& ~" F1 a% r# @  X( {4 {' ~Airbase hits 5
' r. E1 R5 `# u2 n6 NAirbase supply hits 2; ~1 p  `$ ?7 O- M& @. v
Runway hits 7
9 P" Z( L' n3 {9 C' ^. APort hits 1
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BB Queen Elizabeth firing at Ponape
/ s/ w8 i$ m2 e6 n. KWalrus II acting as spotter for BB Valiant
- U  H: J& B; C+ r  W3 n. DBB Valiant firing at 33rd/A Division' a! C/ i8 d8 k  {" O, w
BB Mississippi firing at 33rd/C Division( h3 Y3 G) _/ J! X9 [; d
BB New Mexico firing at Ponape
4 ?. j( Q2 i( ]* E2 ABB Idaho firing at Ponape
: Q  f8 x1 V% U7 [# Y# m( D& Q6 {0 NOS2U-3 Kingfisher acting as spotter for BB West Virginia" L5 X1 F6 `# ?9 G. k
BB West Virginia firing at 81st/C Division9 \; F4 r! h9 m- H
BB Colorado firing at Ponape
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& t. @% X# |1 S$ k' _5 U* R% B/ CAfternoon Air attack on Kure 7th SNLF, at 119,113 (Ponape)  T+ n$ J1 x- \

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Raid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.
4 L" S% `! l4 |; zEstimated time to target is 34 minutes* v5 U4 r/ X! e& M* n" Y: L& y

2 u3 V- H0 b0 NAllied aircraft
: v% e& l% m9 D3 N# J, O) E" j# v( a      F6F-5 Hellcat x 4626 T/ u+ [; i- u% V# L2 y
      SB2C-3 Helldiver x 314
7 Y- s7 H* U7 }' b      TBM-1C Avenger x 274" M0 V% G. Q: h
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Allied aircraft losses) v( h- W$ ]$ O, _! m+ J
      SB2C-3 Helldiver: 52 damaged9 z' ^, p' @( i- Q9 k
      TBM-1C Avenger: 32 damaged5 g( `, w# i! k6 b! a

' R" v& v/ C& L# [Japanese ground losses:  g1 {6 v3 s+ w
      529 casualties reported! F  E9 A& h$ X
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 28 disabled$ o! ^) ^" n4 _1 ~& k+ U
         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 67 disabled
: H( F" v& L' i5 g/ z- F6 w         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled  W7 b  }3 u( _/ y7 e
      Guns lost 7 (4 destroyed, 3 disabled)& Q+ u9 [( e# e$ R. ?
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Ground combat at Ponape (119,113)
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Allied Deliberate attack! ^% K, A+ k$ f/ F/ ~4 Q& F, p0 ?

' u5 s4 M* ~. F+ A0 m( m# ]! SAttacking force 71421 troops, 1323 guns, 2290 vehicles, Assault Value = 24961 X/ [: j$ y$ A, _& s6 o* w

4 X3 ^4 l2 e. l6 h, ?$ NDefending force 43288 troops, 578 guns, 265 vehicles, Assault Value = 938
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Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 5
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Allied adjusted assault: 3029 8 G* e) d" M. H+ [; l

( B8 y( Q& M4 F8 g+ ]: ?9 C# zJapanese adjusted defense: 3835
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' e- ~0 p- ^& MAllied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 5) ) E# ~" e* d  j: s
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Combat modifiers. h7 y; Q! F3 V
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-)% n3 w6 Z7 l$ L5 u0 F8 F
Attacker:
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Japanese ground losses:* u2 `+ O# h' M: @
      5869 casualties reported
0 D1 I" y& h  I( d         Squads: 179 destroyed, 64 disabled. o' K# E" d* M2 V( w0 J
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 116 disabled
: V; D! g/ U; i2 F         Engineers: 15 destroyed, 29 disabled: m7 J; f0 d- g3 f2 u+ N3 u8 z1 s
      Guns lost 79 (38 destroyed, 41 disabled)
7 _" E0 l) L$ {: Z  J& L      Vehicles lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled). `! s7 K/ h' d, U* c0 L  Z

, l% v/ P' ~# n- k2 y* M& v! }  f9 JAllied ground losses:) ^' D1 x9 Q0 i) c9 C
      1488 casualties reported( C9 a' a/ f0 d- V" `( G, O5 k
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 203 disabled
  Y) k. g3 K1 c, S2 ~/ x         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 43 disabled, D4 m+ F2 a% i
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 60 disabled
4 z8 ^7 }5 G5 [. Y+ e7 a      Guns lost 57 (4 destroyed, 53 disabled)
0 |9 j9 v, g4 n5 V6 ?5 o      Vehicles lost 67 (9 destroyed, 58 disabled)
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    762nd Tank Battalion8 Q/ Y( J7 L% u) d8 u3 H( y+ W" p1 l
    710th Tank Battalion
2 K0 \: i' H8 ~4 V& f( S& l! _    767th Tank Battalion
, Y9 u7 R7 R8 Z7 y* h3 D4 C    44th Tank Battalion
5 f7 B3 u/ ?3 q1 g: \  `4 V    96th Infantry Division3 [) j# q& K4 H- W9 {
    706th Tank Battalion
. M5 `$ p! T1 I1 s    81st Infantry Division7 e4 K, I  ]# x5 T, y: y+ Z
    364th(Sep) Infantry Regiment/ W( d7 z$ N3 s) K
    5th Marine Division; i/ G: W5 X" \- k( F# q% G- I2 |) Y4 s
    I Corps Cmbt Engineer Regiment
- a3 A& W$ _: i* a/ U7 W, d; R$ d% J- J    XIV Corps Combat Engineer Regiment5 \& a, u* f- s8 U
    711th Tank Battalion4 q$ c# L1 z4 w4 N1 T1 Z* |
    716th Tank Battalion
( z- b$ R5 t2 Y3 c    1st Filipino Inf Regiment) h  L/ H9 H, r4 V( o. c9 k
    6th Infantry Division
1 @: Q+ @4 u7 q3 m8 l    31st Infantry Regiment( [, t0 T8 S$ M: x* M' u& U
    8th Marine Defense Battalion9 v/ n. Z5 ?- x0 [! n0 R
    4th USA Defense Battalion# r" d* R' d, M  B, L" `
    X Corps Artillery
" C/ W6 }/ A% D& x    14th Marine Defense Battalion0 S+ r3 z. P* d7 @  P2 N+ r
    3rd USMC Field Artillery Battalion
+ Q  v  y2 v  D8 S0 V4 g    I Corps Artillery 8 O% b  k3 w/ e! U/ U  T( s' v
    XIV US Corps
: e" E& O! C2 t9 {    4th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
, b1 t* k# h0 N8 F% B2 ]    96th Coast AA Regiment
; N9 W- |6 F8 t6 |0 w8 o    57th Coastal Artillery Regiment
1 ^( l) N$ v. _# |% \    265th Coastal Artillery Regiment" h+ {% y) N: X( o3 s1 i! \; Z
    12th Marine Defense Battalion& x9 O3 j0 P% {2 W
    738th Coast AA Regiment! w4 h1 X2 O1 h! C7 P
    1st USMC AA Battalion) T% j. q/ J) }+ [% j. U$ P
    5th USA Defense Battalion. M# k+ [% k1 t$ |3 y
    28th USN Naval Construction Regiment
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    144th Infantry Regiment
  {/ U3 w6 W( z, H5 J    81st/C Division2 O  Z( W* n  q
    Kure 3rd SNLF
+ |, f- u( g& t: I    Sasebo 7th SNLF
: Y3 B! w) q1 e# H8 M    81st/A Division/ \! S' r$ r% j$ Y
    6th Guards Inf. Regiment9 s# [2 B* F% J- [
    33rd/B Division
+ o1 f8 ?6 m: z) h: k- O* T: r    52nd Naval Guard Unit3 g6 |) C  z  |5 I; }, O
    33rd/A Division
4 ~$ W) V, F9 Y    81st/B Division: l- _& [' Y9 v* C
    138th Infantry Regiment3 J% S4 S  b1 p5 V
    33rd/C Division' \8 c' l$ p3 o* U# F8 O5 \
    14th RF Gun (Pack) Battalion5 H9 w, X) {6 M4 \1 l; M) N
    60th Field AA Battalion
3 {+ ~' Q0 b" a- o! f) A    53rd Construction Battalion
) P5 ?7 n" |; I+ P$ @    1st Guards Field Artillery Regiment
- r4 g$ w3 t/ K    14th Area Army /1# L0 n4 |! ~' m' n" R0 b
    61st Field AA Battalion4 \* B6 O) K2 t5 |: x- v
    18th Army% B  P% v  {4 i. o. |
    38th Ind. Engineer Regiment
5 {6 B2 }. T! V) ~4 h- `: k! O    18th Field AF Construction Battalion
) v; j" L5 @7 O  W; X    63rd Field AA Battalion
. ~4 _# {) T% ^2 [    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment5 V' T$ C( c' V5 D! b! X, s; Y! x' P3 G
    12th Air Fleet8 W* P7 |* e4 {* |+ U3 a
    Kure 7th SNLF
5 l% M5 Y* [! A1 L  q    Wake Cst Gun Bn /1; }4 N6 \8 f2 E' e1 z9 b
    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion
) G9 }8 ?+ ]4 ?* ]$ Z" O9 e    23rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment5 q' t0 z9 ?) g. Q
    19th JAAF Base Force
+ j" z; M$ Y7 c* I* C: K; {% j. b    3rd Base Force
4 S; q: W0 i( J1 W) P    Ponape Naval Fortress7 o7 ~/ B9 U* j& B4 {. t2 F; J( @# J
    3rd IJN Special Cst Gun Bn /3
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
12月11日$ O6 [( a/ \" K3 B4 K1 a

/ x0 j8 }9 i- R) {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。
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" T* `2 F" m% q) AAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 11, 440 H6 D/ ?# Z: I& u# y9 k
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Ponape at 119,113, Range 8,000 Yards( Z" ~; O( b5 x2 m0 E  v$ @% ]% w
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Japanese Ships8 B" z0 J8 _4 r  W8 Q# W
      DD Hikokaze, Shell hits 1
: Q7 M  C( ^0 m7 S2 X! V3 n      DD Ishikaze
& W; e# _% n* `2 }7 \! B1 w      DD Tagokaze
. Z7 Z% W6 |8 d2 K      DD Takatakaze, Shell hits 1+ g: i; w: D3 k$ n) W
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Allied Ships) }( Z; p* Y! r& l  N! C
      DE J. Douglas Blackwood, Shell hits 19, and is sunk
& X/ C. e& B1 e6 [2 U" X      DE William C. Cole, Shell hits 23,  heavy fires,  heavy damage' Y! \, W. h4 s
      DE Coolbaugh, Shell hits 23, and is sunk
: ^9 ^- o: Q2 w: f( V% j& w      DE James E. Craig, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk  {3 x. C8 _/ `
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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: d2 M2 p& M0 ^) R) z
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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。
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
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看27怎么打了
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