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盟军果然老成持重!!扫清外围据点!避实就虚,打下NG必然能使蝗军元气大伤啊!
本帖最后由 amdddr 于 2013-11-6 09:28 编辑 8 G) r8 {: }$ b! ^- j& A
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硫磺岛一是油船被偷袭,二是兵力不足,二次攻略的话很有可能拿下
5 U* Q2 w/ L# w  Y$ p6 bgodkiller 发表于 2013-11-6 07:49
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即使二次攻略也不知道到底要多少战力才能拿下,兵力越多,就意味着攻略的风险越大,如果说一次损失2000多战力还处于盟军还可以接受的程度的话,第二次攻略还需上多少战力才能在风险和收益之前取得平衡呢?如果上了4000战力仍不能拿下,那么几个月内盟军在太平洋方向的攻略就可以先歇歇了。
BANZAI冲锋!
1月15日,盟军首先登陆控遏莫尔兹比港到拉包尔海上航路、位于NG半岛顶点的米尔恩湾基地,登陆首日有两个美军师两个坦克团顺利上岸,当面日军仅有一个旅团和两个海警中队,双方战力悬殊,更重要的是,日本守军思想松懈,防守准备不充分,估计盟军可以切豆腐般轻松拿下。' `' U3 w9 `- R# [
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 15, 45! _6 `1 n& A+ n
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# w3 ]" G+ l" o2 pPre-Invasion action off Milne Bay (101,133)$ H; V3 r) ~  G! c: X$ [  T
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
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200 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.; F: G, O4 C9 ?/ m: z( c2 o! X9 t6 D" L
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Allied Ships
! u* e& l. B9 t' U0 {      AM Shelter
! Q" p6 D- `# |" k" a: A: D# u      AM Serene
" U2 S  t' p# h; a! s( V      AM Sentry
5 h2 J/ C( O! {$ T+ H9 L5 Y: y      AM Ransom0 Z4 L' t* u4 `& q
      AM Champion
1 e6 y# e( h$ D4 S5 h! ^! Z      AM Chief
) D( `& `! P" t/ d  C' q      AM Prevail
" U( q* v1 ], w      AM Oracle' P, [0 c" d) d4 s" t; V' X0 L/ D
      APA Menifee
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Amphibious Assault at Milne Bay (101,133)9 P  O2 S" X; |  A  b

9 m- A6 g- v# ]; t4 iTF 246 troops unloading over beach at Milne Bay, 101,133
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4 z, x/ N# L' t5 Z& K, T/ C, ?0 sAllied ground losses:
3 U5 H* `4 J0 V% `7 d      366 casualties reported/ S" S3 h- }5 Q/ w
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 56 disabled
6 ?/ {6 o6 `# i         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 60 disabled
! {& G) H0 z( W         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled5 s5 H" ^. E% c$ v; B1 N! S0 ]
      Guns lost 21 (0 destroyed, 21 disabled)9 V5 [# O2 i* i) G) b& `
      Vehicles lost 75 (1 destroyed, 74 disabled)+ V) G- R) D1 R' D

) G9 }/ ?2 Z1 o: X, _4 h0 u  r值得一提的是,本次作战,日军潜艇部队使用了新的战法,避开盟军扫雷船队,独出心裁地在盟军船队前进路线上布设水雷,开战第一天取得击伤两艘盟军运输船的战果。
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' |; g3 k$ `1 @% yTF 294 encounters mine field at 101,134
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Allied Ships
% R: Q+ A5 ]. X      AK Livingston
! U8 }- h: u5 Y: u* y8 V2 h      AK Alnitah, Mine hits 1
. C4 ~. N- D* v4 x      AK Sculptor, Mine hits 1
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当天由于准备不足,拉包尔日军没有对盟军的登陆行动作出任何反击,盟军顺利上岸
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( v# a! I2 E& w( CGround combat at Milne Bay (101,133)3 b, O1 O" r5 y9 R7 y7 y* t

  b# N7 I9 I; R+ V: `Japanese Bombardment attack
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Attacking force 8897 troops, 83 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 346
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( z4 a! ~; n9 o8 H' n, RDefending force 25978 troops, 458 guns, 815 vehicles, Assault Value = 900  ?4 L- q5 e6 P! `

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$ j, q7 Z( R+ i' v& i0 O      36 casualties reported
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         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- o: W7 e7 t: y7 x         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled8 I' g; A3 F' J! W/ a/ J6 T  D
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Allied ground losses:
1 \  P8 {2 P- B2 D+ v      19 casualties reported
7 f4 I/ S* q$ z: v. O7 Y$ p         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled9 d9 L. \2 t$ c
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ a* |; G6 e+ Q% s& L! d6 ^         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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( ]5 I0 D5 k7 i1 D8 c- f7 L0 MAssaulting units:! T8 {2 c& d1 ^- W+ u
    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
5 g5 y1 A3 k2 P( F4 j    48th Naval Guard Unit" D' ]7 ]/ t1 t  u* c
    62nd Naval Guard Unit
% F8 x) \7 P* a, m/ Y    14th JAAF AF Coy : V  A! {0 p6 W, d* v. P
    11th RF Gun Battalion
, Z1 G0 j; v2 S" x    39th Field AA Battalion% N) r5 r7 z6 [" L0 [# f' m+ G
    35th JNAF AF Unit
9 T# C& g, s% Y6 v# _  P    3rd Fleet /2( h* g9 U- b  G. o) u0 f

+ B/ C% t& `) XDefending units:
3 Q* g% s9 I! G$ y9 [    3rd Marine Division  H$ E* R' d5 L  u  z" p
    766th Tank Battalion
" V+ g: B4 \: U+ |* x4 M    Americal Infantry Division7 g$ U% O* B0 H- j! v5 ~# _
    5th USMC Tank Battalion& g1 _4 i! l3 D8 k
    608th Coast AA Regiment: z+ J0 B& F3 V* L( M$ ^( @3 z
    Tenth US Army7 B0 ~. |, c; ?& C% Y! ]; x
    544th Field Artillery Battalion
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
硫磺岛油船不过损失了很少一部分,关键是直接登陆损失太大,滩头阵地估计都拿不下* w8 r2 p0 H4 d9 J9 D3 s1 H( p

4 K1 }6 K, S! f- q4 r再登陆又是突击只能白白送死,盟军在太平洋准备了几套方案,既然硫磺岛失败就只能稳妥点了
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 16, 45" t& f2 I$ @% e5 \6 ?

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 6,000 Yards
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      CL Agano, Shell hits 2
4 i  G% o: z/ Z6 p) a, T! ?4 Q      CL Jintsu, Shell hits 1
6 o/ u( U! j4 t) K  {9 A; ?) U  k( W      DD Yudachi, Shell hits 1
8 m# Z3 Y+ V; u1 M      DD Samidare, Shell hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage9 }* J; i- y* v% {5 S& Z9 u( \
      DD Kawakaze, Shell hits 10,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
2 S$ g$ S4 k% z( d      DD Suzukaze, Shell hits 1,  on fire6 P! P9 x. y6 \$ H/ k: |, W
      DD Hatsuharu+ l7 A6 C; p6 T8 B1 \9 i
      DD Wakaba# i4 m: s" o. z7 K* Q0 d% }5 D
      DD Tadeshiwa, Shell hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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4 K' h5 m& j5 {% N( {9 [9 z      CL Achilles, Shell hits 50 ^  k5 _7 _* y/ S: i" S
      DD Hyman
1 x# q% a% K. v4 t      DD Samuel Moore
  F' _! ^0 {0 [( d7 Z! j; k+ {6 ]      DD Taussig
5 n0 e5 x1 h2 }/ d' }: I      DD Dortch
/ K* D% J; _# n7 _4 t" s6 a& \$ B, [      DD Marshall( v% Q% _% w3 ^: q
      DD Prichett/ U& n! N& @: `. v6 H; A1 V) Z7 L3 _- Z
      DD Ross
+ u  \% g) m! o7 T. k      DD Wedderburn# T( ~* b( V; I0 k* i, p/ z, [
      DD Wickes% B: ~% ~; x6 R& {8 |" D. u# R3 W
      DD Wren
0 _! S8 `7 D# j3 r      DD Yarnall, Shell hits 2,  on fire
2 B$ V. s4 }# K' B! P) L4 J      DD Cassin Young, Shell hits 2! ~7 ]# n: P3 j9 W+ l1 [/ [
      DD Blue II, Shell hits 1,  on fire) g/ a  `6 H, r) y2 D( H
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7 {* w, H- o8 P# H. e' d, \' BASW attack near Truk  at 112,108
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1 Z8 N5 V9 c+ O, U7 K5 Q4 ]) Z6 m1 AJapanese Ships
8 G/ h+ `1 f. S$ H+ A      SS I-54, hits 18,  heavy damage
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Allied Ships9 k& ]4 E5 f" {* T( l2 H
      CL Achilles
( W0 T! i0 ^0 [  @- H( A      DD Wickes& Z4 P! B2 \2 X! H6 k/ M
      DD Wedderburn
8 ?  H+ Y. K+ r5 H  U      DD Ross
0 Z+ i" T- z% H9 y. D1 E      DD Prichett& d3 J( b2 f0 t6 Y. e3 X5 b
      DD Marshall5 K- V# j8 `/ S
      DD Dortch
7 ?  D0 W; Q* U      DD Taussig
( Z- Y: ~9 U* R+ {1 W      DD Samuel Moore
3 m4 V7 f8 b- k1 K) `. Z7 |      DD Hyman3 n1 J! n" \3 U7 O, B/ j
      DD Blue II,  on fire
1 [; l) g: V) Q% G3 K6 f( A      DD Cassin Young9 ]( @( h8 ~6 G8 P
      DD Yarnall,  on fire0 d' x- d' @1 C# I- L2 V
      DD Wren
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$ x% T6 U) m* q' `$ I' ?* tNight Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 8,000 Yards4 W- P7 a( w  o; p4 C

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3 Q3 g0 ?$ T* c      PB Kamitsu Maru, Shell hits 9,  heavy fires+ f$ l/ l9 ]% V; T* ^0 o- A: Q1 O
      PB Kiso Maru, Shell hits 1
  s; A% J+ o" V% P      xAK Tamashima Maru, Shell hits 4,  on fire
% w0 _$ Q- O$ Q      xAK Ikoma Maru, Shell hits 15,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
3 A8 w' P$ B4 j1 H: A1 q      xAK Maya Maru, Shell hits 9,  heavy fires,  heavy damage5 l8 E6 R  H0 r
      PB Tokotsu Maru8 j) G3 {9 P' y! R6 [. C
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Allied Ships
5 ]$ R1 z+ A$ ]1 ^. i      CL Achilles& i* B1 i) p2 u% @3 }1 u
      DD Hyman" q3 b) n1 u+ a
      DD Samuel Moore7 M& c1 {9 Y  j& o
      DD Taussig! s, B) `5 l1 ]) C8 F
      DD Dortch
/ Z2 s4 j* J" H  D$ f% o3 s7 e1 P      DD Marshall1 S4 M# r& M/ H6 Q/ _  L+ M
      DD Prichett+ o  x0 r7 ]' o! D9 n7 N( c/ b$ {
      DD Ross
# ^$ h8 N, C# I4 C* S      DD Wedderburn/ F. P* O- t6 n
      DD Wickes
0 E; `# r3 b. D+ [4 H      DD Wren1 r: b' c) f7 R" B' L2 j8 N
      DD Yarnall
0 T- R8 z1 p; Z7 q1 ^      DD Cassin Young
5 T6 ?4 k& n' n) S8 }2 T      DD Blue II
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; m3 s2 a. |: @4 V. vNight Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 30,000 Yards2 e( C2 |& o; e

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$ u% r& a6 ]  f/ f      PB Kamitsu Maru,  heavy fires+ V" y3 {$ N9 K8 Z6 D9 y* x
      PB Kiso Maru8 s7 H) V; R9 C
      xAK Ikoma Maru,  heavy fires,  heavy damage6 }$ u# i+ Z* k1 {7 p# A3 V
      xAK Maya Maru,  heavy fires,  heavy damage/ W! G3 ]7 N* O. T
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Allied Ships4 P& }# D, @) Z2 ]
      CL Achilles
8 C6 {( Q- a6 Z0 t- \* s! A      DD Hyman
- f8 f4 A1 n% g* J9 H6 _; f0 F      DD Samuel Moore' m8 x3 V: N+ u( k1 V
      DD Taussig8 `% y! s; S0 y
      DD Dortch9 Q/ w& o3 H, O7 X% p0 E6 h, R
      DD Marshall
* U- N" L% l/ {" _* l      DD Prichett
, g* W7 m" }, |0 K      DD Ross
' f7 m; S1 w7 g& h- r      DD Wedderburn
2 |$ Q" o  r' x- h0 G' L      DD Wickes% \- m; k0 \- b% x2 l3 F
      DD Wren. a9 B1 Z7 q% n
      DD Yarnall
$ |$ e$ H6 O) i+ |$ X' @, W& F      DD Cassin Young
. i6 r) N+ T$ b' [6 @$ b      DD Blue II
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日军在米尔恩湾凭借地利首日打出1:2,不过盟军的火力优势明显,给予日军重大杀伤,日军显然在米尔恩湾坚持不了几天。
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6 J: K3 f8 C5 v. R; Y5 @1 F, UAllied Deliberate attack* V- K. W. b& `9 E$ B" G) V/ A
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Attacking force 22644 troops, 391 guns, 565 vehicles, Assault Value = 9120 g$ f: g% D( M8 j* q1 a& y
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Defending force 10168 troops, 114 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 335
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Allied adjusted assault: 389 4 f- n  n2 K2 l  f& i" x
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Japanese adjusted defense: 1157 $ v$ f" T, D9 G0 M6 ~
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Allied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 6)
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Combat modifiers7 c- n" @0 {  J  E) i4 j9 ]% T
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)( f/ J9 Q+ o& k- Z) Y/ O7 i
Attacker:   o8 j' ?  F; k% i' |
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( z" ~  x/ h9 @2 j8 D" t      1806 casualties reported
3 e4 B' D" C3 Q7 B. V! b         Squads: 17 destroyed, 135 disabled  Q6 m, D' X; D2 q
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 24 disabled
7 ~# C$ U3 p6 l/ U         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled3 e' O$ j- h% |4 ~' h
      Guns lost 26 (3 destroyed, 23 disabled)
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      421 casualties reported
) T1 N0 e# u6 M" R         Squads: 1 destroyed, 19 disabled
9 Z: c/ l$ g2 p         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 13 disabled
% b" n* E2 M. Q; @+ M4 c         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled
# }7 G( S) y4 U+ p. h' S/ s7 w3 n  U      Vehicles lost 10 (2 destroyed, 8 disabled)
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# x4 O" P0 Q5 R$ H: q$ z. _    3rd Marine Division
5 a  d" Y5 }/ O    766th Tank Battalion) b& Q0 i8 l/ J: f8 K. b6 o' I
    Americal Infantry Division
+ r& Z; K1 i' \+ i. U    5th USMC Tank Battalion/ ]  U. U5 d8 Y; e- p, T
    608th Coast AA Regiment
' y# u2 Q, n) v! v' }- ]    Tenth US Army
' p. p3 p0 r! Z' M' }    544th Field Artillery Battalion
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    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade! F: a8 b$ {) f* |, t5 A
    48th Naval Guard Unit& e8 F& `6 g9 l& p0 T
    62nd Naval Guard Unit
6 i, f) E$ [. C    11th RF Gun Battalion0 t' n  d7 F7 R* e5 e9 l; H8 X0 ]# A
    14th JAAF AF Coy
# J; S1 p" F- c1 r$ [: S    35th JNAF AF Unit 8 @8 a+ e' S+ Y
    39th Field AA Battalion
! g" z& i; J; z    3rd Fleet /2
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) y. P  h7 s8 o3 q8 K" N' Q. m同日盟军在莫港登陆
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Attacking force 15435 troops, 128 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 614  |  @+ S& @' A# Z( J/ p+ q
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Defending force 61916 troops, 1105 guns, 1257 vehicles, Assault Value = 2065
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      72 casualties reported
6 l$ C' g: ^6 s1 V* l! G         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled+ q# V7 l6 E+ n1 u, f8 J
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" N! T+ l' M( `7 z# ]4 z         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled& `& y" u/ F  H) R
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% N' x5 ~( y3 B3 F5 C: f6 H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
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, t/ q; H* h. D& x, I, P* d& b    67th Naval Guard Unit4 p9 n( V8 y6 B2 d# q9 X! ^5 E
    41st Naval Guard Unit
) O9 ~: y8 P: u% i5 l/ g& t    47th/B Division+ M# S6 {+ \$ u" c4 o7 |$ q, |
    47th/A Division
; `. Q3 B" ^8 U8 {9 V9 l    47th/C Division
0 U" v+ ^% P& H4 D) W; c    42nd JNAF AF Unit
5 D& F& h2 W  |    23rd AA Regiment
* E$ x7 q: g. U) l8 Z& ?) J! K    44th Fld AA Bn /1+ P1 s( ~+ b8 C6 v9 `
    30th JNAF AF Unit 9 ^; \, v# O! a) U% \  B- C
    16th AA Regiment
9 [6 q& P; l( Y% y3 ~0 R8 w    144th JAAF AF Bn /1
1 P* I7 m5 x" ~    1st Air Defense AA Battalion
7 a& b" v* p; K5 U3 d& P6 x    31st Field AA Battalion, M4 L8 S# @' U- H% K* q7 f
    37th JNAF AF Unit
! r! g" n4 {# R+ f% t2 F' a0 t    40th Field AA Battalion
+ e  ^4 }4 F2 ]. B7 |    25th Air Defense AA Rgt /2$ f2 _; k/ ?2 n
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Defending units:8 v/ F" ]. {& F2 k+ d$ T2 ]
    32nd Infantry Div /1
7 Q* [. `" Z9 o, X5 e* n    9th Australian Div /14 j" ?& ^7 h# Y. p0 W# o
    6th Australian Div /1, w2 |: s; O6 J' [$ P# X
    3rd NZ Bde /11 ]% ]4 ^( A. b1 K/ v( l
    2nd Australian Division. K& d9 m9 g1 {+ _7 I4 l
    12th NZ Bde /10 B  q+ F# D  @9 C+ O- R
    694th Field Artillery Battalion: B- D! t; v9 h
    IX Corps Artillery 8 I9 f, b" h) |8 a5 J- ^, N5 T0 ?3 a5 q
    223rd Field Artillery Battalion
% f. X% X2 A% |) S/ I1 U. r4 v# r    293 Wing /1
" V" n* K$ |  m2 T    2/1st Heavy AA Regiment
4 T* {( [3 L* K" w3 n- O    10 RAAF Av Rgt /1
; w% |) v+ ^3 V    70/100th Coast AA Regiment
: z8 x: W3 D# D+ M9 C1 Z( r- k    167 Wing /1) L7 @$ b; G9 e+ k9 G3 V
    2/2nd Heavy AA Regiment
: T1 B# \1 H$ q2 `; n    22nd USN Naval Construction Regiment: o! d- d0 }" e/ J1 o$ Q, W
    81st RAAF Wing /1) o0 Y' t" _) B' e! m1 R
    71st RAAF Wing /1+ V/ W( ]9 z- a/ R0 C
    Seventh USAAF EAB /6
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
米龙湾就一个混成旅团。。。44年日军还缺人肉么~~
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红叶天皇不妨透露下44年的日军南方军的实力,我估计3万以上的战力还是有的。
皇国ノ兴废、コノ一战ニ在リ。各员一层奋励努力セヨ
PM600+战力,不知南方军堆了多少人肉在布纳-莱城-韦瓦克一线
要知道人肉越多补给需求量就越大,制空制海权在盟军一边,一线基地堆多了不划算,放些兵力延缓盟军步伐就成,打下一地再打另一地总得花些时间准备吧红叶桑你说是不?
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" H+ @; q: w  V# [+ y. ~AE里面45年1月有日本30多个竹枪师团增援吗?有的话日军也会多1W5战力的新人肉2 ^4 g5 v$ J6 J4 x
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不过我玩WITP,补给充足,支援充足,枪炮车辆人力都充足5 H; |/ f0 p8 H9 V+ T4 ]

* i; o: X# m0 I结果直到46年才完全补满这几十个新师团。。。
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 17, 459 Y& |  l3 U# Q% Y9 K+ c) j
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盟军对莫港发动了饱和炮击,日军防御基本崩盘。( A0 T- N' [. {. [& |; ^0 q# x; ~5 p" R

2 T; d' {; G  J: u; Z- V- M同日大队日舰出现在南鸟岛外海,看来又要发生第三次南鸟岛攻防战了
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! o3 L& M% t* g0 g( J: PNight Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130
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Allied Ships
. N1 I2 D% Y+ ]7 _# {      CA Chicago II
; X5 |* i) J8 |$ G5 O: @      CA Canberra II, g7 `, M" F5 R! Y
      CA Exeter+ C! k) @7 m* \1 m( y
      CA Suffolk
, [& e9 a* O7 a. V& C0 G" t8 {) C0 q      CA London
: h- H, u3 ^  W! d& w0 l6 D      CA Shropshire
' T3 P- q& P$ v8 {9 {1 Z/ O      CA Boston
6 w: g1 `) w$ k! ?! Z; w% a9 ?$ V      CA Baltimore
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0 k9 R! c4 G1 M$ G2 oJapanese ground losses:; I+ e7 M. F/ R& ~$ S
      19 casualties reported! b; B: o2 D# R# U* `$ t: s( h
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; g4 l- Q. N" Q         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled
6 V8 c+ H  Q6 f. p/ G% a6 `; w/ ]8 N3 {         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled4 f! H8 {; b. S& ^. |# v
      Guns lost 18 (1 destroyed, 17 disabled)
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Airbase hits 46 R8 a- L6 Y2 y3 ^6 z
Airbase supply hits 1
! r/ a$ U% e  H6 tRunway hits 154 P, M0 e6 k5 b  A% q, Y- P- [
Port hits 4, _$ Q( Z( c3 R! b6 U" O

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Night Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130
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Allied Ships, P4 t, \: Y* X: H! Q% Z$ ^7 X5 A
      BB Richelieu$ z: V7 |! z1 h1 q5 Y
      BB King George V0 H) q( Z7 ?( I3 D
      BB Howe+ ^+ d) C; ]  I
      BB Prince of Wales
, t2 D; `1 s4 \% m, k; K8 A0 C# _      BB Alabama
9 c( h' d2 s8 d5 W: C5 F) j      BB Massachusetts
; a5 i5 }) |! m3 a* y2 `. D& l      BB Indiana
& N  `7 d1 o+ i: D7 z      BB South Dakota
( R' @9 |. w  f- @      BB Washington3 X* Y4 s8 h6 U  v7 L" R( `; A
      BB North Carolina
; X* P$ ~" c4 k' e& @( f# h# E      BC Renown! S  W3 y/ \9 q% s( Y, E
      BC Repulse
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Japanese ground losses:
+ g5 j! c0 m4 O3 C9 N1 x. w6 ]      239 casualties reported! a/ I6 V$ N' n
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled8 L# C+ d/ C3 z% e7 H% ~
         Non Combat: 28 destroyed, 24 disabled" q6 n/ W; c# m% p0 O( D& A
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled+ ^  A5 S9 \) F
      Guns lost 29 (13 destroyed, 16 disabled)
# J/ A; w# y# p+ ^: f5 c1 m3 O+ K% H      Vehicles lost 16 (6 destroyed, 10 disabled)- G1 s/ C5 [- I' \

! Q# X* q! I8 u; e* i7 W" ]Airbase hits 12, d, t9 r- `3 b  X. x4 B6 C
Airbase supply hits 2
2 q6 j, F6 A& G- \3 }; l, LRunway hits 33" b4 t: {3 s# {# T9 E# }" V+ M
Port hits 6
7 h& q; @" H# b4 APort supply hits 2& s1 M. y  t2 D7 z# {" j$ b$ M8 L
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Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130
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      BB Queen Elizabeth
* S* S/ W" e! j      BB Valiant
. W$ s  b& I/ H2 y) Y. K, {/ d4 k" P      BB Mississippi) o1 P" i- O0 ]8 q7 ?" K
      BB New Mexico0 y; ~) A' F# o4 y
      BB Idaho
( n  [+ p; ]$ Q9 ~      BB West Virginia4 {: `0 b  x4 y6 k4 P
      BB Colorado
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* O$ e  D' e0 m( F$ b* qJapanese ground losses:
; Z& L$ l/ Q3 }# U: [      171 casualties reported' {1 }7 v2 E0 P; Z2 F
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled3 ]5 i/ |$ m, X  K; Q% g
         Non Combat: 14 destroyed, 32 disabled$ Z& f. ?$ {1 C; h
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled+ @# \. ~7 ^, t, w4 O% p8 S0 @  `
      Guns lost 21 (9 destroyed, 12 disabled)
7 ]1 P/ l( M3 z' ?      Vehicles lost 16 (6 destroyed, 10 disabled)+ n/ U+ b, |9 H1 y

+ M, i6 }6 T% ?% Y+ X* tAirbase hits 9
, ^  }3 }* _6 b8 F! xAirbase supply hits 1  H, A% T" M  T$ ?9 H
Runway hits 23
3 y: v6 W$ M& ]Port hits 5
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Ground combat at Milne Bay (101,133)9 S. x% ]9 H* I

* H. e4 |4 |# x8 F* @7 i; pAllied Deliberate attack$ f% P) ]0 N9 J" S7 V2 @
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Attacking force 22301 troops, 391 guns, 563 vehicles, Assault Value = 872
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& [" e( @" `" w4 f+ M* zDefending force 8841 troops, 114 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 205# R3 o1 ~2 O  |: b# w

4 U6 H( d% ]% t7 N- CAllied engineers reduce fortifications to 5. y& Q& d  D" c5 c6 j

* k& x! U# F1 j- {( I# R! gAllied adjusted assault: 246 3 o  F  P6 d/ ?

, P  r9 t) i! o) V7 Q( bJapanese adjusted defense: 603
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8 A( F% C$ N( B/ D) ^- _Allied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 5)
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Combat modifiers6 D' p, P% s0 b$ r( n
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)
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2 Y  l3 O# r( P8 l: A& z& \1 Q      729 casualties reported+ |1 [6 l, U2 ]4 c
         Squads: 16 destroyed, 132 disabled
, |3 c$ K: J9 e* c) A         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 17 disabled" k. e1 U. d/ R/ G+ W7 U0 V9 \
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 3 disabled  q3 T8 B& x4 C3 n9 b
      Guns lost 27 (7 destroyed, 20 disabled)9 ^. y, @% |3 ?# b( G. [$ a  W
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Allied ground losses:/ G- c1 n4 k" y5 T. G3 _
      168 casualties reported
6 g8 q' ?; ^# w( @; z         Squads: 3 destroyed, 24 disabled
* P1 n: z) G6 O" u+ f2 k9 T  R         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled/ i( P4 A  q7 G9 ^. }  R- ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
; I; B% ]3 c2 _$ q$ r, B      Vehicles lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)
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Assaulting units:4 p- z$ [; u7 w4 q) `! P, W
    Americal Infantry Division: }4 V, Q* g0 w3 Y
    3rd Marine Division; v: Q6 ?+ E! m2 l) x7 D2 |$ B+ f
    766th Tank Battalion* n, b  U* B, C6 I6 _( N
    5th USMC Tank Battalion# J6 M) T1 |! o9 W, k, u2 u7 T
    Tenth US Army
6 K  W8 o$ i5 E- B! P! M8 n6 q! n    608th Coast AA Regiment
# o. n$ o; u# X    544th Field Artillery Battalion
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    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade3 x: q5 r9 N" R4 I' Z
    48th Naval Guard Unit% \0 q0 r2 H. }5 s
    62nd Naval Guard Unit
3 C( o# Y8 y, j; N0 x    14th JAAF AF Coy 7 c8 S' R4 `6 Y( `& @
    11th RF Gun Battalion, q3 s, W+ k3 ~* N0 [
    39th Field AA Battalion
3 Q: K- e$ h3 ]0 L9 ^9 h0 ?    35th JNAF AF Unit
0 O8 Y3 `% B; t- x0 @    3rd Fleet /2
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Ground combat at Port Moresby (98,130)
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Allied Deliberate attack+ X  P4 o" k9 u0 o' ~
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Attacking force 54104 troops, 929 guns, 956 vehicles, Assault Value = 2071' W, h, d3 B. N$ k2 O

# T' `% P7 x+ k4 x: }Defending force 18635 troops, 261 guns, 48 vehicles, Assault Value = 594: ]; S: o, q2 p) G) i% A
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Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 8
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Allied adjusted assault: 5337
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# n0 M) H/ L! U( Y& V3 p* TJapanese adjusted defense: 685 4 S$ H$ ?: j8 k& u5 [. e. r4 L9 j2 h; U

% A7 B5 T$ }& ^1 v# s  |$ yAllied assault odds: 7 to 1 (fort level 8) ! p+ k0 g. h' h1 K+ \8 s( U1 o* F- Z
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Allied Assault reduces fortifications to 8
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Combat modifiers4 Q* x6 h( e; G. ?  ?4 g
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)% `1 y1 ~# U$ \/ q* {
Attacker: : O( ~+ Y1 @; T  ?& c
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Japanese ground losses:
; v/ t3 ^4 j+ o2 |% c      1905 casualties reported8 B$ C9 F' ~" J9 u2 [/ V
         Squads: 67 destroyed, 63 disabled. N; q% ]0 e6 B( E8 e
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 20 disabled
; d$ @: x$ ~0 [! c6 H8 ?$ z         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
# U0 b3 i! a# T  q0 w  d      Guns lost 58 (21 destroyed, 37 disabled)
  z7 Z# [( B+ r- t5 l3 ]6 |7 I      Vehicles lost 4 (2 destroyed, 2 disabled)
! ~. e9 Z( R: s- T: @/ z5 `9 a- M      Units destroyed 1% f0 u, n6 O$ O+ `# i
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Allied ground losses:/ [7 a" U& `2 f( Q( G8 m* }
      921 casualties reported* v4 G: f2 s: [4 a
         Squads: 11 destroyed, 149 disabled% D& f  V% n! ]
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 17 disabled. D9 ]- `1 |; g  ~+ B- x5 P; ?
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled
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$ J  [& H; K& ]' m  \' {    6th Australian Division
8 j* |+ S# Q  J+ [    2nd Australian Division7 P8 K) A+ k3 u, s1 T! n% p4 M
    12th NZ Brigade) `" W1 O: G: O# O# Y) U" Q* G4 X
    3rd NZ Brigade
( X. g$ ?6 c: M& a    32nd Infantry Division
) ]& ]3 A2 j# S8 }, v5 ^    9th Australian Division
. \# ?8 B) P$ g4 q7 O, C1 L    694th Field Artillery Battalion$ l* K5 M$ Q2 r& j2 q1 V2 O$ z  k& S
    2/2nd Heavy AA Regiment; {; D" p0 l3 r8 J4 r! l
    70/100th Coast AA Regiment
$ z- X" o3 W& c% t& n5 y" f    71st RAAF Wing : v- M2 \7 A  b, J5 ]9 y
    10 RAAF Av Rgt , V; ~9 X' R$ U* o, K% T
    22nd USN Naval Construction Regiment7 U. t$ s; U! X9 c; `3 S9 @
    Seventh USAAF Engineer Aviation Battalion* ^' q0 u( H  `
    223rd Field Artillery Battalion6 m! U- _3 Q0 Q) ]# S
    2/1st Heavy AA Regiment
1 n+ }7 i; A* z. e- h    IX Corps Artillery
8 ^# K8 w6 P$ r* Q# }# O9 X    167 Wing
; Y' T, D+ h# E# S) Y1 v! D    II Australian Corps) D: l# U) B! }# @! a% {. `( x
    81st RAAF Wing ( A8 h1 `  C& ?  g+ s3 m$ N
    293 Wing 8 Y* N/ H! Q4 L& m

) a0 _5 v$ @: }% |2 D6 i- @Defending units:
/ t8 X( r% Z) }: `& v    41st Naval Guard Unit% ?: Y& |' \7 l5 D
    47th Division
6 E6 ^6 }/ ~/ F    67th Naval Guard Unit+ k* E$ Z4 _: L: q9 f
    16th AA Regiment
# }: F* f+ J0 v# v5 O    23rd AA Regiment; v1 B: W6 K9 T" ^0 X5 A8 K
    42nd JNAF AF Unit
' ^. M9 f8 o, @% i    1st Air Defense AA Battalion
7 V5 n# `2 e8 O% e; P    37th JNAF AF Unit
! T- \2 n/ w/ j4 b# h9 |    30th JNAF AF Unit ! f: x* K* \2 l% `
    31st Field AA Battalion' C' \1 s3 T/ F- H
    40th Field AA Battalion! P1 d1 @8 s4 p; m
    44th Fld AA Bn /1
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AE里面45年1月有日本30多个竹枪师团增援吗?有的话日军也会多1W5战力的新人肉
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# x5 S4 O- b% [" c; V% G不过我玩WITP,补给充足,支援充足,枪炮车辆人力都充足
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+ O' a. Y+ F. L7 q) c结果直到46年才完全补满这几十个新师团。。。# I1 H: z" m" W/ B0 g# {
sanada 发表于 2013-11-9 08:25
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) p2 w0 ~1 j* \) l新师团一开始只能当治安部队使用哎,都是纸面战力,补充满了也远不是盟军对手
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
在连续3轮强大的舰队炮击之下,日军在莫港的防御火力显得是如此的微不足道,即便是谨慎攻击,盟军都能调整出5000+的攻击值
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
米尔恩湾从地理看 ,比莫港还重要些,主要是游戏里没现实中对城市规模那么大的依赖性,部队完全不需要城市提供的种种吃喝拉撒睡便利条件。
: w& Q. ^: ?) w/ H# B& P1 t: N看得出来,天蝗在这一线投入的兵力并不多,似乎没有在南太坚决抵抗的意图,据此推断,可能更希望依托内防御圈岛屿链进行防御作战,毕竟很多是环礁地形,或处于盟军陆基不易压制的距离上。
$ o/ d* v6 c- {% ^- E0 D* a9 b不过我觉得,还是可以适当增加前线兵力投入,以便迫使盟军每次攻击必须投入更多部队,从而达到争取时间的目的,至于补给,则不用考虑太多,既然是不打算坚守太久的地方,补给多少就不那么重要了。
米尔恩湾从地理看 ,比莫港还重要些,主要是游戏里没现实中对城市规模那么大的依赖性,部队完全不需要城市提供的种种吃喝拉撒睡便利条件。
$ L& y9 `8 G: J* W: V看得出来,天蝗在这一线投入的兵力并不多,似乎没有在南太坚决抵抗的意图, ...
# t$ P8 k- d5 G4 f/ A4 x2 ~' Jwangqifeng 发表于 2013-11-9 13:35
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这回不是没防御的意图,是让27钻了空子
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9 W  o4 R  d. q" r% s3 q我以为27在45年不会走这条最漫长的路线了,这边的兵力只留了基本的卫戍部队,等发觉27的攻击意图时已经来不及增援部队上去了
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
前些天,我和27讨论过,都认为澳东北(含新几内亚)是整个游戏的咽喉地带。因此,27先拿下此地区是可以意料到的。
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