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死拼的盟军不可能让日军占到压倒性优势。初期这点家当集中起来不是盖的
8 D( e- Y3 u& U/ F! w4 c- fgodkiller 发表于 2014-10-9 08:34

4 {1 Z; _$ ^5 ^! ]! m2 T如果cv前期对决，58能大破kb，那可以拦住日军的步伐，7 R+ s5 L; L% l
如果58喂鱼，那就是日军满地图撒欢到44年的局面了。。。。

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话说 日本轻母编队的飞机也太少了点 都没满载吗
3 {, e7 a- ]9 ]9 ~& E8 J塔萨法隆加 发表于 2014-10-9 10:47

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估计是菜花没有扩编，太急着去拦截58了对mini也有点太自信了。0 ^7 V) L5 ?, u0 G" u9 W
前期021产量和库存吃紧也是部分原因。。。

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+ p" S) W3 H! k% g$ OAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 20, 41, P; a) ~- f: ]/ _1 |9 c. s2 M
菲律宾的pt和香港回撤的mtb 居然打出了战果，意外的收获啊。。
' r" k; r, F5 m6 h  U1 N" u这个编队当天还遇到一个更大的机会，却白白放过了，看来前线指挥官见好就收了。
3 d7 @2 ]) _. R1 M  c+ n克拉克机场又遭炸平，，基本已经没啥大用了，( x1 B7 @* k; F8 R$ D: s
再加上战斗机库存少，且飞行队大多不能改属，菲律宾也快进入挖洞躲炸弹的阶段了。& o. o& }: _9 Q# b3 o  ?
乘着日军在南洋调整策略的绝佳机会，马来和菲律宾的dd编队，继续突击日军机场。7 g  G* _- l+ {* @- h# f$ t& O
话说相比中文版，dd炮击的威力下降了不少啊。。。。( E2 J. x5 z* D! F. g5 f7 i" e+ ^
83军也成了国军第一个回炉的部队。。。
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) A2 N2 L/ f/ L7 KNight Time Surface Combat, near Laoag at 81,72, Range 1,000 Yards : j) P7 [: L1 p# L$ v. c2 Q
Japanese Ships  ~, W' X4 q  L3 L: |4 q
      PB Kyo Maru #2% T- L+ p4 J8 |' W* e2 |+ ^
      PB Shonan Maru #1, Shell hits 14,  on fire
( l3 z$ A# ~  h5 P      xAK Malta Maru, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk
% h  l9 k' c( q8 K      xAK Ryuzin Maru, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage' m$ r3 f4 r, D
      xAK Reiyo Maru
5 A# E( @" D6 c; ^: {; x2 _      xAKL Gyoun Maru, Shell hits 4
5 v% P% D8 T; u  NAllied Ships- C' a- Z3 `& Z. \0 r! G
      PT-310 B' [/ i  h5 n5 ~5 d- A
      PT-32- t% L  u, c) h  e. ?" U% m( ]! w
      PT-33; p) V+ t# o* u$ v, {; I7 h
      PT-35
2 f6 P  `" }% ~& |3 f8 ]      PT-416 |1 B4 M: _0 f+ p( `$ J
      PT Q-111
  `' i1 N5 a; c2 \# a; G! _7 j; \! L- K8 L      PT Q-112
" U0 `. E0 _- C# v6 u4 u2 j7 G      MTB 74 L# Z3 S! Q& O& K9 S( Q
      MTB 82 u/ F$ a+ [. \1 E4 i  H3 s) g/ n
      MTB 9# {8 f+ ]% ^. A7 A$ O3 z
      MTB 10. `0 s! j8 Q- N* b4 a  q$ j9 E$ _
      MTB 11
, g8 K3 w0 w$ R" c& z      MTB 12
8 T1 n' j* G5 [, @: q5 l' q# B! }- _      MTB 26
. b' g6 F6 T3 s! a/ X2 L      MTB 27
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( x2 w# n0 O: QNight Time Surface Combat, near Kota Bharu at 51,75, Range 5,000 Yards
1 i7 w6 {* @1 a, KJapanese Ships
& E3 `& p7 q& X7 U( a& q      CL Kashii, Shell hits 1% G6 q6 o- L- h5 q7 H+ K$ m* Q8 ^
      CL Isuzu! `/ `: G' O+ W# e5 f, \$ C5 ~
      DD Maikaze" ]3 M& J+ Z( ]8 R, ?$ l' j
      DD Nowaki, Shell hits 5 ; _  s  N0 \  m) s
Allied Ships3 a# D: k* w1 u
      DD Bulmer
0 z$ @, f5 k- K% N1 |& j5 a3 d* v* u; W      DD Paul Jones
8 o: U5 Y/ y8 \2 l      DD Peary
" Z+ A: ?. R  q      DD Pillsbury
) k7 Y% B, ?; H/ l$ _      DD Stewart, Shell hits 1,  on fire
7 Z  W6 ^+ \4 x--------------------------------------------------------------------------------" {% A4 R! h& ^: U, `1 u; C0 M+ h0 g
Day Time Surface Combat, near Laoag at 81,72, Range 18,000 Yards - z/ Y; Q7 f! E0 C$ w# y6 U$ i5 O
Japanese Ships, v- l) z& r+ S, n1 e; X. o1 V3 C
      PB Chitose Maru7 M  _. u* W$ W! m. H& ^, g" Z2 y
      xAK Yamagiri Maru& {, l6 l( N) I3 b& i% I
      xAK Yamahagi Maru
' c# ?8 Z# e; A! Y      xAK Tonan Maru
+ O) k: X" F) @2 y6 q      xAK Mikage Maru
: W$ w8 X- _. H8 P0 U5 d      xAK Kikukawa Maru1 u; q0 K* n+ \% v6 i
      xAK Senko Maru$ n1 w+ a; G" H3 S& Z
      xAK Ishikari Maru
% y7 N1 C2 F" E( w      xAK Hankow Maru
( {& i- e* A# R, m; G5 Q. k3 z      xAK Amagi Maru
; j8 x  V- X, V& _0 x& i9 F      xAK Akagane Maru$ A$ l1 \- c1 B  l9 k8 a7 p
      xAK Taiko Maru; T, Q! {9 V1 {' |& m/ d+ O- T3 z: P
      xAK Kinkai Maru
; @% \) v' z/ [- i      xAK Ume Maru
, N: J; h! s! \( ~) j      xAK Anzan Maru; A; _: t: v3 w- r
      xAK Yoneyama Maru) h: \+ C4 C+ a+ P! n1 y' l- h
      xAK Kokuryu Maru0 R! u1 x1 j3 G% F3 f
      xAK Azuchi Maru
  y% K1 k- r" F      xAK Banshu Maru6 Q+ r- L6 W. t4 W
      xAK Bingo Maru
6 q$ U2 h% V/ F4 l4 D6 L9 B! m" e% Q* ^      xAK Shikano Maru
1 t7 x2 ?- c+ g' s0 }      xAK Toyu Maru
; N8 e" }$ ?0 G      xAKL Unyo Maru7 F8 ]4 @% m& s- a
      xAKL Zuiho Maru& ~5 E" K3 L1 X0 B0 M4 K
      xAKL Kensho Maru. V2 i. [! y2 l3 h% C: N
      xAKL Shinrei Maru- @9 e0 E8 m0 [6 |) W. N
      xAK Oyashima Maru" K0 y; e6 j. B5 V, E, }
      xAKL Tokuwa Maru
: m0 |! ^6 o& |: u7 l" }      xAK Hirota Maru4 U" B  w& k* U* L/ y5 ]
      xAKL Bunzan Maru# @0 _" ~/ ^3 D7 d; \
      PB Yamahagi Maru #3
, a$ ^0 D: y# S6 |$ P. j3 U* x3 ^      PB Kinsyo Maru #4. z; i5 ^3 i; ]  F8 j
      PB Tonon Maru
9 U- H) d. O/ c' d0 g* l. y      PB Mikitade Maru 3 m7 m" R" e) U' U" N/ {8 m7 q9 @
Allied Ships
7 A; [/ H( d" ]4 L& q, E1 n      PT-31) M, J. Y  T3 t2 U7 i5 ?
      PT-32( v* P: s) F' f
      PT-33. ~0 t8 B, O$ c- F4 X+ t; x- h. S
      PT-35! `9 `+ ^8 p9 i  O# Q
      PT-41. \$ J$ r; j+ [" [# a; w
      PT Q-111
/ S, m  e! @9 F( z' c      PT Q-1122 s0 Y: D+ v% R, v& g: X8 f* a
      MTB 7
3 y; s1 ~* d( [8 x+ c8 V% \, F      MTB 8
# N) ?5 d. B( t      MTB 9
+ D/ ]  P2 O+ u) v! m$ j& S, f      MTB 10
( _- R+ t& h4 x6 m$ o3 n      MTB 11
4 ?- Z9 R% P$ N9 @9 Q      MTB 12
/ U% N( i5 q% |9 t& e) [: l      MTB 26! b3 P- M, N5 W" A; E/ v. M0 [
      MTB 27
# l. x$ E( u4 T" B, w% FMaximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions: 28,000 yards/ S$ Y  ~9 p( h+ ]- h* I& j
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 18,000 yards
! |) w; L1 h" Y, p3 `Japanese TF attempts to evade combat4 \  R2 M' L1 a/ t* O
Range increases to 18,000 yards...% a! l' x2 [% M/ w0 U, U
Japanese Transport TF evades combat # D) T+ l2 m! S) X" o! c- B4 F1 \4 Q
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  U4 ^5 G% U; XMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  7 J7 G6 S: z! @. N
Weather in hex: Severe storms
+ ?. w3 X. L: qRaid detected at 47 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
5 i' N( e% C) K7 M; O) NEstimated time to target is 15 minutes
  N3 k+ }9 Z) R" l5 D& [  hJapanese aircraft
( M8 }" @4 A3 U# R      A6M2 Zero x 19 $ h- f8 s  S- w0 t# q+ P) m
No Japanese losses
1 Z: ^4 ~9 e# YAircraft Attacking:; |& J" ?$ V' z4 I" J$ i
      19 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet 2 N4 h! e; j# K! S) }
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  & l' K8 r$ }" C5 _9 L
Weather in hex: Severe storms
$ A4 ^1 @9 C- `6 \# eRaid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.) v# T6 @" ]/ D; T, m  y
Estimated time to target is 27 minutes 8 z1 M4 Y$ [& {5 b% x# X, R
Japanese aircraft
7 q" d: w. L8 j; P# E. }      G3M2 Nell x 32' S. B6 e" Y0 c; o5 E
      G4M1 Betty x 34 , t% Q- d2 s* U4 e, ~
Allied aircraft
* [' h* m: p% r! S" t      no flights
/ F9 z3 G4 C0 J8 K% b- sJapanese aircraft losses
. [1 S) f* S* }$ K5 L% \      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged6 p$ p! `" o! E' N) J6 G3 o, I3 p, K
      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged   `+ {5 z3 S) i6 A9 q
Allied aircraft losses
$ A" C" ^4 d; n5 Y; f      P-40E Warhawk: 9 damaged9 x4 Z. z/ |4 k! n$ H3 W/ u
      O-47A: 3 damaged
3 v5 ]8 g. `2 A8 u$ Y9 ]& F4 e      PBY-4 Catalina: 19 damaged
* v- O7 M3 r9 _      PBY-4 Catalina: 2 destroyed on ground
# ]% Z, ]8 {9 R      P-35A: 1 destroyed on ground
1 F' M  m# \% p' F4 P* Z$ v      B-10B: 3 damaged
, z+ |- s/ }/ _2 z9 L      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged
# i& Z2 c- W" y3 @      B-17D Fortress: 1 destroyed on ground1 d$ L; E) G: J# |/ R  ]; s1 F% X0 R
      SOC-1 Seagull: 1 damaged
$ m' c; e2 _7 ]      P-40B Warhawk: 1 damaged
! `$ j" e+ U$ i- x3 L% ZAllied ground losses:2 W9 C; a0 S3 D6 w1 d
      19 casualties reported5 [3 p1 U  a. ^6 m, v
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" l: M" n3 Q* l7 x- p
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
: x, f8 A  w% a  t0 S& S( H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled $ Y  k" y! @' R5 d6 S
Airbase hits 36
! E% a  D  x4 w) T( q# @# |Airbase supply hits 3$ o+ G; v0 ^# W* Q  b2 ~
Runway hits 662 h( h7 U1 w9 Z$ G: h4 v
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# ?$ _" C6 a) F0 LMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  % ]3 v. M9 X4 U$ w! S- u7 q; t
Weather in hex: Severe storms 1 C. W# b0 i9 L2 G, y  R- M
Raid detected at 78 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.# S  F9 E; ?0 t9 o3 e! x
Estimated time to target is 27 minutes
) m; i# p  M$ T( o" K+ h: cJapanese aircraft8 `3 q/ t( [5 `! u# |
      G4M1 Betty x 26 0 j" D& t3 e4 o; x5 S, g) [" e
Allied aircraft
" R- ]; G1 i7 o0 T5 ]      no flights
0 S+ q* {& L+ ^2 J) PJapanese aircraft losses7 j. t* m" I8 I% a$ f: d8 y3 Q! n& ^5 d
      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged 8 q  W7 L- d9 H8 l) u7 i% |
Allied aircraft losses
. Z) Z7 m. o* |& _; M4 F* a* ]      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged
1 r7 _0 x2 \. t! _2 z7 t9 ^      P-40E Warhawk: 3 damaged
9 M  I+ Z7 b; G9 D! T      Beech 18-S: 1 damaged: }6 c/ Z5 u& |8 ]
      PBY-4 Catalina: 3 damaged
% I8 P( o+ G; y, y9 o      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground) d4 g3 O" Z; j4 M/ p) O
      P-40B Warhawk: 2 damaged
% S$ N2 i+ W7 D. v      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed on ground: N  c. U) E& j* T% e& Y9 u
      B-10B: 1 destroyed on ground 5 b0 q, W) k4 \5 X6 r& n! h
Airbase hits 11' `4 {; J" X& L) }; j$ i/ ]
Airbase supply hits 1+ D# ]0 h9 d( @2 Q5 Y8 n
Runway hits 23
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1 }! l3 V' i1 \) {. e+ ~Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  8 w2 X) ^- t: m! M/ p* c
Weather in hex: Severe storms
7 {4 j: _) y3 u% ORaid detected at 62 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.! d( U! U- u  [1 V+ b  p( z
Estimated time to target is 19 minutes
# U' Y9 e( s9 sJapanese aircraft
0 _& L$ E" U6 \      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 13
7 R6 I' |+ j( M1 u7 k/ Y# o      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 16 0 `) c0 N" F1 J; S6 W5 c
Allied aircraft
  [* e# R$ d/ N. M8 t/ c      no flights
0 u) z- P' n, \  W" b) |" [Japanese aircraft losses9 `# [* W- t6 J/ M
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 damaged
6 x* j2 z) |8 V+ V& f$ b3 d      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged 6 B: v8 f! |9 _- \
Allied aircraft losses( |1 V4 n/ d9 U% B6 k
      PBY-4 Catalina: 3 damaged3 |) ], o( n/ F) ?9 K
      O-47A: 1 destroyed on ground$ h! X. X- I3 h- ]* z6 ^5 ]
      B-17D Fortress: 1 damaged
; I8 {# @5 c& E8 k' \Airbase hits 2
' H- `3 t  l# }# IRunway hits 1- V6 }8 M" Z$ O" J' p! ]! Z
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
, }8 f1 s5 T1 |+ _  W! F, p% QWeather in hex: Severe storms
6 B- U. e3 V+ c  \/ qRaid detected at 13 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.) A2 q% R! j, h$ w' V8 N1 b
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
- k8 k/ p" A$ V$ y6 v  k8 h: wJapanese aircraft
( I: W2 n5 Y) m: w  ?      A6M2 Zero x 35 1 D* m5 \7 v" z* u
No Japanese losses
' S! R7 q( D+ N( ]8 UAircraft Attacking:- G' q1 z! h$ F) _; @3 Q
      35 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Ground combat at 92,38 (near Chengting) 4 f" }, S; `6 _4 X( c# {+ _
Japanese Shock attack 7 `/ k# j  N1 C! P" y1 J
Attacking force 20816 troops, 154 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 709 6 G9 J9 a- {  |/ f( f4 n
Defending force 411 troops, 1 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1
+ {) W# }" X6 X2 OJapanese adjusted assault: 1056  
% }: Z% Y  _6 wAllied adjusted defense: 1  % ]' A* m# U; ]2 h) \
Japanese assault odds: 1056 to 1  : d% T; O  W" e* d% b' d
Combat modifiers- V5 u) D9 b, v: S
Defender: terrain(+)
3 m2 R" j( z4 s- T( {. ?Attacker: shock(+)
8 W3 l7 O( x; p8 uAllied ground losses:8 G- M4 a: G' `5 v* _  E. x0 d1 J
      468 casualties reported
. ~( Q; v) s4 j1 T* a; [         Squads: 19 destroyed, 0 disabled0 N2 v2 J2 u# o0 l: z5 Q
         Non Combat: 32 destroyed, 0 disabled1 B# x; U) s4 @/ ^3 y1 k
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled6 T. C9 A, F: K6 i& {, \4 m  w
      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
7 I: d! b+ S, G' j- q      Units destroyed 1
, d; b+ t, |  h& w1 t6 LAssaulting units:0 M8 o* V1 R: M0 d
    7th Ind.Mixed Brigade
1 o/ N% a; n1 D1 o" X# o4 Y; l    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade
8 u% N: ?' Q; Y0 i# @    12th Indpt Infantry Regiment
: @' m, b( T7 E8 K+ ?7 S9 l    11th Indpt Infantry Regiment
$ J8 f9 O5 r( S5 y+ ~    13th Indpt Infantry Regiment
7 F$ C: u, m% P/ y' b# |# E5 V    21st AA Regiment 8 I6 N" @6 ?; p; v! P4 z% r
Defending units:/ n, U1 c: O; O3 f9 r% K1 u, ~! j
    83rd Chinese Corps
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* @1 |8 R% t* Z) J0 f+ _Ground combat at 87,45 (near Chengchow) ; n0 B8 d  l" |. [' S
Japanese Shock attack 5 R. F6 G, j' c6 L+ A/ |6 D# z0 ~
Attacking force 330 troops, 0 guns, 50 vehicles, Assault Value = 168 4 Q4 o$ N# A' v) N7 ~
Defending force 1265 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 48
, C/ {* S( n2 ~3 IJapanese adjusted assault: 40  
$ e# s% N0 e$ _, h+ {& tAllied adjusted defense: 9  
6 T( r9 h/ \3 `4 kJapanese assault odds: 4 to 1  
8 \2 v# m% G8 g) t: w9 J% H/ dCombat modifiers; y& Z. Q: k, C: N4 \
Defender: op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-)% d% D+ S- l8 g* `6 Z4 Q, I
Attacker: shock(+)
* R' n. d0 {9 s0 G& n" _0 `2 SAllied ground losses:
2 ]1 R- j1 B9 z4 h2 ]$ k: Q6 [      286 casualties reported3 h4 v! ~) D/ V
         Squads: 11 destroyed, 5 disabled( S* z% k8 F& g+ q& @+ _
         Non Combat: 17 destroyed, 1 disabled( |( R8 u" `! Z* v' L
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% V8 ^. s. t  ^% [8 ]; E0 u      Units retreated 1 8 V6 I: Z% a; a8 n0 h: e1 D
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! + `1 J8 l0 ?! W, F
Assaulting units:% L$ m: k) |( g: q
    12th Tank Regiment+ t2 ~6 E" F/ z7 v) d3 \: C5 P
    3rd Tank Regiment
3 v; E; a. V7 H8 b7 Z) r6 d9 m    15th Tank Regiment
+ y" }4 Q5 u0 q+ fDefending units:
" n8 |4 M- |0 [! z    69th Chinese Corps

reninhat

如果没有把握，58怎么会去啃kb。

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如果没有把握，58怎么会去啃kb。
* ?2 V$ H5 X1 v1 _reninhat 发表于 2014-10-9 21:45

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以上述的数量对比来看，58不是太乐观，/ T, r& U# O8 h8 L* A
当然更具体的结果，估计就要靠测试和实战来给出了。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 21, 41; J5 O$ j  h; w( o: W( g0 m+ Y( y
58伴随舰 盐湖城被发现，虽然已经和58分离了。
: o( N0 J& i' w0 D& SDD继续炮击菲律宾沿岸的日军机场，也取得了一点成果。
- I4 m; e$ J" x- @/ F5 D& E1 T马来半岛上的日军4-5万人，居然选择了从哥打巴鲁沿着铁路线追赶撤退的英印部队
8 E  l# g7 |4 l) O这样估计新加坡能坚持到一月底呢。，个人感觉用装甲部队加轰炸沿马来半岛西侧公路进攻+ R* P9 s; M. w% f  [9 z5 k
再恰当的时候以空降兵威胁盟军退路，主力坐火车去新加坡城下 就可以了。
6 h. ?3 Q  `% T* R8 }不过这是菜花该操心的事情了，
, s2 G9 T9 r2 N( y6 I日军的35师团，冒进南阳，国军要不要突击下呢？& J: M8 k+ w7 G% X; `
上一档本人的35师团也是在南阳被突成残废，35师团出生的位置比其他部队近太多
$ d0 ?. m3 a8 Z0 O% F看着国军飞速转进，一没把持住 就容易冲上前去。。。# @, M3 h' s4 o+ i& W9 X# n0 |
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Sub attack near Soerabaja  at 56,103
1 p$ P+ O" B& I$ t; EJapanese Ships9 L9 S$ e# f6 |1 Z  f2 V
      SS I-166 - l4 f: e# x3 h7 C) l" o& J
Allied Ships/ y& c: B" ~" x8 |% ^
      DD Maury
6 J! B3 \) z; q  U+ z& G# F      CA Salt Lake City2 u" b  Z4 W& E6 U
      CL De Ruyter6 E7 m% R2 E% Y* r5 j, O- y& b
      DD Thanet$ J( L7 c( ^! B0 W
      DD Scout
) s# z- N6 J9 e' i      DD Balch
7 b" [; l7 ?: a% z2 C7 H      DD Porter
( P/ x) U# Q4 V  B% L7 c! _5 `-----------------------------------------
9 S; y$ [  d) W2 PNight Naval bombardment of Aparri at 82,73 " G6 ~& ?- T6 I- X0 G4 d& |0 `3 X+ f
Japanese aircraft1 ^) G& X+ ~, ]) \2 K
      no flights ! x: n& Z6 ^/ W
Japanese aircraft losses
% m" Q" u, a; @, ?, i" V, v. }      Ki-27b Nate: 12 damaged
( i5 J8 H5 u5 ?3 i. a- x      Ki-27b Nate: 2 destroyed on ground 5 [# M5 h" l; Y, U
Allied Ships6 W( w& g" }! D7 E2 k& A% l
      DD Piet Hein
1 E) t; c$ ~) A      DD Kortenaer
- |1 V0 f" U. R; b  W2 }      DD Witte de With! V* E; ~; ]$ E0 ^
      DD Van Nes; E+ k$ m+ ]$ {6 @
      DD Banckert
: s, o7 p! }) b( z: g  }Japanese ground losses:
/ L' E9 s4 B$ y9 M2 k- V      14 casualties reported
& o' b: ~3 t& x2 N" N0 `         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
1 G# Y/ @( u) U0 S+ p         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
2 M. k" ]0 F4 e! V% d( s         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' d; o* W/ O7 v# \$ y, @+ XAirbase hits 6& G" C$ W4 r* c/ n6 s4 f
Airbase supply hits 3! q/ X' U3 O, K: c
Runway hits 41- g+ z  Y0 |# |! o7 `
Port hits 21/ y7 c( @' L' ]! i, F. b
Port fuel hits 1
) x4 ~0 r/ l; s4 m; T0 l. G0 p# HPort supply hits 5* f, S+ O% N9 m0 }
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  2 k- R- w) E4 Z
Weather in hex: Heavy rain4 Y! @! m1 ~7 B6 z  y" ]3 N3 I& r
Raid detected at 27 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet., Z  D: k0 S; o1 q- l( R
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes ; m, v! s, v0 S) h0 `9 X3 m; ?
Japanese aircraft
' j  f" b3 P2 w% A  ~: h      A6M2 Zero x 32 ' b1 H) L" d& r$ w1 ~: V: Q9 `
No Japanese losses   u& ~3 J1 m9 {# N2 s% L6 g
Aircraft Attacking:5 J& L2 R( b" c9 y
      32 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet - p9 x9 ?% s9 T, D7 X4 Z" y
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  d9 |4 ~% G; {( m5 K$ oAfternoon Air attack on 8th Indian Brigade, at 50,77 , near Temuloh ( a2 e* R, k+ X, t
Weather in hex: Severe storms
: Y6 E3 l4 S7 c( z; QRaid spotted at 25 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.: X- s& ~% ?2 U* ]1 A8 V
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes
& m3 f3 K( k1 R  jJapanese aircraft
* n' D' ?3 d+ ^! q+ B      G3M2 Nell x 315 N, ?; a7 R0 |7 M8 Y
      G4M1 Betty x 9 1 ^8 X1 W! Z8 b7 Q  c& ~2 M
Japanese aircraft losses) s+ M) W* E& R8 M' Y4 H; T
      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged
) W% \( y+ k- M5 F: _, JAllied ground losses:
/ M  K: w: H5 L$ G) `; u$ M      17 casualties reported. p% u2 `) M6 Q7 j
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ g5 e  S) s0 U3 k4 Z/ a3 s
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled5 W0 o# n7 r- ~6 x, e9 N! Z8 W
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
/ Y; i5 F( G8 L: D% W6 |" N----------------------------------------------------------  y% u. A& o$ x' v( B! y. E
Sub attack near French Frigate Shoal敚n? at 170,100
2 _9 l0 J& [( |Japanese Ships+ |- E- ?& [; J, |7 U+ ~& S
      SS I-173 5 A: y7 M3 C  w- t$ k& o
Allied Ships
: V3 N$ e5 N9 e* T, b- r. h$ `" f      xAKL Regulus, Shell hits 30,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
; B5 g4 O# w" u7 k, H1 R% y2 c6 i1 oSS I-173 attacking on the surface
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" Y6 x' k7 I: S1 Z8 _. F4 WGround combat at Nanyang (85,45)
3 z/ U2 C3 Y3 ~( u$ iJapanese Bombardment attack ) h( z# z" ]/ D; v9 ?) B( q7 Z  z
Attacking force 11332 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 409
8 G: @6 _$ m* C! {4 TDefending force 32151 troops, 200 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1087 2 O' S; E) |- j
Japanese ground losses:
6 A, K0 v% O: C- Z% Y& ~      17 casualties reported
  ]8 j1 Z  b- `0 D! N# ]/ ]& T         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled- h' e. p: z8 s2 g. ^
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! @) R) d2 s) m; n. [5 v9 m% ~* L         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled   T- Z) `6 O0 o7 |$ x. A- O
Assaulting units:
3 s4 }. @9 h: x: a. u    35th Division ( s, J# R) `; l) V
Defending units:) [  A! J+ j5 C0 c$ _, X/ t
    48th Chinese Corps4 c7 c) g# Y& R. j: X
    40th Chinese Corps
) Z" m  _% Z' ?4 t( |    29th Chinese Corps
. ?! ?$ k1 Z( i3 ?; V2 Z& |    80th Chinese Corps
) o, _& r+ T: q6 @3 v+ S6 g    93rd Chinese Corps

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从马尼拉出发的大量ss几乎覆盖了半个南洋浅水区，但是战果么就。。。呵呵了。9 w6 |) ?6 b/ F( J& i
当天盟军炮击了米里的机场，摧毁了一些飞机。
( V% N( k0 z5 B; R+ ~1 z. X/ n日军的35师团实际上已经被断了后路，被包围在了南阳，而城市还被国军占着( s. `; E6 d$ U+ Y  E
如果日军被突击溃败的话，35师团可能投降啊。。但附近的日军装甲部队正赶来解围
9 x3 C  P( b6 T8 k8 y5 P' x2 E考虑到国军附近hq已经撤退，调整估计不会太理想，万一失败，; t* R$ f' T, _4 q$ x
将无法继续拖住日军攻击部队，国军选择了继续放弃南阳，转进！！！！！
! d( N: x, }- b2 G- B! r空城马尼拉也陷落了，东京玫瑰第三次播音。。。。。
7 N5 g) n& z, \8 M# U9 B一个泰国师，开始出现在缅甸境内，英印17师得另外2个旅从印度转运过来了) @$ D" T% W. b  r$ s! ?8 G4 \
18师也在赶往目的地，如果上岸，缅甸境内将有1500av左右，3 D1 S( D5 J/ L( S- I9 F5 v
接下来就看日军对缅甸有多大决心了
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ASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
( E8 y6 ~) @5 S  C7 N" }- [" zJapanese Ships: {+ A4 I% W6 |" S+ i- E' z4 d2 j; y
      SC CHa-10: Z# c% v( k$ p  [  s0 n4 R, c
      xAK Yamabiko Maru
: C6 K" H6 q: e# w( f2 ~4 w      PB Kozan Maru 1 l. U4 r* s# D+ ^/ b9 q1 K: l
Allied Ships4 a: V, U9 g/ [% W! T$ b  a8 Z
      SS KXIII
# A( S& Q  B1 c, [/ N& ?* W8 G------------------------------------------------------- N' k3 f2 q3 n4 X/ G
ASW attack near Rabaul  at 106,128 : b: W. H/ V5 M
Japanese Ships) n7 e4 f# S- M$ l& t- r% P" |' |
      SS I-170
7 A7 r% A3 t$ n2 p) F2 c& z8 @$ S; k. U; NAllied Ships
: f2 A- ^1 d& j' i      DD Fanning / g0 H  s8 P6 C% d$ X* y
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ASW attack near Saigon  at 61,74
- \+ ?% q" Z6 g6 J* H: N+ E% EJapanese Ships
* v' j4 {' ?+ G8 N9 Z      DD Usugumo
2 p# H/ I: }3 H" C: h$ ?- G& X9 }      xAK Naruto Maru' t0 d0 x3 Y1 p. I! ?
      xAK Nankai Maru
% Q9 ]. |2 ^7 b8 ?; e* \# n4 |# `      xAKL Yoshinogawa Maru
$ R/ ]* e: _2 w) _$ TAllied Ships
3 k- J" p2 {$ E. _) r      SS Porpoise 2 t$ g" S' h! }3 n0 Y
SS Porpoise launches 2 torpedoes at DD Usugumo
2 q6 r/ W, s+ ]' S% X  w( bPorpoise bottoming out ....
+ Q$ D% `1 |/ Z' z; T5 Q' Q8 vSub escapes detection
6 \2 _8 u, h8 w& D0 l5 G--------------------------------------------------------------------------------. }2 @+ i. Q- j
Sub attack near Rabaul  at 106,127
( p1 k5 Y4 x$ B, ~Japanese Ships
2 Z* v4 l! J; X' g      SS I-170
5 h5 |& F8 ]( x) Y! h/ b3 D7 YAllied Ships2 x# L, l1 e4 T5 K* F
      DD Benham
* k. Q6 l- D$ ~0 |3 U8 {) c- ?      DD Fanning
; O. H* g0 x8 f) V. F0 S--------------------------------------------------------( B; {6 h! T" o' L3 F
Night Naval bombardment of Miri at 64,87
6 B: ]7 W2 L( R& {Japanese aircraft
) E0 v1 E+ F0 Y) R" u      no flights * L. Q  K$ n% l" `
Japanese aircraft losses5 t9 b  o# g$ h) C
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 6 damaged
( G- z8 s' D) _) U7 C      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed on ground
  m( J7 F8 L2 C9 O; [      Ki-27b Nate: 1 damaged. {) Q: K# L7 K. i: z, f. E
      Ki-27b Nate: 1 destroyed on ground
: `2 ^& b. V4 Y      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 1 destroyed on ground
1 v6 v8 w+ H% O9 G/ X; Q+ }+ X/ U1 TAllied Ships4 X( O1 ~5 f9 q) A  y
      DD Tenedos
7 {5 V7 z2 U0 H2 p1 [" Z      DD Van Ghent, p6 a7 o+ p) R
      DD Evertsen' g! ?6 r- M; W6 K# r4 ~
      DD Vampire / S! B2 t- q+ ~: i% _3 d; z9 B
Airbase hits 2' Q$ g: J8 s  Z- i( C5 |
Airbase supply hits 1
# a1 P) W# L3 @Runway hits 94 r$ q5 q  Z, c8 o+ {. X
Port hits 2
) {8 Y: @% k; _" y% \! t/ o) E9 BPort fuel hits 25 }6 `1 c& v7 n/ @% s7 e3 v' S
Port supply hits 2
5 r) U0 U. n& i' GDD Tenedos firing at Miri
: O5 r. n' ~" ~# C$ s9 }4 t( W& lDD Van Ghent firing at Miri " U! T/ U7 u6 B" u7 i+ e
DD Evertsen firing at Miri
. n# j! b% n+ u( ]$ D1 z) t' q9 vDD Vampire firing at Miri  ' l" p7 X; R2 k9 ?  g, P
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ASW attack near Cam Ranh Bay  at 63,74
$ Q1 `9 B% f- b+ C+ D, lJapanese Ships
8 y: h) u) x/ T1 ^: \; O      xAK Nissyu Maru
$ n4 k+ ]) G0 ]$ i0 K% ^/ p0 z" v      xAK Kogyo Maru
" o" t3 H  [) P      xAKL Yoshinogawa Maru
% A8 D% l8 F8 A  ^8 aAllied Ships
+ @3 t7 {& M1 w: Z$ X, {      SS S-36
( H- U2 P& @+ i0 ~SS S-36 is sighted by escort
# N: F, o& R. I) fSub escapes detection
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$ j2 L1 L9 H1 w+ S6 AGround combat at 86,45 (near Nanyang)
5 l. h2 o8 n* M( r' ~2 Y7 bJapanese Shock attack ; Y; ^! p. r" M" r
Attacking force 1972 troops, 0 guns, 297 vehicles, Assault Value = 168
0 d9 D/ o( o) pDefending force 9355 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 367
) b7 K# `% c7 l5 I0 }8 I4 LJapanese adjusted assault: 173  . z8 G7 y: q8 N( F% w7 @/ t, N
Allied adjusted defense: 54  
( M" I* O  I* M- l& t1 Z' \9 I6 y0 pJapanese assault odds: 3 to 1  
; f1 z1 t1 ]$ Y& m+ VCombat modifiers+ O- Y% p3 A* {+ A9 [8 A
Defender: op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-)
( P( K) b5 v# J2 o/ x3 QAttacker: shock(+) 5 ?# L/ t. T2 R# f  l
Allied ground losses:
: d- p& ?8 o' P1 n/ t: I      4369 casualties reported
3 T' b9 T: a, m& v+ h: h0 p         Squads: 188 destroyed, 109 disabled
( T  u' Q, e. ]' w8 h  x* c         Non Combat: 147 destroyed, 0 disabled! E0 U# e6 N/ k
         Engineers: 6 destroyed, 4 disabled1 p/ X" z- m% b1 H- e4 N  {2 N7 ]
      Guns lost 11 (2 destroyed, 9 disabled)
: H6 u1 |4 }/ ?. ]+ N. _      Units retreated 1
5 ~. ]' |* c# r, ]: Y) F! ]" cDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
/ H. B- S6 S' D  o* N. uAssaulting units:' ~0 y& N/ Z# o7 Y# n
    3rd Tank Regiment4 W( l* k. p  [; y
    12th Tank Regiment- z6 ^" S. a4 K9 @" e
    15th Tank Regiment 6 s' Y' ~9 {9 q% x
Defending units:
) y3 q# Y) ?! v5 r7 ^    85th Chinese Corps
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" C2 p3 [. F4 S' r" x# `Ground combat at 84,55 (near Nanchang) # ~1 z) X4 W5 K7 O
Japanese Bombardment attack
: }" |3 u( ~& a; u" w2 a& x. rAttacking force 5592 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 194 # o3 w+ h* J% ~$ C0 ~# |/ t) J0 V
Defending force 4206 troops, 43 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 138
# M- H1 R! D( kAllied ground losses:) p9 l5 z& H- g) ]% t
      8 casualties reported. N+ \. Q' o$ [8 Z2 j
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
2 F8 `9 A- J% ?& `* @: N5 Y2 {0 g         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled5 X6 ]3 \* d; }
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 0 T3 |# q3 Z7 e; s
Assaulting units:$ ], B, f1 |2 {+ G# X, G
    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade $ B% G. t% ?8 d! S% a9 U
Defending units:) R, C7 T) p, }* L' X+ F; c
    88th Chinese Corps
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Ground combat at Nanyang (85,45)
$ Y) Y+ j- }" Y+ [; Y  U2 wJapanese Bombardment attack
+ \% c: Z$ F* U/ I# q0 wAttacking force 11320 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 408
: ~! _2 ]2 G/ J6 g* d7 eDefending force 33354 troops, 202 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1139 9 C/ G9 W9 w8 Q) j6 i/ h( c' l. }
Japanese ground losses:
) m& l/ ?0 K& [, |      11 casualties reported
) Z. [: e, M6 ?         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
. C8 q8 r) S- e7 w         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ T: E8 A! W1 h         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
* C+ }5 m5 o6 w1 Y5 o: o. uAllied ground losses:' ^4 `: }! k4 ~( i
      15 casualties reported" D, o4 K" e* I- b
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
6 d/ l. G/ B# F! ~: p: f; g! L         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled) h$ j, t: M& D5 M) K
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 r5 V/ O: N( f' m( E8 K0 `5 q( jAssaulting units:3 A/ w$ ^& I' L+ j1 U
    35th Division
1 Z; u/ m# y+ ^9 g/ K! lDefending units:8 D8 o0 I  L; h3 P8 d
    40th Chinese Corps( ]* `* j. T* k* J- {
    80th Chinese Corps
  i/ X8 p; U% b. B1 Q5 ~    48th Chinese Corps
8 R( U& b6 I& K  w' c    51st Chinese Corps/ d' I1 W5 f/ T3 Z4 T
    29th Chinese Corps0 W, V8 |7 T8 a% c% _4 e
    93rd Chinese Corps ! G/ U9 J- [) `7 e/ l
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+ [! ~  }, f' J" KGround combat at Manila (79,77)
! K* p: j3 i8 J5 j% t/ `( u, b& o3 qJapanese Shock attack
6 ?" C. j) g6 {% j7 [  VAttacking force 1025 troops, 4 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 97
4 G! V/ {3 s: z- y$ L& KDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
* I" z# l* Q6 g' G( B6 w( R6 ZJapanese adjusted assault: 74  
0 c3 ^' b' E5 h' M% q5 C3 H+ VAllied adjusted defense: 1  # @* X2 h0 x2 p, M& V# U% j7 F
Japanese assault odds: 74 to 1 (fort level 0)  5 W5 u7 L# n/ W5 s1 V
Japanese forces CAPTURE Manila !!!
- E1 C  W- u" @$ X. N1 X1 B+ FCombat modifiers
) q. V# S; q& ~Attacker: shock(+)
; k! }# r  `1 l& T7 z7 mAssaulting units:
' n& i4 q  T4 U: D* D5 [    48th Recon Regiment# r, |7 }, V( _/ y) c' `" G$ ^
    2nd Tank Regiment 8 @% d1 @; a: H$ X) A
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Ground combat at Tavoy (54,60) 2 a1 g1 Y% o7 K6 p. K- {  x: p" u/ i7 k
Japanese Deliberate attack
% V1 P) L8 |6 @9 H) R/ gAttacking force 1328 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 57 3 X; d# S+ H/ @" N! [( ^
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
- ?5 }' T1 n6 y% \$ }  N4 ^Japanese adjusted assault: 28  
1 m0 i2 \1 |  D2 G" H$ T% e, ?Allied adjusted defense: 1  . }1 p, d3 E0 J
Japanese assault odds: 28 to 1 (fort level 1)  7 o% W% g  I0 \6 E
Japanese forces CAPTURE Tavoy !!!
' @* l+ G( A& X/ {. Z1 h# BCombat modifiers$ {- R, a/ n5 ?& [1 ~
Attacker: leaders(-) $ Q6 n. b* Q% J5 G- ?0 m/ [
Assaulting units:
0 O# w# u1 Q. I) H$ e& l    1st RTA/A Division

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% r4 f! o; ~9 o( w( T香港扫雷船被雷了一下。不过扫雷效率倒是挺高的，一天几百雷，而盟军库存也就几百雷了。。5 o/ ^/ K" }4 m- Z3 u
克拉克的空中游击也不好打啊，有一队xakl的运输队带着2w补给靠岸了，, P' ^, f+ @* D5 e
由于5级港口的马尼拉刚好陷落了，只能在2级港口的克拉克卸载，编队已经暴露
6 O, |& E7 D) q5 @  N' Z/ b估计第二天会遭到屠杀，能卸下多少就看今晚的了，去的都是10节的小船，丢了也不心疼。1 [$ }3 [* N5 F- e
另KB也出现在了达沃附近，正在往西北方向的马尼拉赶，看来是kb要进南洋了。# @/ j- T; J5 B: ]. p: J: A
不过目前侦查显示kb数量才200+，分兵了？？ 难道58又来机会了？？？  F8 a% s. a: f6 c
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$ f- f: Y* N- @7 A: t, |5 g+ D0 a. RTF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61)
; d, v& n" U6 HJapanese Ships
7 S2 O: n' H+ R2 T, t      AMc Toshi Maru #1! A( C0 f7 ?: _% S: F
      AMc Tamo Maru #6, Mine hits 1,  heavy damage
& n' H  Z0 p; @9 l5 w% h      AMc Wa 9
+ s8 m+ U+ K( }& f/ f$ R      AMc Wa 6 ; I, B0 Q, s. I5 O+ x
88 mines cleared0 J+ R3 e4 C% k7 j/ w8 B! w( u4 n
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TF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61) 4 r: ~7 t5 u; e4 N. B: _8 f
Japanese Ships
# z  d2 ]6 W% E* H* D: E- e/ s, ?      AMc Toshi Maru #1
8 N. Z1 b* |8 r/ N' K/ |      AMc Wa 9
/ q' l6 P5 n# C- B" E5 ~  ?      AMc Wa 6
" d" b0 A- W2 b6 K. J, u) k92 mines cleared / b3 ^0 W  D' {. z
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TF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61) 5 _8 B5 J- Z% G  H% G
Japanese Ships6 S. }/ |* y6 |
      AMc Toshi Maru #1 " ~5 ]* z  g+ @7 T
2 mines cleared 3 b6 e& Q4 d; h. p3 l
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TF 82 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61)
$ Z4 g1 |  |; [Japanese Ships7 w# Q$ U* o: E; v  `! `. p
      TB Chidori
  ?! `2 v7 L* x9 a1 C8 q      PC Sumire! J% C& l* F/ C0 `& ?
      PC Ashi / U1 m! M7 M; J$ \' R) ~
4 mines cleared # w. z) J: C  E- V. b1 c
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TF 82 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61) - Y' j7 Y0 `3 M7 ^& X7 z3 @
Japanese Ships1 u3 D0 j6 x/ g, u
      PC Sumire
" n8 u, l" M  g7 D      PC Ashi
$ z& {- o6 R7 `4 ^2 C6 z2 mines cleared
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76 / Q  X9 R7 o: R
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
) d0 x# A  J: h" `7 O8 d" ~Raid detected at 41 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.' x% a( l8 c0 _" Z
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes
+ [# h( ^3 b) G" D7 ^0 wJapanese aircraft
. \; k. R% g2 ^: H7 U3 c. C. \* u      A6M2 Zero x 28
9 A' j9 `( U  K+ a& Z3 o! v) nAllied aircraft
) A. I5 w7 G* Q) D, g' }0 V6 w1 ~' {      P-35A x 2+ i2 h6 [$ V5 T* y7 {8 g& [+ t! w
      P-40B Warhawk x 2% _* X$ {5 |8 J% N/ V7 E8 C
      P-40E Warhawk x 9
4 L8 m: w& f2 c. e9 XJapanese aircraft losses* T' ~+ d3 r- p# I1 }8 j
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
; G- `6 `+ ?  n+ d3 e1 ~, }Allied aircraft losses
% S& H; U6 L% I8 I      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
6 W  J1 T9 M% S7 m! h5 K! C# \+ xAircraft Attacking:0 Q  R2 f. l( j4 {
      24 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet' b" S& J( ~' [- ^- G% ]/ V
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, s5 E+ Q- n$ [5 O, {$ [- b4 I6 t8 |( tMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
0 |, \+ j: v% Z  x* ^* `& x/ lWeather in hex: Partial cloud 8 A# b7 C. F7 S" m. M6 s
Raid detected at 17 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
' F8 A0 p0 S3 l  J" |5 kEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
/ \2 b( `, `9 c5 AJapanese aircraft. p; P( R% H/ \
      A6M2 Zero x 37 1 S% h. w% h+ a; Q" D- r% \+ q
Allied aircraft
: H  U6 n. J, O1 E      P-40B Warhawk x 2
) |2 d) z* Y. p" L" vNo Japanese losses
! y: b/ w3 D  F, B- hAllied aircraft losses! Y% I9 j4 I4 p/ P
      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed   ~( f. o+ t3 `  e6 v
Aircraft Attacking:/ O0 ~3 U8 w1 o: |. A% P1 }
      37 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet ( c! v0 Q% _) w1 D' P6 o9 A
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& s* m# _1 u( q2 o$ B% _/ K( JMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
% n  m2 x; O. G& a  rWeather in hex: Partial cloud " ]3 F6 {: @2 N* R8 z9 D5 l
Raid detected at 13 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
! ]0 b8 T) i+ GEstimated time to target is 4 minutes
9 W" v; t0 a9 l: A. Q  M0 J0 a6 ]Japanese aircraft5 U5 y+ ^& i& H, g( {
      A6M2 Zero x 9
$ {, e1 ?4 S$ `+ G! TNo Japanese losses
* i- y0 z! r6 E) o$ }Aircraft Attacking:3 C) u$ Z8 E' j& H3 T- o
       9 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet ) O+ U* b) |8 G, C5 Q8 Z
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Ground combat at Pucheng (86,57)
9 ]. R' C( m: H. dJapanese Shock attack 0 Q6 @' x9 E& U5 F# Q
Attacking force 225 troops, 0 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 18
, n9 H% y& v/ [8 mDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
" _# w% y1 ?6 lJapanese adjusted assault: 19  
% J9 z" s9 [3 L- _, kAllied adjusted defense: 1  
: V6 L$ E. q! f+ c' G: j2 I+ YJapanese assault odds: 19 to 1 (fort level 2)  % E% ^# {% |$ }4 s
Japanese forces CAPTURE Pucheng !!! + q2 G# ^' s$ k$ H2 T& u: m' f
Combat modifiers7 M) ~# \( ]7 s
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-)
* E5 h  _4 E$ sAssaulting units:1 Z$ q' A/ O6 N$ K* Y" B
    8th Armored Car Co  . N' o* R0 }, T2 F0 W3 c0 p, L7 F3 a
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+ ]/ j4 l! ^& \' o! AGround combat at Nanyang (85,45) & n; M  l' A7 V8 r" F& Q2 W2 W" m
Japanese Bombardment attack
8 c5 i4 n  W* XAttacking force 11343 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 466 * V! e; D. x% p9 a; Y
Defending force 33280 troops, 202 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1135
, z3 }& L, r$ P! b8 T, GAssaulting units:
9 O" t1 @* j& L+ Y- j! z! V8 e" [    3rd Tank Regiment
3 i; S3 ]- V  z; _" G/ C    35th Division ; Y$ G( r3 S! \' a
Defending units:% {% M" H1 H# z" c+ x: _
    40th Chinese Corps$ k! ]* `/ f- c. u' a8 p& b
    48th Chinese Corps4 T& B$ Y  o+ r* u
    80th Chinese Corps
  z* y2 `3 c4 \    51st Chinese Corps
( u" |. t% a( E: u/ t6 s( e/ G    29th Chinese Corps
, H% g, X* x: i; J% f9 y" v. ^    93rd Chinese Corps

wangqifeng

初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。: {2 p/ V5 a; A' k3 B) c9 S
菜花封锁不用心，我感觉不但能上几个师到爪哇，弄几十万补给上去都有可能。站住爪哇的话，还可以把马来等周边兵力慢慢接过去，大大减少盟军实质性损失，同时使得日军在必须拿下的南洋耗尽登陆加成，为整体防御赢得宝贵时间。

lala23159

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初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。2 a; n# Y: n  L$ N* l2 [
菜花封锁不 ...
% \# p) W; [& O' R8 Zwangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-11 23:28

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同意这种战略： 估计对付陈荣不管用,
  V! c& Z% y- V, Z8 K* P今天优酷也有一个关于2战德国油料的视频《纳粹德国石油野心揭秘》。一起看看吧，看是不是策划稿。

reninhat

只要判断清楚了日军的主攻方向，当日军跨海进攻印度、澳东、新西兰，都可以利用这些地区的大量高等级机场，集中陆航+全部58死拼kb，重创kb还很有希望的。初期日军的优势是陆军兵力集中，海军水面夜战水平高，再加上KB的集中使用。盟军初期兵力分散，但是58集中起来还是有一定优势，此外就是陆航轰炸机多，战斗机少。所以盟军只能是利用有限的陆军和水面舰只，死拼各个要点，拖延日军的进攻速度。同时规划建设好设伏战场，以及必须死守的大战区堡垒。

wangqifeng

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0 ~) e8 H$ X! x7 j! i同意这种战略： 估计对付陈荣不管用,
; j& m1 X3 {: k) T+ K1 Y今天优酷也有一个关于2战德国油料的视频《纳粹德国石油野心揭秘》。一起看看吧，看是不是策划稿。
, L' N( B% E/ \) Glala23159 发表于 2014-10-12 12:58

, S* k# u5 w8 r) A; Q0 a& b虽然这个视频有些戏说味道，不过基本观点是对的：战争首先是资源的战争。其实玩下钢铁雄心的话，对于二战的政治经济态势和战略选择会有更好的理解，德国和日本的选择也就不会觉得跟疯子一样了。

lala23159

其实，德国和日本是让占领区给撑破肚皮的，如《纳粹德国石油野心解密》中，提到的回血能力，就是其可持续作战能力，德国和日本没有·从占领区中获得更多的可持续作战能力，换句话说日本还没有从南洋把投资赚回来就被打趴下了，如果日本经营南洋能像东北那样，且战争科技能跟上美国，是能和美国拼一拼的。关于德国打苏联为何不再春季进攻呢

zer0

初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。4 p, _$ m( U; K/ U
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wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-11 23:28

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是个好主意，值得仔细思考下。
7 h0 T$ v( M0 d2 l日军应该不会跳过仰光，当然如果日军拿下南洋，仰光也守不了多久
7 L3 g& M6 u% Q; [8 d2 |( e目前只是想尽量赶运补给，在飞虎队打光之前 能运多少算多少了。。。。4 h! L* V' K8 N- p- b. l
44 45 46英印旅已经上岸，18师还在路上，经你这一提醒，在考虑是否上java7 I4 P. i! ]$ F( V% t
但java上只有500+战力 加上18师也就是800左右，目前有7-8w补给在岛上4 V& v% z( P! I, w$ n# k
部队已经在内陆的一个山地集结 打算全面放弃滩头，在日军海军优势地区，, W1 J8 g9 [) G" {- `+ l& H
炮击会严重杀伤部队战力， 现在要考虑是否再增援些澳大利亚师。( e# l& }& O3 o/ Q
如果拉包尔能成功增援上去，那澳大利亚 相对安全，估计就可以分兵去java了。
1 x7 s' D3 C5 _- B" X其实 澳大利亚和印度这么大地盘 这么少兵力，一旦日军上岸就只能且战且退
5 v8 J1 q3 P  Q3 w9 `" ^/ B往最后据点集结 拖时间，澳大利亚有悉尼和墨尔本 等4倍地形可用，印度就差多了
; L: B+ W; H0 @' {( {) R估计只能守卡拉奇了。 按日军在马来的推进速度，java没准能修个5-6级防御，

zer0

只要判断清楚了日军的主攻方向，当日军跨海进攻印度、澳东、新西兰，都可以利用这些地区的大量高等级机场，集中陆航+全部58死拼kb，重创kb还很有希望的。初期日军的优势是陆军兵力集中，海军水面夜战水平高，再加上K ...  S/ @' ^. e+ }6 e2 J8 A. _( S
reninhat 发表于 2014-10-12 16:31

1 @# U5 M# G4 q) B- L( G5 z. a; ]等盟军第4个cv出来后，应该会集结下给 日军找点麻烦。: |% f7 z0 W% A4 _: _1 K9 N
打算等42年1月后给机队扩编调整下，一艘cv上4-5个中队有点散乱。。。
  t" L- r8 {% y' {) E盟军的空军战斗机太少，轰炸机以现在的经验基本是给日军送经验，
/ p2 M) t% U2 ^" ^当然如果58要拼命 也会拉他们一起上。$ z& [3 i6 P2 w; r' P
各大战区的主力据点已经在开始修防御了。。。
4 N" m0 z9 l: G) ]9 ~4 d1 d9 P' c能拖一天是一天。。。