zer0

疾病只是战争的一种手段，如果731部队有像艾滋病和埃博拉那样的东东，也会当做武器投入战场的。当然自己得有解药呀，而且疾病对机器人没有效果呀
( k+ P. f; n$ I( w+ @* v7 Alala23159 发表于 2014-10-20 10:36

" P% e9 k( F8 b这样下去，人类迟早一天会毁在自己手上的。。。

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 29, 41
* e; ]: }: x. N# g7 yss补刀一艘运兵船，几人落水。
( W9 \& y: V' V同时拉包尔机场被炸瘫痪了，虽然运上去几万补给，但是kb赶到的时候运兵船还差一天路程，& q: Y: k3 `! b+ @7 t
部队没有增援上去，看来是给日军送补给了。  d$ h5 w! X5 r! k7 _$ S
第89军也投胎去了，已经4个军了。。
1 J  ]" S; S5 l& M/ Q5 g3 f8 p# X----------------------------------------------------------------
- i* V7 O) x* p6 J% U2 R. [Submarine attack near Kota Bharu  at 53,75 ; T) L1 u8 T1 I
Japanese Ships6 Q) k) Y9 d- |
      xAK Yamabiko Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage
$ y( O: o& F3 ?1 @( \Allied Ships/ M* U6 I  [2 M/ g$ y/ k! Z# ]0 i
      SS Pike / u: c( a. b7 O, e
Japanese ground losses:, \$ e8 P5 h  R4 @
      5 casualties reported
4 e# _( Y* |% j8 z         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. J; K" j/ X, `( \. ^- R         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled- B7 c1 T* y& G* M1 g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 0 r2 d8 W" C! p2 O: n& |4 S1 ~
xAK Yamabiko Maru is sighted by SS Pike
5 e: D* a7 M; i  l( hSS Pike launches 2 torpedoes
9 x7 s, v" d+ z; e------------------------------------------------0 g% x3 y( j: K% O
Morning Air attack on 1st Hyderabad Battalion, at 50,78 (Temuloh)
& m: g' ]# W/ v9 H: ?% NWeather in hex: Clear sky
: r6 }  y1 J. L* @$ U1 RRaid spotted at 49 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
. T( F) \. a) |; J& vEstimated time to target is 15 minutes
* ?8 H) K" m( T( O. d/ O0 M, Z# F; mJapanese aircraft
4 v1 `8 O  e: H      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 24# {( a8 Y' {6 i
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 18 $ _; G0 m- i1 o5 e4 _
No Japanese losses
; h. R. b$ U' @$ HAllied ground losses:
7 z/ u6 d6 Y/ }9 r      112 casualties reported; U$ }/ C8 b/ ^: q) y
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 8 disabled
8 {8 ?+ r4 [- E7 c         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 3 disabled1 ]! D6 W/ k3 r9 k$ c
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled # S9 l% l7 y/ K( e5 Y, W
Aircraft Attacking:( w' P0 W4 T  d! Q' a- l  Z
      18 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet
' _2 i1 l5 j9 C* N' U1 X: b               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
) q+ i" _9 F! _, [& R      24 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet8 ^- O  ?3 h+ b8 Q
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
1 E% d# ]; i1 T& C. _-----------------------------------------------------------------------3 ]- R& S/ h" [9 Z
Morning Air attack on 1st Chinese Corps, at 84,41 , near Sian
, [3 d( I; @3 p; ?' X( e7 x2 K' FWeather in hex: Overcast 9 C! L: \: b& f- e! z( X
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.( ]' i9 {% e8 ?) t
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes 2 l; ]& a/ L( P" B2 q: }- o
Japanese aircraft
" V- s3 G' F; h. v8 v. p      Ki-30 Ann x 17
1 i: |- K2 o2 X+ f' gAllied aircraft
- x; d) H! L5 s      I-16-III x 3
" q$ C4 b0 }1 W2 H9 m      I-15-III x 5
! ~: n' a9 J& Q: D8 EJapanese aircraft losses
% w- d* |) V0 m4 @1 Q) ?3 F- I      Ki-30 Ann: 3 destroyed 1 K, k/ h0 q" T# S  j
No Allied losses
3 {% D7 z5 h% X% T) c-------------------------------------------------------
  C: ^9 \3 B" ^6 BMorning Air attack on Rabaul , at 106,125  $ M9 f9 ~, a- m- V
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms : \& b2 i- N- _) Q+ P' Z+ }, C5 W
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.; _. K: @1 L3 {+ S& z; A
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes * w0 F6 C, ~3 X3 @( }2 x  `
Japanese aircraft, X) D" o4 O& S2 c' T2 M
      G4M1 Betty x 36 % K# d6 b& H9 N. G% z; \
No Japanese losses
" m; B3 W5 v3 \: H; zAirbase hits 35 s) Q% u# t, U( l# V2 Z2 F0 b
Airbase supply hits 43 t/ y( r/ `2 d/ `) u) S0 S
Runway hits 22
# J4 H' t2 y& A' Q% Z  b8 q2 }; `--------------------------------------------------- $ E2 o1 }& S) M2 G6 j. K& d, g
Ground combat at 87,46 (near Sinyang) # m: X3 C6 u( e( v
Japanese Shock attack
" w7 G5 f% b+ x8 F0 Y  q  ZAttacking force 27125 troops, 244 guns, 103 vehicles, Assault Value = 960
( P/ X. u* Y& ADefending force 401 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9 + ]  i8 C+ |2 A; ~& c
Japanese adjusted assault: 587  
2 O, e, x; X4 w/ YAllied adjusted defense: 1  - z/ [# y/ \  \: y6 ?
Japanese assault odds: 587 to 1  
$ q2 @- P* x/ J/ K5 F' rCombat modifiers
( C+ @1 K# _7 _& XDefender: op mode(-), leaders(+), disruption(-), morale(-)
# H! A- h7 s0 W1 v2 B experience(-), supply(-)
. {* Z% h9 y. I+ M) a! U* VAttacker: shock(+)
4 G, n$ |  {, N6 `Allied ground losses:9 i( g9 Z/ ?2 N2 B& Q
      489 casualties reported
! S$ n: `1 i: @  m9 H) b  Q$ S) k         Squads: 14 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 ?4 @: t. l! Y+ L& w1 M, j         Non Combat: 54 destroyed, 0 disabled; }" c  B/ Y/ h% [6 T# j3 b1 s; M
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" h0 M; A/ z. r      Guns lost 11 (11 destroyed, 0 disabled)) I* k+ l  I* i* c# a+ A; v1 @" L
      Units destroyed 1
0 c! z0 h  K7 Z+ h$ h- oAssaulting units:* X/ f# i8 P( E9 M  n5 ?1 X' G
    9th Tank Regiment" n. k. L+ ^( A1 |) b2 }
    9th Division
$ J  |( k. g' u1 c    24th Division * s2 `6 S5 Z9 U/ B6 u  m; J# |) J
Defending units:# J- Y1 m/ v5 q. @* o$ E
    89th Chinese Corps

wangqifeng

29的话，肯定晚了，日军即使再慢，3个星期了，怎么也兵临城下了。如果来得及，可以考虑卸载在莫港，然后适当扩建下莫港的设施，形成威胁腊包儿和周边海上补给线的态势，迫使日军不得不进攻莫港。
# u7 D6 _' `+ P, @& X% N如果日军坚持不进攻莫港，则可以利用莫港作为长期侦查腊包儿的据点，为58在南太的活动创造条件，甚至找机会重演下珍珠港事件

reninhat

PM肯定是要拿的，如果有kb护航。

zer0

29的话，肯定晚了，日军即使再慢，3个星期了，怎么也兵临城下了。如果来得及，可以考虑卸载在莫港，然后适当扩建下莫港的设施，形成威胁腊包儿和周边海上补给线的态势，迫使日军不得不进攻莫港。
0 X! h0 t8 {6 H5 P$ y4 [9 W; {/ m如果日军坚持不进攻 ...& |5 P4 f# t! f" H* ^- F, s
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-20 14:54

# I; j/ c7 i, h% P- A- C5 o一开始确实没考虑清楚要不要增援，直到kb没有南下而是去追58了，才觉得机会不错，
6 p8 g% @( D" }3 E2 F6 L4 m3 S& [* M结果悉尼那个大船伊丽莎白女王，被我一不小心给开局第一天就送回去了，要不应该就能增援上了
: B8 C1 y' N) L不过也无所谓了，顺便就去莫港了。

zer0

PM肯定是要拿的，如果有kb护航。
/ q" e6 }! M$ treninhat 发表于 2014-10-20 17:10

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莫港能拖延下时间就满足了，澳洲第一师已经要上去了，不过发现澳洲师目前都是民兵。。。9 U! i1 }& ~( b6 a
其实目前最大的问题是如何防止日军走安康，然后翻山入川，就是不知道这种补给状况
" @7 u8 M# ^/ ]# F: N$ l+ W能否支持日军进攻重庆。 要是能的话，那还真不好防守呢。。。

zer0

/ C/ Y9 ?& i0 b+ p4 A3 }) ?6 q$ t* k3 R; s9 _
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 30, 41( E' J) a8 X! k, R
炮击米里和菲律宾的阿帕里机场，给日军制造点麻烦，不过菲律宾的机场看来已经转移到内陆了
* X7 ]/ g' w) a& ^( T5 r) |% m5 a克拉克的防空已经基本靠高炮了，新加坡的扫场也在继续，连水牛都没得补充的盟军，
. y. a  _6 ^9 u估计不久后就将失去新加坡的天空。; ~/ n' {+ m! t. z
西安附近打下了些日军轰炸机，而突前侦查的第5装甲连 过河突击被全灭，0 ~9 `$ |3 @5 H0 L8 ~
估计是第一个被全歼的日军部队，本人用日军的时候也是这只部队第一个被全歼，命苦的部队。
* N" {) d) f9 [* A- t同时国军21集团军 军部也投胎去了，
! G% o3 p3 B1 _  z马来半岛上，日军爬过丛林，终于出现在了中间那个基地 Temuloh，
. e* O& S9 A. U  F( W! p# f8 q照这个速度，到新加坡门口都要1月半了。当然新加坡估计也顶不住几轮。
( o  M2 j5 V+ ~* W5 y------------------------------------------------------------8 x0 t" [" n& a: e
Night Naval bombardment of Miri at 64,87 . O' H" z, @  t, v  y9 x% l
Japanese aircraft
( K+ }5 i( w$ @* n6 Q9 M5 N      no flights
3 t1 Y# W% E) e2 `Japanese aircraft losses8 A% P- y, m- {+ Y/ G! r) H- d, N
      Ki-27b Nate: 5 damaged: \$ W3 S/ v6 v; a; h+ [6 _& K
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged
# f% P3 t/ K# U9 f7 p/ ^Allied Ships
* q! e6 \- D' a9 q      DD Tenedos+ j" u3 V! E( w
      DD Evertsen/ m) r5 r5 Z/ l/ T$ u5 g6 \3 _
      DD Vampire
7 _5 k  F8 Z: k  M, q% R& M      DD Stewart
* v; i0 V2 r. Y9 uJapanese ground losses:
+ U' K; ~  E) {4 f      6 casualties reported
. b  h0 _# y4 i4 c4 N+ F         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  ?! j# Y: N/ b+ ?& M% k         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled# b, K- f2 d" u: F0 n
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# U4 @* H5 W" K1 v; {" mOil hits 1  G0 v/ a+ ~3 ]/ V
Airbase hits 8
, K7 t/ l' }7 T1 [/ m# i+ hAirbase supply hits 15 ~* d" D! {0 \6 D7 t# d
Runway hits 8$ G& ?5 B: ^5 ?
Port hits 3/ u: n  T- Y: _$ v
Port fuel hits 4
, b' j4 l% n4 d/ c6 X& ?5 b  A. O---------------------------------------------
1 P/ n) a1 ~; j% UNight Naval bombardment of Aparri at 82,73
) j5 M0 Y$ B6 v! o" \! G$ J; YAllied Ships1 O3 U+ x7 V/ {
      DD Piet Hein* q0 N# d' }: i4 {
      DD Kortenaer
9 T* q! I. ]1 Q+ \      DD Witte de With, `9 Q3 m* q5 ^: w% `: n7 X) D% p" @
      DD Van Nes; V* Z5 b* M! L7 w( Y% p# o/ s
      DD Banckert
: q$ ]& L' Z/ E7 s+ {Airbase hits 1
1 y# L2 m+ h; m) G" PAirbase supply hits 4
% J* R* `- Z$ V5 x; r) oRunway hits 148 Z8 \0 h5 _5 O% l9 O4 m, }
Port hits 3
' S. D  w9 k$ c2 l0 h2 K* L3 @Port supply hits 2& A5 r* D- \7 W, Y- g$ I; B- F7 v/ W
--------------------------------------------------------------0 X5 U* l/ k$ J4 [) w
Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
, [: u: K' ]- X1 K, p8 nWeather in hex: Severe storms
2 g- B; O5 A/ P+ ^/ e; A, ^+ qRaid detected at 17 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
! a5 _" e* d4 f! ~Estimated time to target is 5 minutes ! D: M! j. i$ m) P7 C
Japanese aircraft; p- ]" X: Y" l0 I0 R! G% V
      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 14 8 [. r$ C* A1 H, i( a2 `
Allied aircraft
( H( x+ ~0 V3 k& b( `" |3 S      Blenheim IF x 2( ~8 b( O. E, B5 _* s7 g
      Buffalo I x 323 t3 v" ]3 ^9 L5 z7 [
      Mohawk IV x 4
: A% ^: ~2 V4 {+ ]: \Japanese aircraft losses
  z- z* l8 ^) ^      Ki-43-Ia Oscar: 1 destroyed
. D: \) Z2 p" S6 M: f4 f, @Allied aircraft losses
& B; S6 n8 B9 j$ Q$ ~      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed
1 W. K) b/ F4 v; z# [Aircraft Attacking:
5 w* N9 `  L2 v6 F       3 x Ki-43-Ia Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
( b) }8 I8 Y( s0 o3 B0 u. j4 C--------------------------------------
$ u# ]" t. c: |1 G/ \$ IMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84 5 V- J: l& O' n2 _5 r% l! V# m
Weather in hex: Severe storms
1 r! i9 P+ q; m2 ARaid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.
  i' U' P& B! O* d4 v3 G" gEstimated time to target is 10 minutes   m4 W! ^: g* c
Japanese aircraft
- Q; }. o! w; u      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 18
+ F) C3 Q4 e9 t( qAllied aircraft! I: Q0 T! d8 S9 W
      Blenheim IF x 2
  Q7 Z& f# z* r+ H: F4 Q      Buffalo I x 27
+ d' z- e4 A7 }0 I+ }" ^0 d, }% b      Mohawk IV x 4 6 U* d5 {  c/ Z: }& l
No Japanese losses % R& u1 y5 {7 m" m$ q0 U
Allied aircraft losses
/ f' v6 Y) v8 L+ H* z3 L+ Z& l      Buffalo I: 2 destroyed% _& @9 i$ y1 }$ a
      Mohawk IV: 1 destroyed6 F4 p* [- E1 A; F9 l; v& ?2 o1 Q
--------------------------------------------------; b$ r* K# ~: T3 F( g$ p! [
Morning Air attack on 80th Chinese Corps, at 84,42 , near Sian ! x: Q# u( m: M+ \7 V1 s
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
7 P4 m+ d6 E# @& N' V& |Raid spotted at 36 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
, z! i( j1 p* b$ c( A. ^& i; HEstimated time to target is 12 minutes
: y  H/ m) w. K% P6 x, QJapanese aircraft9 [; U. t7 r* `8 i
      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 15
9 e! t; E7 h; ?9 _Allied aircraft
7 }, c' T, o3 W) e8 P7 _( g      I-16-III x 3& H0 c7 s$ l# P6 z
      I-15-III x 9
4 B, q/ L/ g9 q& S; o0 R* U6 jJapanese aircraft losses/ N, |3 ^7 O& `$ H2 B
      Ki-21-Ic Sally: 3 destroyed, 4 damaged ' Q, l6 S9 m4 I, S* ^: V
No Allied losses : p' n5 D  U- w
Aircraft Attacking:( n- S& S* R6 E9 H
      10 x Ki-21-Ic Sally bombing from 6000 feet * 2 z# M4 P4 \: z  ]. ^4 u- D
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb1 s3 r4 t4 i. {* t3 |" P
---------------------------------------------------
* y! M4 t/ c; G* A* }1 k3 |Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  8 B9 @9 ^2 }" n2 _, @( {8 ^
Weather in hex: Severe storms
! y5 q4 c8 n. [; l! F+ `  X% ZRaid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.+ _+ j1 w3 o+ r" K% T
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes
. d1 Y8 C( t6 ^9 R1 f% C& t! SJapanese aircraft
% g3 |- k! n2 a4 H, Y7 Z      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 56 R3 E2 [2 r3 \9 O* m1 N
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 6 # N" j* A* L0 \9 A  a3 d1 r
Allied aircraft; j: o4 b9 p9 R4 g4 F5 M
      Blenheim IF x 2
4 i1 u& w1 D' q/ [2 n# `      Buffalo I x 13
" N* `7 q0 l$ U* w6 h! z' q6 W      Mohawk IV x 2 + l9 H6 u, Y# g7 T% R
Japanese aircraft losses
. H: f: Q# Y- S& F- G5 i      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 1 destroyed " ^( {) m9 T' \( @5 j# y6 r7 h
Allied aircraft losses
2 Q: X' t! O9 h7 V) }* s      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed
/ f5 h. O  ~: o( k$ _4 O( e8 X--------------------------------------------! z3 T/ }  r+ G$ h# S
Morning Air attack on 57th Chinese Corps, at 84,41 , near Sian # y/ |8 R( I8 m
Weather in hex: Clear sky
0 H" s0 O* o- }7 N0 [Raid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
+ ?$ e& z! ?. ^" gEstimated time to target is 4 minutes
1 M) i8 \3 O/ a5 O+ Y/ aJapanese aircraft
% l" c. s; r# y: R9 _      Ki-30 Ann x 9
4 ?* k" u6 j" [8 H  |Allied aircraft
$ m' A8 u! k( V) A# p      I-15-III x 7 6 W8 F% G! h0 K/ F7 p
Japanese aircraft losses
8 ?% y  z0 ?) [  w& D      Ki-30 Ann: 1 destroyed / J& Y- h4 A$ S% d$ W8 B0 b
No Allied losses  p  m; B7 J& N% f( a* ]* q2 ~
------------------------------------------------
* O/ O' l6 p+ ]4 H! tAfternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  3 j/ o& |* g. c& ^
Weather in hex: Light rain & {, w1 ^9 W# N- E- s& j) E9 K
Raid detected at 77 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
0 F* l3 j0 d# C$ F( DEstimated time to target is 26 minutes 0 d) Q5 K; L3 H; Q& v0 h
Japanese aircraft/ `, q7 ~' z# g$ L6 [$ ]
      G3M2 Nell x 15
: S  a. ]% I5 h! p1 o; ^( ~$ G      G4M1 Betty x 26 " Y) o* b# R0 }! q2 Q4 H: l
Allied aircraft8 G" h, b; j$ f# |3 r/ q
      no flights
7 `3 }, d3 U& ~# a% G5 E" eJapanese aircraft losses: V% K6 C  c7 A' v& F
      G3M2 Nell: 2 damaged ) F! b$ u8 C' e/ j; @' @/ ]  ?
Allied aircraft losses
  [6 N6 I- c/ o/ Q( b0 ]9 }& ^      PBY-4 Catalina: 7 damaged- ~. b0 z) Z- D
      P-40E Warhawk: 4 damaged
) H4 b" N6 B  l- X3 Q) {      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged $ |# ?0 N* q4 R3 i! R5 k5 e. H! ]9 H
Airbase hits 10
2 M& _6 R1 M! `# V) p& yAirbase supply hits 4
& i7 C, d! z5 w+ q- a5 Q# hRunway hits 35* t9 C3 G6 j( V1 I0 X8 ^9 S
----------------------------------------------------
* F( U! i4 I8 G9 V7 t4 P+ u. A  O( @Afternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
- Z' _2 ]0 `$ I' ~8 V- }9 W: j7 }Weather in hex: Light rain 2 E, z2 P: }0 v+ G
Raid detected at 33 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet./ n5 }& ~3 M( P+ R9 y* S
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes
2 S8 ~2 r' O  J# [Japanese aircraft
+ l8 z$ J/ c' @      G4M1 Betty x 13 . ~) m; R& D& x8 ~
Allied aircraft
, H: j4 G- s& Y( O, l7 H      no flights
8 u  p) U+ }# mJapanese aircraft losses
' b# q! `1 M, a+ y& H7 \- @9 y$ i      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged
# I3 `" l0 |( {9 JAllied aircraft losses
  e3 V; z# H7 k$ Q: ~( p      O-47A: 1 damaged) H! c( @# t; _( n* q
      O-47A: 1 destroyed on ground
) I) ^2 E  G/ `/ r2 `      PBY-4 Catalina: 2 damaged
2 ~  _( C+ @0 G4 d; ]" S7 |2 Q) e      B-17D Fortress: 1 damaged
+ w" J+ j1 A( f; e+ wAirbase hits 11 G& u% b# L9 H" I
Runway hits 8
* \0 Y. i" q/ g6 `' L& ?-------------------------------------------------
# Q) s- k. B6 ?Ground combat at 84,41 (near Sian) 1 B7 m" i. r, Q) b( @3 `7 C
Japanese Shock attack
  }7 K$ E0 ]/ s# PAttacking force 225 troops, 0 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 18 9 c& z5 s2 a% e- |& @
Defending force 82341 troops, 439 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2654 0 u4 {, l, V5 B: V; t8 K& {
Assault collapses, attacking force wiped out
. C: C/ ]9 q3 }1 @Japanese ground losses:
, m! @$ W2 P+ T# [9 e  T' P      Vehicles lost 28 (28 destroyed, 0 disabled)
4 h. |" F" J' _$ ?      Units destroyed 1 1 `+ S2 B7 N9 l* }* o! F$ ~% J
Assaulting units:1 T; C. F0 F/ y: M8 R+ h3 U' q5 `
    5th Armored Car Co  5 ~' F: R# d, O# u
Defending units:
6 ?+ p1 b1 k( k: P; K    76th Chinese Corps; w, @! }4 @3 C; i3 t
    33rd Chinese Corps
; W; L, j  `6 b' X1 t    90th Chinese Corps
  i8 K2 u1 r5 {8 u    34th Chinese Corps
$ q. @2 |' y. N  f    27th Chinese Corps' ~, r  n8 O9 H$ R  u" p1 D1 l# k
    61st Chinese Corps  s# v7 |, i9 c
    16th Chinese Corps
) f2 m$ Z$ G, o# b    1st Chinese Corps
* A8 m' d- z" `, z$ e0 W- |+ v" n7 W2 H    3rd Chinese Corps+ o2 g: t4 z# A, s/ D  e
    57th Chinese Corps
' @8 b+ R+ F* F& P" z    92nd Chinese Corps; S( B4 D0 U1 ^; D
    6th Group Army! I) |' q$ ^& D7 v7 M
    7th Group Army
, A  s7 v! A$ B% P8 H* W    1st War Area
5 F: f) D) b* {3 Q    24th Group Army0 t% j$ _( \+ u7 i- g- B% I
    39th Group Army
9 ^# S) B% R( a. Q$ |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% ^$ Y. \4 |: M1 ^- Q4 T9 P# xGround combat at 87,48 (near Sinyang)
+ E; e  Q2 M: O: N6 r8 x; @- UJapanese Shock attack , l, n- K& d9 V1 X# E9 A1 C$ h8 B
Attacking force 3632 troops, 26 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 127
" ^# y. ]$ X+ ~Defending force 470 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1
' n: e3 ~- O) [Japanese adjusted assault: 122  * M( U1 w9 u1 @! N& |
Allied adjusted defense: 1  1 _- M7 G3 D* ]; A. v
Japanese assault odds: 122 to 1  % ?- S% g3 Q7 O* q1 C2 i& G9 \% ~
Combat modifiers' l9 j" C9 }9 M9 \' _
Defender: op mode(-), leaders(-), experience(-), supply(-)
7 P/ R/ w% J: t5 `* b( d+ D$ ^Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-)
* P1 h& h- L* j' c; @6 C& B7 K+ s: VAllied ground losses:& X. q3 w, O6 q" F' F
      329 casualties reported
, N- f$ P  c0 m$ O$ c+ L         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 Z2 H$ P4 n9 z4 X         Non Combat: 63 destroyed, 0 disabled1 w) s" B2 e0 \7 L4 Q) ?# a8 f! `* V
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled, W: f9 G$ \: D5 N7 j# o6 J4 w
      Units destroyed 1 # V$ i5 c* I9 O7 ]2 N9 `/ q
Assaulting units:& v- X* |1 t* a. |7 k
    138th Infantry Regiment - N7 k6 h( W2 x0 ^
Defending units:
  V3 E7 Q* u8 ~: {5 E1 {  z    21st Group Army
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$ c# q5 v, }8 z+ F% G+ [Ground combat at Temuloh (50,78)
5 Q% H& v/ I6 f1 k, O7 CJapanese Shock attack
' [! t( p" ^( V7 R. bAttacking force 1112 troops, 7 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 297   R) k0 |+ x$ u4 O2 ^) z- m% U! \2 _
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 " y1 N* p' x- {
Japanese adjusted assault: 36  ! a( l2 U" D. {  B
Allied adjusted defense: 1  1 M0 m0 S! V8 j5 K; U
Japanese assault odds: 36 to 1 (fort level 0)  2 E0 ]4 {$ L- w7 J
Japanese forces CAPTURE Temuloh !!! 1 C6 s4 h; z  [) f" M$ B
Combat modifiers0 z( ~' L8 y) l% U; f# {4 d/ ~
Attacker: shock(+) * o) d. `5 K  q
Assaulting units:: h- T3 ^* ~; _' m6 `8 d& N3 E
    56th Infantry Regiment
2 L) W! n" N- [0 c2 v! u' c    21st Infantry Regiment
  V1 z5 j0 W8 h* Q- E" W  F7 j    II./143rd Infantry Battalion

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 31, 41
+ s& W3 X% m- R" q9 `5 |2 r, |拉包尔登陆正式展开，BB山城也加入了登陆编队，展开炮击。
- c: L9 d7 C$ l, G8 I; |: u盟军突击滩头的cl编队来得有点晚，已经天亮了，而且天气状况很糟糕。
. h+ {, x( g& U- D- y在这样的环境下，cl编队命中山城17发，喷了BB山城一脸，不过bb脸皮厚，估计伤害不大* t/ _/ ^8 C8 w
自己的损伤也不大，不过炮战后没有及时离开，天亮后惊讶的发现kb就在三格之外，
+ c4 B9 H6 n; R2 n于是毫无悬念的下海喂鱼了，目前还有一cl仅受轻伤，正全力后撤中，/ {$ S; ]1 p1 u
kb的位置如此近，莫港侦查的10来个大艇，却没发现任何踪迹，让人对盟军的侦查有点没底啊。( ?- I  U  m& S( q0 y
拉包尔地面部队的炮击显示日军上来200多战力，估计不久拉包尔就将陷落。! h" ?5 i: w! ~( Y* x# x0 L
另一方面，中国空军的空中游击打得越来越顺手，连续2天取得战果了。
5 T: ^# _% a1 E; b--------------------------------------------------------------------------------, e5 K& `5 h! c: o2 Q( j
Pre-Invasion action off Rabaul (106,125) - Coastal Guns Fire Back!) n& B' A$ }7 w$ _
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force & G! E/ y* s* l$ M  i
31 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
, m  P4 J3 {  T, R6 T7 FJapanese Ships
8 K/ W  x' U7 V0 d3 n& ~      BB Yamashiro% L' o# M" W9 M7 n& q4 r* g# q, |
      CL Kashima  \& S# h3 L' M
      DD Tsuga7 t4 M0 J( J; P0 T* Z
      DD Kuri
; G- Q  C# V) r: n2 R# r      PB Shuko Maru #55 Z5 M& f" {5 {* Q( W( F
      PB Sonan Maru #62 c- s7 |# }5 O+ B% u* p8 W
      PB Sonan Maru #5) M( h. o: I; H8 H  U
      PB Shotoku Maru1 u& |% K5 G8 ~4 C
      PB Shoei Maru+ ]8 T) ]) r3 d: _
      PB Kyo Maru #107 ~4 T& P: h+ `% X+ ^) f
      PB Kyo Maru #8" X6 u7 A+ u& T! \2 s1 ]
      xAK Kuraido Maru: J# M4 _) o, L( F5 B& A$ ^
      CM Tsugaru
  [; p! ]" F/ d5 O  J8 S' {% A      DD Yanagi ( c4 D1 E8 G5 ]0 v: V( F
Japanese ground losses:
* o5 d% F" [9 Z- k8 m( p8 W  v      18 casualties reported4 o( W% u2 Z6 W4 N, t' z
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled' {% T' A/ s. P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled& M) q" {$ |8 b+ J5 M7 `/ b/ j
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 u" a: A2 L8 G& u! i" m7 Y  `, mAllied ground losses:
5 ^. f" s$ x$ X# H" y      62 casualties reported
1 K9 n. Q$ `! o- e6 p/ j1 `         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled  Z' o! g% d! E
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
2 Q3 O; e, E+ f" m6 I6 }& |         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
# g+ R3 ]7 P+ C8 H+ R: z) r" M# h---------------------------------------------5 b! R, }: x/ g( ~
Day Time Surface Combat, near Rabaul at 106,125, Range 6,000 Yards " j9 e$ @4 S9 C$ o9 |
Japanese Ships
8 t) D$ ~5 H0 `1 h0 D( P2 a      BB Yamashiro, Shell hits 17,  on fire
; P6 O; E. \/ [3 x, O      CL Kashima( i3 t( J( e( w- Z9 s2 S  ^
      CM Tsugaru& V- y( k! p  [3 Q
      DD Kuri, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk9 Z/ J) t: {% m6 ]9 b
      DD Tsuga, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage: \; {' R) `4 g0 m4 W
      DD Yanagi
& O1 Q0 B) d: P! U/ n      PB Kyo Maru #8$ h6 R" d+ Y6 D/ M3 R! u# m
      PB Kyo Maru #10, Shell hits 1,  on fire
1 J# i4 O9 n  f6 z" X      PB Shoei Maru
) D# d' ~; f, j* |, I4 b: y      PB Shotoku Maru
2 S0 y. Q' e' V' T# `( l/ E      PB Sonan Maru #54 Y9 f9 }0 N- m( X
      PB Sonan Maru #61 E- I. l: E" d: I* i# S/ e; e
      PB Shuko Maru #5
" {# l2 ~9 n7 [" `) s' W4 P" s      xAK Yokohama Maru, Shell hits 2,  on fire
8 m0 N5 p# V% t      xAK Matsue Maru
3 _# G+ V3 C! O      xAK Venice Maru
" E! s$ s  B9 D7 M6 k  J6 U      xAK Kogyoku Maru
! n: r3 b  A6 r: I5 \$ r      xAK Nishimi Maru. |: R) p) b/ |& _& r
      xAK China Maru, Shell hits 3,  on fire
% p& K* D  @6 n3 }$ b& v1 D, L      xAK Cheribon Maru
( E% K2 d- \2 }  A) S& _" P, {      xAK Daifuku Maru
3 @/ L- u2 m# ?6 G5 V      xAK Kuraido Maru : p6 F0 F2 b# R) j, n
Allied Ships
3 j( p9 b0 z, f& A7 B7 _7 L" e. p2 E      CL Leander, Shell hits 6,  on fire,  heavy damage
% j% ]! \; G/ n- l& h! u3 d      CL Achilles, p" ~$ ]0 A. D5 b' B
      CL Perth, Shell hits 3,  heavy fires
4 I6 ]# X, c% q2 f      CL Adelaide, Shell hits 11 g0 ~2 f7 c! ?8 m4 i- |( |' f4 n
      DD Stuart, Shell hits 1 5 _6 b" V5 G, Z; _0 l8 D# o
Low visibility due to Thunderstorms4 M* }: v/ ^: x
Maximum visibility in Thunderstorms: 6,000 yards% Z, O. s# n. V6 u: A& v. k
Range closes to 18,000 yards...0 H& B6 r9 B$ t; r* n+ W) u
Range closes to 15,000 yards...: U# ~" A6 \! _5 _- K- \# \6 c
Range closes to 12,000 yards...
0 g" [8 d6 ?6 M7 GRange closes to 10,000 yards...
" D' S  ?; z, \+ @8 p! }Range closes to 9,000 yards...
) v* t- y' U2 n- z, j7 @( `3 i! P0 TRange closes to 8,000 yards..., f, ^! _) V5 {! i% u
Range closes to 7,000 yards...
4 Q4 k8 z# T8 K7 k* ARange closes to 6,000 yards...
8 S1 K/ Y, Y; GCONTACT: Allies radar detects Japanese task force at 6,000 yards
5 C0 V8 }# v& f3 \* ZxAK Cheribon Maru collides with PB Kyo Maru #10 at 106 , 125 1 w4 i( J- Q4 A; s) {( r* l- S
BB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 6,000 yards: J' T0 O$ D2 }+ H5 C3 _' V
CL Kashima engages CL Achilles at 6,000 yards# M' |# h, S3 l3 p- M0 w5 x
CL Achilles engages DD Tsuga at 6,000 yards
5 G3 `2 U- Q& o9 VDD Tsuga engages DD Stuart at 6,000 yards; b9 r6 |: b* P5 l% _0 t4 O- @+ C7 D
CL Perth engages PB Kyo Maru #10 at 6,000 yards
. D0 f* ^  h: ~) l% _9 s* ^+ n$ XRange closes to 5,000 yards
: z/ I$ I% f, t: tBB Yamashiro engages CL Adelaide at 5,000 yards$ p- z: z0 ~! O6 Q
BB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 5,000 yards. q, q2 f  v, b" h" S/ H& f; e
BB Yamashiro engages CL Leander at 5,000 yards9 p$ B4 w4 ]4 M+ z8 x0 p- \; a
DD Stuart engages DD Kuri at 5,000 yards
4 z. B/ R2 C0 E8 l  i0 vRange increases to 6,000 yards" E2 n& v* H; c7 O7 P; _
BB Yamashiro engages CL Adelaide at 6,000 yards
' J- U' ]+ Z" M) `3 @0 v% I" ~. gDD Tsuga engages CL Perth at 6,000 yards. {; C8 ]! Q! V" C# C! t5 A9 E
CL Achilles engages BB Yamashiro at 6,000 yards
3 ^' x1 _6 a1 v0 h- x- uCL Kashima engages CL Leander at 6,000 yards; n( v' u: ~5 `! V2 T4 M5 z$ J
DD Stuart engages DD Kuri at 6,000 yards! I6 ?7 O1 K5 P% c2 {
CL Perth engages PB Kyo Maru #8 at 6,000 yards+ W% s% i# E! \0 n* F# u$ L$ y2 y
BB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 6,000 yards* `& A+ U2 q* ]; V7 [
BB Yamashiro engages CL Leander at 6,000 yards3 Q' x$ N; Q2 ~! ?+ [) ~- z
DD Kuri sunk by DD Stuart at 6,000 yards7 U' h$ D. _  c/ N/ O
CL Perth engages xAK China Maru at 6,000 yards; |; P4 b: P. A+ J
CL Perth engages xAK Yokohama Maru at 6,000 yards
! u: X. S+ D/ b/ @2 S5 u2 @Waller, H.M.L. orders Allied TF to disengage
; i4 ^6 [9 T! C, I) ZRange increases to 8,000 yards
0 g5 d6 O$ W: ~' Y, v- O# QBB Yamashiro engages CL Adelaide at 8,000 yards
& l9 S9 V3 z7 p! DCL Kashima engages CL Adelaide at 8,000 yards
. h4 q/ ]; J1 ^DD Yanagi engages DD Stuart at 8,000 yards0 T" s' B1 `! ?9 s: {
DD Stuart engages DD Tsuga at 8,000 yards
) \" j" |: Z% ~- F5 Q- W/ v5 |DD Yanagi engages DD Stuart at 8,000 yards+ s' t' \0 M. A4 G- P2 B. y
DD Stuart engages CM Tsugaru at 8,000 yards: J/ L& i2 v& Y
Range increases to 15,000 yards: F# [0 {6 D) T* \' c3 m, ^
CM Tsugaru ,  xAK Kuraido Maru ,  xAK Daifuku Maru  screened from combat3 ]% ?  H" V/ J6 |
- escorted by DD Tsuga
* R6 }7 e: l" S7 Q  R9 ABB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 15,000 yards
' W! ?3 L+ P' Q* ~5 Y7 DBB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 15,000 yards0 G2 s0 h" |5 B3 @
BB Yamashiro engages CL Achilles at 15,000 yards
* X& F/ `) p7 [7 d+ z# Z# A. TBB Yamashiro engages CL Leander at 15,000 yards
- J6 j/ C; c% l' fBB Yamashiro engages DD Stuart at 15,000 yards
2 s* i: G5 j5 W1 F, @1 m) mTask forces break off...
: Y# G7 w9 i9 A5 ]% Z( f! w-------------------------------------------------------------) ?& [3 ~3 Z" F' P& ~( H$ ?0 x
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
) {1 _1 ?8 ~. z3 ]0 gWeather in hex: Overcast 2 U  A8 |" v% j. w# O
Raid detected at 75 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.5 C9 {$ N9 U* h
Estimated time to target is 26 minutes ! {; G! p7 R) O; k, R
Japanese aircraft! v& B& ~- B) A& E
      G3M2 Nell x 276 x& _( `0 P7 U0 m
      G4M1 Betty x 31 % f* g0 Z8 E. p# m3 i# T, U" f) W; h
Allied aircraft0 N- b- e3 w- N8 [
      no flights
1 u: ]- {0 v* t2 l4 j0 q8 RJapanese aircraft losses
: s+ G6 S) y+ ?6 w( s! ^, K      G3M2 Nell: 3 damaged; B: R- I( L  b& {
      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged2 k- o3 q4 G- q$ r
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 6 l: U, k# m* O. c" B( N; @- W
Allied aircraft losses) G- S/ a7 O* q+ V! A
      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged9 r. N0 j7 C% i
      O-47A: 2 damaged
8 {5 ?$ c3 C  E- z2 \" f( q+ U      P-40E Warhawk: 1 damaged0 {/ u6 U) q! R& C% m: [/ ~
      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 damaged 0 \8 H& b7 k  ~
Allied ground losses:$ c3 K8 Z1 ]! W
      4 casualties reported& V* q6 m9 l5 a
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled) U# r& V  R  N. m) c" `
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled2 R; Q) n/ s5 F) E
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  K$ K# F; o1 F! Q; U$ W6 h# TAirbase hits 181 e  h) R1 O: ^+ V
Runway hits 41
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
  `4 T$ ]$ d3 c) d$ D" U0 |Weather in hex: Overcast 1 c$ c* j, ]: X* t' H
Raid detected at 57 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.
! h' X0 z0 }" Q/ I* y. rEstimated time to target is 19 minutes
9 R" @1 q. R# j2 c& b$ W0 |Japanese aircraft6 u4 s, ]$ o, p  B
      G4M1 Betty x 18 2 {/ D0 `7 ]2 R7 i1 P
Allied aircraft! d/ h4 z' c; X3 R9 H! t
      no flights 5 V) U6 B7 a* |4 K% p8 p
Japanese aircraft losses
# O1 j* ~& X# G. q      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged 0 r8 D4 k& _% Z" j8 N) N
Allied aircraft losses' l; A8 Q* _, Z! N9 \2 @2 n
      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 damaged ) q2 t; e, `; t# {1 p! |$ T
Airbase hits 7
$ x0 j3 b8 f, l" ?Airbase supply hits 2
% }# d. ~, y  @% k, s* N; qRunway hits 9
, ^+ @" D2 r: U. s. Y-----------------------------------------------& U& Q( @! r# o1 {" d
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  ! ~+ z' ?+ o# X5 C) R! w+ C
Weather in hex: Overcast ( l' |* }  |) e' ^, r4 ~" W' \; L
Raid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.  E6 _$ G9 h: W, Q) {, D
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes 5 X! T- d8 k$ d8 z4 d8 a
Japanese aircraft+ S3 U* g* m2 i. p, X: y# E# o
      G4M1 Betty x 13
/ R2 A9 j' w6 l+ y! m8 D1 L0 j3 @Allied aircraft) _, i" y- R3 g& Q: z
      no flights ) J- H( L# k) b; S' d
Japanese aircraft losses
/ O" ?1 A, p" m      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged
3 j# n: i% B+ D! EAllied aircraft losses  d" J9 D$ W* V' ^- k7 q# C
      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground+ t4 S- n' {. C8 n+ ]
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed on ground
: ^' i* f4 d' V9 vAllied ground losses:$ z' G3 e8 _. v; R- y$ p
      5 casualties reported
2 \( T& c9 x7 s         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 ^1 G9 U- |4 y: ^
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
* T" O+ j# l; O+ F5 i+ L' L2 I         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled . B2 a' i/ J. r& m/ d. i
Airbase hits 1$ [& L' O5 y. ?$ W4 _' w: Q+ C
Runway hits 10  k- O1 m; ~0 d1 |# d' l' p  x
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" G$ _5 g8 T! [4 AMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
( C+ b- b: N) S7 F5 YWeather in hex: Overcast
  v7 K; u5 U9 x) w' x  @# z4 W/ ^Raid detected at 80 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.( [# F, g$ i, |5 v) ^8 {3 |
Estimated time to target is 25 minutes 3 l, i6 e6 ^% w; C
Japanese aircraft. e5 S! j% k* g
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 12
1 o( w% X6 m3 ?$ n      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21 * [/ ~% q; v1 U: ]* n/ @& f
Allied aircraft) G( Y+ B$ j6 }4 |/ K& C1 e" g
      no flights 5 i% f$ }, p# U; R! e* x9 Z
Japanese aircraft losses4 s' y# U8 o3 z& K
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged
' R' g3 ?4 d' o5 }      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 5 damaged # w  G' u( {) G* C* Y3 x
Allied aircraft losses
. Q9 {/ \$ `8 k% h* |      O-47A: 1 damaged
% k! }) y% I& e5 I% ^. j% T- i      B-17D Fortress: 2 damaged! d* C9 P# }6 g% ^1 `7 ?2 r
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 damaged7 T  V) V8 I, Y$ n: v2 n1 O2 Y
      Beech 18-S: 1 damaged
1 U1 F' H7 v+ t; ~Airbase hits 3$ v# O; Y' {# V$ N) n
Runway hits 4, Q3 D  q+ j9 q3 T; t5 S
-------------------------------------------------------7 {. Q( b8 S* {9 f' r. b
Morning Air attack on 80th Chinese Corps, at 84,42 , near Sian 3 w7 ?" ?! j5 o+ z
Weather in hex: Light cloud " [+ J; S$ G* i5 u  w: I  `5 [
Raid spotted at 44 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
9 W; ]1 F9 ^) j4 j0 ~Estimated time to target is 14 minutes 1 v: y! F% t5 m) f" i6 [
Japanese aircraft
; G9 I# Z6 l: |6 j8 e      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 13 ( b/ u+ |" l8 }0 S; l) n& S
Allied aircraft
# y7 \* L9 Q" S      I-15-III x 11
8 A' W5 Y) W8 ]! _" A9 O3 i: oJapanese aircraft losses
. V" D3 M& F" \, S/ K$ t& H  l+ o      Ki-21-Ic Sally: 3 destroyed, 4 damaged 0 w4 B5 C0 I; N1 O
No Allied losses - `" N% _& o5 _7 N- ~
Aircraft Attacking:
7 m8 m  g% G2 g2 t       8 x Ki-21-Ic Sally bombing from 6000 feet * ( F( a) H: h& M, v. R8 k. Z! x
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb' x  l- O% b" n7 c& g( e
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0 s0 q% @; u% R6 q# eMorning Air attack on Rabaul , at 106,125  ) n1 X! e, }0 f* A
Weather in hex: Light cloud & X% f2 Z5 x- F. e* E
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.0 A5 v- r6 T; J
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes 9 V+ h$ I8 h, F1 I1 D. r5 S
Japanese aircraft! Z8 ?4 }3 Q- P' \5 l- u5 Q: U
      G4M1 Betty x 37
5 X8 ~' z! D& }No Japanese losses
9 G" ?$ ^6 K; y) rAirbase hits 8
3 E) i  l1 ?6 c0 Q, t( C# u( iAirbase supply hits 6- g6 N/ d  b& q( ?
Runway hits 34( e  n8 Y+ p5 n1 J
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Rabaul at 107,126 % Y" ~6 H  J$ c+ c$ ~# ]. Y4 i3 }1 M
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
4 {+ U, `. W9 r8 ORaid detected at 77 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
2 p% h* A+ ~) w9 Z- E" D& tEstimated time to target is 28 minutes
2 o6 q( @6 m5 \( C$ F6 }Japanese aircraft  T4 a' M4 K) k! n* X
      A6M2 Zero x 44- {$ B- r7 Z: J' B# p* H4 y
      B5N2 Kate x 84& l! B4 v( q1 t/ C3 g
      D3A1 Val x 71
3 i- z; Q. k" @0 m' `. u3 L9 zJapanese aircraft losses0 K: W2 |$ T* |7 e$ u$ s, Z
      B5N2 Kate: 1 damaged
' Y4 d% v3 d4 \8 o  y      D3A1 Val: 3 damaged 6 T( x" i, j! H8 q3 f
Allied Ships
2 v( H" o$ Q; Q      CL Adelaide, Bomb hits 1
0 e! a: N$ }% F% q      CL Achilles, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk$ s3 p% b" O  W% x5 p, i; x2 _* a
      DD Stuart, Bomb hits 5, and is sunk
! B3 y; \* K$ W& T* x. p% S: R      CL Perth, Bomb hits 7,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
) V2 J; D6 L* z/ O      CL Leander, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
2 ^$ H& g. h; |2 c8 t( @% X-----------------------------------------------------
% U# a) C6 ^- V3 S! r3 u' U4 L8 C- dGround combat at Brunei (65,87)
3 m- ]5 w3 C9 `5 `Japanese Shock attack # `7 f* T  k8 |' B
Attacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61 - T4 @2 ^' t, u  y+ h. H
Defending force 344 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 3 `3 z& ?$ M, d- W( ]0 j4 k% E
Japanese adjusted assault: 23  
* R7 r. H/ o0 A: B; MAllied adjusted defense: 5  % O- V9 l. J0 Y
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)  0 C+ y2 i4 }& q2 i, N% ^- C9 x
Japanese forces CAPTURE Brunei !!! ( W, w# d# g0 m
Combat modifiers
) m" u, U( q8 n5 {7 F5 A% DDefender: terrain(+), leaders(-), preparation(-), fatigue(-)* m5 q* O/ X+ ]( B  g4 t' w" \
experience(-)
; u1 a8 X5 k  N( @, YAttacker: shock(+), leaders(-), fatigue(-) ; `- J  V, L5 c/ Y. N( }
Japanese ground losses:
) z& o1 i4 K& g, a8 k$ \& \      18 casualties reported1 E$ W' _* D: P6 q7 w+ \3 s) _
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled0 l- O, l* X9 A7 O
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled; P" e; Q) \6 o% G+ `% i
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' ]+ n) e$ ^/ Z9 K6 B, l0 Q+ B, L5 JAllied ground losses:* m5 ]% r$ j. v7 m) v
      105 casualties reported2 ]4 X- u/ ^4 J, ]5 A0 r
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ w7 }, V" B, `# m) P; s7 e
         Non Combat: 9 destroyed, 1 disabled
0 D! Q# w$ ~' R/ G; r) |; P         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled
& R0 _8 m% R3 c      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)# ~7 g& C: X# _1 N8 Z( E
      Units retreated 1
' _" s7 g+ c: f+ |6 vDefeated Allied Units Retreating! $ a% Q3 D9 w6 r7 y
Assaulting units:
' r- w4 x. e& |3 }  V9 M1 W' F% d    16th Naval Guard Unit
! _& k7 B6 Y9 N+ E+ QDefending units:
' ^7 g. H% A  K# J; k    107th RN Base Force 7 ], O9 Z8 D  H; W% c/ _8 o' t( V
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Ground combat at Rabaul (106,125) 2 i" h) [2 ?& B7 \- e
Allied Bombardment attack
5 x7 }' X; X% i8 x% U  n9 eAttacking force 1129 troops, 19 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 63
4 Y, ^3 M! u/ X2 B" UDefending force 6101 troops, 61 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 203 * |8 p8 f9 x) C' a" j( B- C% X
Japanese ground losses:. ^8 Q, R) p2 Z9 z
      4 casualties reported
+ N9 I  }. o  k         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 d. L4 P5 C: f& _$ d2 K& c3 ^/ s# B         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ i' I7 M  h; |( m
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled 7 ]! I3 ?2 ]6 b( t4 s0 {
Assaulting units:( [* _1 y0 n4 b) `' X
    B Coy/NG Rifles . j- ^3 s1 k- m) y
    Lark Battalion! }6 m; M. O2 _' @8 J) v' @
    Rabaul Det. Base Force 6 K8 X; ]9 B" k4 [, V
Defending units:- Y- f& g/ F  v" V  t, h
    144th Infantry Regiment
" P6 t- T1 U( D" }# c$ I8 l% U3 I* U    Maizuru 1st SNLF
5 o6 Y7 M+ j9 J; }" Y& [6 J    2nd JNAF Coy
5 k, o; a) _8 q+ E    5th JNAF Coy

zer0

游戏已经进入42年了，约克城也到位了，飞行队经过调整补充，准备集结后开始给日军找麻烦了，# D# [( c, u1 P: o9 j
4cv也有360的舰载机，捣点乱应该够了，
' ~) S6 @$ [6 ^目前乘着kb在拉包尔，mini回江户或东京维修的大好时机，正在考虑要不要再去偷袭下东京5 b0 W7 h8 ~) }4 E0 k% c" `% J
没准能抓到mini呢？

s9723

該說日本運氣不錯嗎？ 要不是山城當肉盾 運輸艦恐怕都得下海
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莫港的大艇是設定偵查線還是全周搜索？

zer0

該說日本運氣不錯嗎？ 要不是山城當肉盾 運輸艦恐怕都得下海
% d' J. J: F$ g( N' A/ p! g9 x" P2 H  q4 r  n
莫港的大艇是設定偵查線還是全周搜索？
3 w, l3 r; F2 K4 F$ O" J9 ?s9723 发表于 2014-10-20 22:18

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都是50%对海搜索，一般也不设定具体方向，让他自己来。。
( O1 J* R* d$ R另：你这输入法这么全是繁体啊。。。

wangqifeng

繁體這個我也會，問題是人家是台胞，我是冒牌的。* Q4 b3 z% e9 t" g1 z, R
所以话说回来，盟军前期的CL大多没鱼雷，拿日军BB是没啥办法，KB如此之近，莫港的部队是否能完全卸载不好说，不行就闪吧。
% M. e8 M, X  n大陆战场不要指望日军没补给之类，因为，国军更没补给，必须要想法把日军堵在山里，一旦大部队进入四川平原，国军就没啥招了。那些骑兵部队，不要随着大部队行动了，都放山里去警戒。

amdddr

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部分战力堵安康，必然会被击溃啊，然后日军如果翻山入川的话，
5 t9 c8 ]+ [6 h- P# `+ S+ H剑阁附近的部队不知能否来得及赶到指点位置堵路，日军很可能从安康翻山入川。6 x/ m' g+ Q* X2 {3 B, P, m, c
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( W/ \- t! ~" X+ f# F' Bzer0 发表于 2014-10-20 14:12

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/ h1 w# M) S( }3 ~; P5 _那是你退得太慢了，西安没有任何防守的必要，北方的国军部队基本的战略目标就是尽量保存最大实力退至剑阁北面的三岔路口防守，剑阁至安康一线集中北方国军部队的话，抵挡10000以上战力的日军没啥问题，剑阁上面的三叉路口和安康之间互相支援是很近的，不管日军从西安方向还是从安康方向，你都可以从容调动主力去堵住。
  K+ u* q! S8 V5 R5 H如果还想再西安附近抵抗，必然造成西安和安康无法互相呼应，分兵两处，必然被日军在其中一个方向集中兵力击溃。如果你现在大部队还在西安附近部署防线的话，安康没有兵力守是必然的。

zer0

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+ f# F1 Y* `# \" H  x0 A3 Q8 p) T/ H那是你退得太慢了，西安没有任何防守的必要，北方的国军部队基本的战略目标就是尽量保存最大实力退至剑阁北面的三岔路口防守，剑阁至安康一线集中北方国军部队的话，抵挡10000以上战力的日军没啥问题，剑阁上面的 ...  k) X- n2 E2 p
amdddr 发表于 2014-10-21 08:54

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已经够快了，西安附近如果不稍微拖延下，北方国军有2k左右战力就可能被截断在西安以南
! `0 F5 g: s5 f! \如果你说的是剑阁东北方向 山地那个路口的话，2k多战力已经到位了，
# j8 d! e6 Z3 h) m- y0 {- U+ ~问题是即使国军能用近万战力堵在安康，如果日军选择不进攻国军，而是在到安康前就过河翻山，
/ i* h( B. A4 R( V& s3 G然后爬到入川的那条路上，那么堵安康的近万战力将没有办法在日军之前赶到重庆。% y% q) i6 x; k# K) F
这才是问题，要做到这一点，至少需要把防线再往南移动一格。

zer0

繁體這個我也會，問題是人家是台胞，我是冒牌的。
. J) a9 S9 i6 U; J所以话说回来，盟军前期的CL大多没鱼雷，拿日军BB是没啥办法，KB如此之近，莫港的部队是否能完全卸载不好说，不行就闪吧。: f9 F( z  g6 L* v0 B$ u
大陆战场不要指望日军没补给之类，因为 ...; |) n+ N" s. S( A1 G6 B/ l
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-20 22:35

5 E! ]* ?+ X2 E% o) U2 _! U莫港的部队已经卸载一天了，再有一天就完成了，应该没问题了。
2 ^$ D3 ^7 R7 t3 e# \5 A# F2 L日军如果翻山的话，堵在安康好像不够啊，还要往南移才行，
+ Y6 C2 E/ t; N5 T/ l$ \' J5 [而且那些骑兵跑起来貌似不比步兵快到哪去，和装甲部队更没法比。