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[AE] 鏖战南太平洋 - DBB瓜岛剧本 - 牛牛.J vs Vader5.A

从官网约到一个美国佬,对战AE瓜岛非官方剧本
1 m' Q8 T  _6 M. |( M使用DaBabes剧本,扩展地图,堆叠限制,34号瓜岛剧本
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3 g8 \* ~; J% T* T3 R地图比原始AE瓜岛有不小变化,北边到达帕劳、夸贾林、威克岛,东边到达斐济、帕果帕果,南边到达NZ的奥克兰,西边变化不大
! b8 t  o& t  X* O! |( W: w+ ?日盟双方兵力均有所加强,日军多了不少零战机队,许多无人岛均有驻军;肖特兰和布因位置稍有变化
$ X: l. W& L( Q1 v# |/ c母港还是特鲁克,但帕劳群岛也有自动补给
& m1 X" Z" {( G" C1 K地图扩大不少,兵力部署变化不少,带来的战术变化也不小,边打边研究吧
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完整剧本已上传至群共享和置顶帖链接中,需要的童鞋可以下载研究
, I4 T  T5 v9 S( X" g- A28剧本对应原版01剧本,30剧本对应02剧本,34剧本对应瓜岛剧本
前排支持!
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
支持对外战争
军刀菠萝
完整剧本已上传至群共享和置顶帖链接中,需要的童鞋可以下载研究
, o/ e: o7 R2 c! t$ ~( n1 r) h! ^28剧本对应原版01剧本,30剧本对应02剧本,34剧本对应瓜岛剧本
大剧本01太弱,铁人太强,没有对应02剧本的么。。
战斗,在路上。
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 06, 42
1 v: G% J& ]8 ?" j# M3 ^令人吃惊的是,韦德第一个回合就登陆了伦加和图拉吉& W8 P/ M7 T# ~# K% U1 i1 t
查了一下剧本,发现盟军两栖舰队的确首回合有移动加成' Y5 {, q3 g9 ?" s* d& J/ t8 C
被忽悠了。。。。早知道陆攻当天就对海了8 V; k  f: p; s5 p( @; i9 K
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' [% B# @) S% y9 q! f$ y; HNaval bombardment of Tulagi at 114,1370 g8 y2 d  _( r9 B5 w: z* F
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Allied Ships
2 i" G: Q0 a& m( A2 m8 [* ~/ n      CLAA San Juan8 x5 K4 a& k# W' S/ C$ E% Z
      DD Buchanan
; w- S* _' X3 v+ J7 e6 g      DD Monssen
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1 x8 Y$ N8 C6 v# KJapanese ground losses:3 @  Z3 R, i+ o, B6 D: f4 Q2 j
      35 casualties reported8 }5 b- C- u1 P. M% d" _
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, A# w. S1 W8 p& [+ c  g3 o         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
! k& ]- |% S1 H- M, i! l         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled; X/ e  ~* ~. C+ }$ c# X: F

2 o. T' x: {! r$ V3 _Port hits 5  j0 I3 h1 A! }( t" R
Port fuel hits 6
. S. v$ G1 Q' q/ A( |  Y5 oPort supply hits 1( {* I' C+ q2 `& I% }; ]

  E( S$ p9 x( X  Z3 G3 F% a6 qCLAA San Juan firing at Tulagi
( h, b5 ]5 q- z* uDD Buchanan firing at Tulagi
: @) r( X1 q$ `" [/ p$ _/ TDD Monssen firing at Tulagi + N0 ?; K7 z1 P: Y3 r, p) P0 U: l; [/ I* I
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Pre-Invasion action off Lunga (114,138)1 }: U/ R  t. q9 t' p* l; g1 `

5 w! f, _2 C1 u& C* m0 T* _; w( w. B13 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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# k7 c; u3 i6 e) c* uAllied Ships% F2 O: Q; H+ f. i3 W
      AK Bellatrix) {$ L; e7 l. V% B$ s
      AP American Legion" a) O8 a- H% U: ?
      AP Fuller
2 E) C  M2 m3 U% q( r  G1 f$ o      AP Crescent City
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- z. Y' b" M3 E# k, a* yJapanese ground losses:
2 q( h" ?# L6 t3 Q8 b1 Y      12 casualties reported4 {( c- T* U& ], a  a& H
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled% d# `) m. H  X/ [6 d. q8 D) I3 x
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled' A% h# a  G0 M5 e6 t5 J; m
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
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) ~2 B: ^! O1 KAK Bellatrix firing at 11th Naval Construction Battalion
8 N) o1 U7 {& T+ c2 n( i) [7 V% A4 FAK Bellatrix fired at enemy troops3 _0 p3 m  s, M% S
AP American Legion fired at enemy troops+ N* ^  {7 D! j. ^: m
AP Fuller fired at enemy troops$ S) K' _+ o- v& G% c' ^
AK Bellatrix fired at enemy troops
4 g" v- k3 T' xDefensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 6,000 yards) y0 S+ T% z' i# {" _
Defensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 2,000 yards* z, C; @5 s3 n7 B( t6 g$ d: _2 M
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1 ?2 K/ Y. y$ W; EAmphibious Assault at Lunga (114,138)
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4 g- ?) r# k0 N) D/ i6 K' n0 w7 FTF 401 troops unloading over beach at Lunga, 114,138
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9 o- a4 u, o- F& TAllied ground losses:
" d9 @: c+ r8 {" l* r  N      44 casualties reported5 L; E2 Q% K& ?: U& u! c# k, j
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 3 disabled/ q; B. e3 ?, |  X; D
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled0 {4 D" ]. F+ y6 f) t
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled) C4 p$ h) ~7 w! i% @. q

" d4 B$ x& p3 r( T$ a- |( W. Y13 troops of a USMC 41 Rifle Squad lost in surf during unload of 5th Marine Rgt /28 m( P5 x5 g3 z0 M% J0 Q
12 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 5th Marine Rgt /2) f  `+ R; b' L5 |2 Y

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1 I0 O3 S: C8 j& E& vPre-Invasion action off Lunga (114,138)' ?0 W4 S5 b4 T) W1 Z# _& G
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13 Coastal gun shots fired in defense., C' f- \: g9 G
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Allied Ships! z4 |; E8 ^' q
      AK Alhena: g# X) t6 |- W, h5 t1 I( A
      AK Alchiba
/ k( P7 Z  C2 M+ n2 ^" d. ?) a3 \      AP Hunter Liggett1 b# y3 d* l5 ~$ L/ x0 z* O8 b

) e5 D9 j  C/ N2 FJapanese ground losses:
8 N6 X4 ~% S. ?6 t      12 casualties reported
4 `) h- {$ h  Y; K: G: o         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled  ?+ e$ ]. N+ E  \
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled( e3 `% U$ F# S9 Q+ Q% u
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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1 L& E- E' w; Z$ LAllied ground losses:
6 e( F8 D( b1 V2 Y# S& I      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)# m1 F, k5 n& }/ E3 k

2 [" S+ L) O2 U4 O% e* `4 `6 [( sAK Alhena firing at 13th Naval Construction Battalion" @5 @2 ^6 B& Z; n( Y$ h. [( i4 c( l
AK Alhena fired at enemy troops. v* k/ A. H, g
AK Alchiba fired at enemy troops
$ R5 a  |6 R0 ]. ^! M0 cAP Hunter Liggett fired at enemy troops
! S" A- e8 D& `7 u  @3 HDefensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 5,000 yards
: c% F5 ~% L7 n# K1 r( M/ H) H) s' ]Defensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 1,000 yards, ~6 c+ z( x. c7 A  u6 @

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Amphibious Assault at Lunga (114,138)
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* @, p% }3 [  Q/ XTF 403 troops unloading over beach at Lunga, 114,138" K5 E" X% J0 g( t3 V4 N& m6 c

' ~! s5 p2 I! ^) sAllied ground losses:6 n9 c: C& K" L( y3 t( z; o, F8 r
      Vehicles lost 1 (0 destroyed, 1 disabled)
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) c/ \3 l% [, P8 C4 OPre-Invasion action off Tulagi (114,137)" v* a9 f5 @+ f# S8 ?# ?
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
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13 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.( x! N* B* h1 e/ u& j
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Allied Ships
9 N) {9 _. W5 |/ J. l      APD McKean- B# ?# ?8 P) ^7 O
      APD Little
, z. w' b  K$ S0 P      APD Gregory
) ?) h" h0 [2 f1 ~7 i      APD Colhoun; {, ^- O1 D: q  |
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Allied ground losses:6 V! [  T% r5 ]9 s+ _
      8 casualties reported% x: C8 {$ E$ v. q: k! d
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled8 Z3 W; k$ d( Q+ s' |
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
  t1 I* Y/ \+ g# {         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 v$ d/ W" c, B) @: [8 n; ~* o

; T. Y" U' H, ?APD McKean fired at enemy troops7 S/ r5 P) X: x" H  s
APD Little fired at enemy troops% M8 E& c2 l9 X7 y* m
APD Gregory fired at enemy troops
1 e% ~* G6 \; W" [2 [5 O$ ], nAPD Colhoun fired at enemy troops
/ P$ p! ^1 I8 HDefensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 5,000 yards# F5 D8 L6 j: f- g! [
Defensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 2,000 yards
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Amphibious Assault at Tulagi (114,137)
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, |! N( I4 Z% @; f  OTF 405 troops unloading over beach at Tulagi, 114,137
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Allied ground losses:0 }' v  a% h/ V/ e
      604 casualties reported5 W- v9 R) P8 B! Q6 x* K% V
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 89 disabled
' Y6 E/ K! `: C/ n+ C/ a         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 27 disabled
1 J/ U2 x% f. c5 y' O8 b/ W, o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 ~  y! k1 s" N1 Q2 t3 \: c6 C      Guns lost 9 (0 destroyed, 9 disabled)
3 I: |! ~7 v8 b( l" s      Vehicles lost 8 (0 destroyed, 8 disabled): {. a1 O( R5 U
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12 troops of a USMC Raider Squad accidentally lost during unload of 1st Marine Raider Bn3 T3 X3 E& }: q  Y
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& t6 q/ k6 S) S# J% q9 RGround combat at Tulagi (114,137)
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Japanese Bombardment attack
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Attacking force 396 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 186 G: l  \+ Y& m- l& m, n( T

! p- l- r" _5 T8 R" _( cDefending force 3388 troops, 19 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 138
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2 H' A1 O1 C4 E- w6 ?& ]7 P* tAssaulting units:
. b$ B, r& |% O7 L/ c    Tulagi Det SNLF8 ]0 s% K8 Z! a1 U2 N  h2 D
    2/Yok' Suijoki'tai # o# Z) D( h9 N$ [4 f" _
    Tulagi Const Det 2 d2 L4 U9 E% g$ B% r
    3/Yok' Suijoki'tai 6 Y$ R1 Q0 p. |; O0 ~

8 P! b- K; P: n" y9 ^) h; m0 a5 fDefending units:
) G. Y9 W; ]- a* w1 i    1st Marine Para Battalion8 U- Y; Y9 D7 g6 H/ }
    1st Marine Raider Battalion6 E+ c  F! s" h0 O$ c: U
    2nd Marine Rgt /1
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速搬板凳坐看瓜島糜戰~
特鲁克多了一条ARD
" q$ A* ~% D$ Y+ f9 U# ^科科达小道变成了潜在基地
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 07, 42# `& F8 l# {$ z* y) f3 w
伦加和图拉吉的守军被剧本严重削弱,本回合被毫无悬念地拿下,图拉吉守军预定要被召回,所以无法重建,幸好用大艇已将种子接回# @) O; J- Z5 |. s. e& z2 P% C
零战挂副油箱护航陆攻冒死出击,遭遇优势野猫拦截,损失了18架战斗机仅取得重创1CA和数艘运输船的战果,幸好剧本初始的零战机队较多,尚能承受损失
: Q9 ~4 ~6 e* a5 L韦德老美居然用P39战轰100尺突击布纳机场,被AA揍出翔6 m- J* ]# ]$ }! R% [
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Lunga at 114,1381 s1 o" o, ~' E3 e: i

) d5 `3 [8 C8 k) d& u" zWeather in hex: Heavy cloud( d: e5 K2 ?: G
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Raid detected at 43 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.2 R! o7 E/ ?9 R
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
8 p, b; e) s/ _% s+ [      A6M2 Zero x 7
9 H$ E- F: z- t+ \      G4M1 Betty x 9. @) f3 t9 E" L3 Q' E+ v# ]$ r
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Allied aircraft
. A4 h& P/ {# {4 ~      F4F-4 Wildcat x 35
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& y' |2 X8 e* w8 p8 GJapanese aircraft losses7 R& K4 V: s5 C- j& S
      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed
: }+ u" i) W8 G3 T+ ]* @( P# [# q6 l      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged+ J- A% o+ ^! l: U$ c, I* K# |& `

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      F4F-4 Wildcat: 1 destroyed( f& N9 R5 ?# p/ {4 F

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      DD Jarvis7 `3 _- |% }+ b" F' Q
      CA Canberra
4 N1 c( z2 E* L! d- R& ^2 H' m1 C) w& f      CA Chicago
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Aircraft Attacking:! D+ B$ A3 `  J  M
       9 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet
: H% B1 d# [# e% s# s4 Y$ V               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
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' h5 ?3 h: b: O3 f8 mCAP engaged:7 n. ?/ d. K: c6 {% V
VF-3 with F4F-4 Wildcat (10 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
% f  K8 e7 j7 [$ f2 e6 c5 K) Z      (3 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)
: X5 g, w% w9 v/ S( J3 D      10 plane(s) intercepting now.
' h4 K: G! i! h* ^      Group patrol altitude is 20000
  c$ d( q% t, \      Raid is overhead
$ N4 M9 i. J/ J+ l, ~      14 planes vectored on to bombers3 a0 F: q- h% ^+ {# o
VF-6 with F4F-4 Wildcat (13 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
8 `- M/ r% n, }+ i; w" i$ X3 x      (16 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)2 w0 f) ~0 j; \1 k
      13 plane(s) intercepting now.
, z+ X$ ]3 E: \( o# Z% L# Z      0 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 3 out of immediate contact.+ O9 v' X, R' B3 B8 ~
      Group patrol altitude is 19000
; Q3 x' T. Y( }  I      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 18 minutes
( s9 i+ v+ |$ q1 @% a) e8 p0 C      6 planes vectored on to bombers
4 @3 Y# z6 P) p$ pVF-71 with F4F-4 Wildcat (9 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
* [- v. ~) K$ K% W2 R' s- _. B      (2 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)) e) w) Y: o& P4 ]9 T- r" N1 G
      9 plane(s) intercepting now." k3 q) b6 k6 f  t2 H, {2 S8 x4 _3 }1 N: }
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 7 C  r; [' J4 [
      Raid is overhead
, d! z5 I9 P. c$ x0 C      2 planes vectored on to bombers: m6 D9 j0 U0 i# a

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Morning Air attack on TF, near Tulagi at 114,137
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+ [$ A& U- j7 m( sWeather in hex: Overcast& J- ~9 i5 d$ S5 n* \7 l
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Raid detected at 18 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
. C; b8 W. D" A- }Estimated time to target is 6 minutes  l& O- ~; A6 H1 X" Z1 S& v

  s" U3 S. l, f4 P2 t; CJapanese aircraft
2 G8 I2 U& d/ f4 ~      A6M2 Zero x 10
# T9 N' j9 Y8 ~( `' _; X! Q      G4M1 Betty x 6
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Allied aircraft0 X" k& c9 D3 d( {
      F4F-4 Wildcat x 4
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Japanese aircraft losses) U9 ~: {) h6 ?. p3 C" J& w
      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged
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: z, Z4 Y) x; i1 \  _; c/ xAllied aircraft losses
2 N+ x% K, n& Y2 X      F4F-4 Wildcat: 1 destroyed5 [2 \. h8 g/ U; J. h+ k" H6 G. b; e! K

# d+ R/ y; @5 R/ B1 qAllied Ships
9 N5 H2 @. D& r2 Q, N  f      APD McKean, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
2 l5 s7 M. h' H+ U% N1 P! g      AP Neville, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
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0 R+ f9 T( A# Y0 C+ Y% c7 {       6 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet$ t0 \3 a% A- ?8 S2 P! u
               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
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CAP engaged:( ^6 j6 z& j9 i; ~* \& F- D
VF-6 with F4F-4 Wildcat (4 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
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      4 plane(s) intercepting now.5 J# z+ c2 ^+ B" ?5 Q' @8 B* a
      Group patrol altitude is 19000
8 x- \/ O) [4 J# D3 c      Raid is overhead
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3 a/ T" I$ b+ _Morning Air attack on TF, near Lunga at 114,138
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Weather in hex: Heavy cloud
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Raid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.( w! U/ L- l$ K5 W2 ?) X
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes, s% o+ [$ w' z( B5 Q$ B

. ?0 O% s* H3 m3 XJapanese aircraft- m: ?) o. q, f
      A6M2 Zero x 3
* a8 y- i" C8 ?9 ?& Q      G4M1 Betty x 6
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2 a+ l0 w8 I+ I4 FAllied aircraft
8 ^$ b: Q% b0 ~- G/ q8 a1 f      F4F-4 Wildcat x 32
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8 K1 G+ c. }* Z* M6 z$ }- |0 m$ AJapanese aircraft losses
0 j5 z. w/ U6 f% I. D/ c$ q      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed, M$ G# i" w. a- U. |) D- y$ e
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed, 2 damaged
: y' W& ~+ X# b3 F1 u" m
2 x! o* n/ Z% k+ g0 u5 b) ENo Allied losses
$ C( B7 p1 {: h  h& Z; I
# F7 s# Q9 Q! ?& l; mAllied Ships9 c  D! X# u9 E5 B4 M& [# Y  K
      AP George F. Elliot3 L6 Q. R8 ^0 \* D/ c- g0 b" a- ?
+ z  h% M1 n, j6 `5 o( R# A# x
Aircraft Attacking:, A; E( `  ]9 ^; C; P
       4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet& [. o: J3 ~! t6 N( k# R7 e" L
               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
; C( h  T' h' [+ P( a- ]
8 i: Q; I% m/ ^0 JCAP engaged:/ @- o2 I) @: Y8 m" E' S
VF-71 with F4F-4 Wildcat (6 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)( c8 \) g% ^6 E: j, P' A, q
      (4 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)3 q4 h5 c7 [9 O
      6 plane(s) intercepting now.
' l1 B6 a2 \3 j1 {2 P1 h& ]      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
* P! ^9 K# r+ h2 }0 @; T      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 12000 and 20000.& O' _/ D0 }; y7 ?' G
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 31 minutes# g7 {1 \% N+ H: M! T2 M& C) Z( v
      4 planes vectored on to bombers
4 \8 k$ s6 S# |% x! V: _. F4 c1 t% ^VF-3 with F4F-4 Wildcat (11 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)# Z% k. M9 h) U8 V8 |
      (4 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.). d! r. G; W2 s# Q1 H& P
      11 plane(s) intercepting now.. W! p- Z5 U) U5 t
      2 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
( j3 s4 S' O) [8 |4 m      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 13000 and 20000.
! k, F* [+ o& A      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 23 minutes0 p$ ^5 x& J8 ~5 ]0 d
      4 planes vectored on to bombers
; u3 T  [, T# ?VF-6 with F4F-4 Wildcat (3 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)* R0 G; S2 k/ b( v' Y
      3 plane(s) intercepting now.
' s( E" T& d, ?+ l+ c! o; S      6 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.4 L$ \  C4 e2 x# m' L
      Group patrol altitude is 19000 , scrambling fighters between 12000 and 14000.  I6 H  b- M) q# {9 _' g: _
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 125 minutes
+ A& b, n# m( v      9 planes vectored on to bombers
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7 U$ w6 J3 |% n2 Q+ @  ?. hMorning Air attack on 41st (Sep) Inf Regiment, at 99,129 (Buna)
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, i7 p& ^8 q" M, R4 C1 T- x4 [8 F/ ZWeather in hex: Clear sky" B- o+ z6 Q7 E
6 v: C  g! I( {
Raid spotted at 11 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.- R' n9 d7 c  Q0 K4 d9 `$ _. l
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes( L6 ~+ ]! z" h0 `9 S# r

5 I! V9 j0 }, E7 b; W0 NAllied aircraft
0 J; [0 S9 Y8 K* z% w      P-39D Airacobra x 100 T3 p6 ]! m* {/ a  c+ Y
5 S# d3 m/ c! o4 n5 h6 k0 K
Allied aircraft losses9 ^. K( Y4 M  Q8 |, @0 N2 k9 O9 V
      P-39D Airacobra: 1 damaged) G. b6 l- |7 K! X. }
      P-39D Airacobra: 1 destroyed by flak
5 M: ^- P0 X: u- i9 o1 K1 K9 \, O  ] / C; `' y, u* L8 q: `' r/ m
Aircraft Attacking:1 }0 H5 a& K+ J5 g/ [& z& Z
       9 x P-39D Airacobra bombing from 100 feet
. H" V1 T+ y, H               Ground Attack:  1 x 500 lb GP Bomb
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" ~3 \1 o& l  x$ x  S" S" E) aAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Lunga at 114,138
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, {, i/ l2 M3 u5 u% ]& @' |6 nWeather in hex: Heavy rain6 b, S( M+ }2 @. c( x
9 w$ o, b- [: q3 e
Raid detected at 36 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.6 b% X& \9 ]% l3 o3 _) d+ V$ T) Y
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes! j* L) Q0 m# L" B+ e. j

. d* u1 L  i8 ?  F& @$ k; i( rJapanese aircraft( h; s9 O& Y# D6 c$ q
      A6M2 Zero x 7- p) V& j' j6 o1 h
      G4M1 Betty x 22
5 I" D% R2 [" j1 N( g+ ]; R3 G
; h" Y. L; E5 h2 ]# ]2 c* dAllied aircraft
+ u( J8 D; \1 r      F4F-4 Wildcat x 40
# l6 O3 Z5 y% A, E2 ]+ ?, O' i . z0 g8 Z. O  N! ?* R
Japanese aircraft losses
0 l2 R" ?  l6 Y# g* f2 t5 n      A6M2 Zero: 4 destroyed5 }+ O  Z5 C* z
      G4M1 Betty: 9 damaged
! g& i9 U5 s3 Z1 U& K      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak' v; Y  C/ g2 x' N. t1 d2 P

: k( K/ F: y- W0 V1 ]- s, \  aNo Allied losses$ I7 q" n6 z/ e1 B

9 a8 n! |* w$ f! {' r5 NAllied Ships5 ?$ F) n2 d. s7 a/ w
      AP Crescent City% _) Q/ y" J8 y
      CA Australia
0 ], V( V/ R6 G' i      AP Barnett
1 p3 I6 h7 S7 r; g      CA Canberra, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
9 @& E% N2 ~* X      AP American Legion, Torpedo hits 1
( U/ Q4 }) S0 D2 e& a1 e      AK Bellatrix8 z2 e' x- U5 }( y. I* ^$ D5 y
0 L( s3 ?* {  A  z3 w, |
Aircraft Attacking:
7 O" ~4 _) I% F" W( }/ n' T* i      12 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet" [. C! g5 w" s' }2 i
               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
, l0 ^) V8 }+ r       9 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet
2 \) Y% |, @. ~4 _9 _+ p               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
* o+ V, G$ b: K( k
- V! ^" O% `8 r5 P8 YCAP engaged:% Y; t1 V1 [) y& Q: ]9 Z/ C
VF-3 with F4F-4 Wildcat (14 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
1 b6 [8 Z6 H! L, Q! W" u9 z6 l      (7 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)9 v% |5 P5 p+ S( o0 U1 ]9 I7 g
      14 plane(s) intercepting now.
& z  s4 V! t; B      Group patrol altitude is 20000
  H: V. B( h  i7 J      Raid is overhead  }/ H" H/ V* \5 |, b5 s% \
      9 planes vectored on to bombers
: d  q4 d6 W+ Z3 f  \+ xVF-6 with F4F-4 Wildcat (15 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
4 o- F; f2 N( q2 D# B9 D( p      (15 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)6 u/ k0 I! A5 `6 y1 O
      15 plane(s) intercepting now.! U  ?1 M- N1 }4 p$ u4 {0 @
      Group patrol altitude is 19000
+ U7 x+ w( d. l- w6 b      Raid is overhead' [7 r8 o7 d( R& _
      6 planes vectored on to bombers  k) h% G1 f6 O* D  @) h1 e6 U2 y
VF-71 with F4F-4 Wildcat (11 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)3 X% J$ @3 r( S+ j1 X
      (5 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)
: ~. k" P/ Z* I" ]5 J, o      11 plane(s) intercepting now.
2 x- R# \5 l4 z: h      Group patrol altitude is 20000
  y* j) k/ T0 `2 }0 d6 k& O5 M      Raid is overhead
% J& U) f7 b7 V8 h7 S6 @ 3 s( [% _8 e% s$ n& `, m
7 F# `$ |; Z+ C4 _$ H" @

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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Tulagi at 114,137* H. ^% w; R7 {( P5 m8 C( V5 b
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Weather in hex: Thunderstorms% z- v8 \4 T4 I

' {$ a6 O2 E" k$ l) nRaid detected at 26 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
$ |3 T- h8 J( [0 I! NEstimated time to target is 8 minutes/ e5 Y+ b: D$ U* ]

' Q. x" w' _6 xJapanese aircraft
0 y/ Q5 v8 V( @5 V      G4M1 Betty x 12, M) _5 `) A; U) A* q# h
$ C4 m5 f- X, P# w2 o, j# F3 J2 W1 S
No Japanese losses
+ n+ H6 Q# l8 V! V/ R# [5 a% t
8 H$ \/ X/ _" u6 a( s( u4 tAllied Ships1 ^) W% D5 ^1 F/ n8 X
      APD Gregory- T/ A, |5 c6 C# B* S  w
      AP President Jackson8 A$ G- g. S6 Z# r
      AP Zeilin, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
# Q& S& y' E8 I6 W3 j" G" L
/ L7 o- v9 U3 u1 L6 S5 K" r& YAircraft Attacking:2 d9 ~7 A$ R* R6 N
      12 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet8 i- c0 k8 W" {# k1 t5 ]# W* K
               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
- i+ }. V% }( w* o0 m; V--------------------------------------------------------------------------------) E. L! u- z; x, p. Y

  K5 H# @& M2 nGround combat at Lunga (114,138)7 F! ]+ T/ L3 ]

4 p8 }' D3 Y+ K, sAllied Deliberate attack) k  ], O# o# `; f! S! O
! l! e5 Q3 w; y2 @5 W: W. g
Attacking force 9882 troops, 175 guns, 104 vehicles, Assault Value = 385
0 z1 w: @- O5 V& K2 d1 J+ |+ R2 N $ }, B- x+ \# M* g5 G+ |  D6 {
Defending force 2250 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 13
5 h9 q  A& O  L2 t, ^ - [, s- ]  v- w! K
Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 01 i3 r* K$ u2 \4 Y) F: [3 j
4 `: I) b% I9 V, ]% t
Allied adjusted assault: 424 ) W; R$ J5 R( i. V. V
' s) X  T4 K/ q0 l( |# E
Japanese adjusted defense: 9 ! H8 L7 S- T7 j- i# `& Q
2 D2 o5 k6 w# M2 K6 B' N' g
Allied assault odds: 47 to 1 (fort level 0) 4 n3 n) ^3 y; ?) v& g
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Allied forces CAPTURE Lunga !!!! R, Z; ?4 w* H3 |  E

- r) R( h0 l  M( WCombat modifiers! l4 D4 t2 j) }) ], U& d- D
Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
/ I9 N9 H4 j% a4 [7 `3 A. oAttacker:
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/ r& g! M1 c9 b6 i3 ^5 uJapanese ground losses:, V$ x0 A) ]4 \+ q6 O" V6 ~
      1882 casualties reported
" s' N) `7 o* \5 O3 T6 U( v         Squads: 12 destroyed, 0 disabled
; M/ G6 x8 s% q5 a, Q8 ?, X         Non Combat: 26 destroyed, 44 disabled* V0 |3 J9 L; u1 b- Z0 t) d
         Engineers: 26 destroyed, 7 disabled! A" _) e6 v. V  d
      Guns lost 5 (3 destroyed, 2 disabled)
* q+ h* o) f' B' @/ E. O      Units retreated 3
+ B5 t$ i8 _3 `4 I5 A 5 T; |6 g" ^, f) M9 x8 K8 ?! O
Allied ground losses:5 H, c1 x6 S" P0 o) @; y- J0 L# _
      192 casualties reported
8 P' u7 D9 _' G& f5 N: H# W         Squads: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled
/ L# q; K) J# t* Y7 F4 I' V  {3 _  x         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled  n# s' n2 l3 {
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 F' X. s4 U* J; P) d0 t
9 r- F1 W; `: {. y. HDefeated Japanese Units Retreating!
: _" m6 G3 ^! E; q- N+ Y ; D- o2 m% o: j$ I" ~
Assaulting units:
- I) @0 P* N1 r( P- B    1st Marine Regiment* `7 o2 U& [% Z3 N$ p
    5th Marine Regiment  I0 w" E% A5 D. E5 R
    1st AmphTrac Engineer Battalion7 h. K7 G, A5 K6 u
    1st MarDiv HQ
( Z5 _' @- y3 P    1st Marine Pioneer Battalion: L( m1 S+ T  {7 Y5 `9 j* D- t3 Z. E
    III/11th Field Artillery Battalion! R1 }9 m: n2 y
    II/11th Field Artillery Battalion
. T8 W2 r& n" _6 E  j& H    V/11th Field Artillery Battalion1 f1 J7 ]! J. t0 C
    1st SW Field AA Battalion9 _9 d# r  m4 _! N5 {; G
    3rd USMC Defense Battalion% u6 S7 N5 I3 L. }
    III/10th Field Artillery Battalion, ]4 }2 ?5 s4 t8 h$ F

! M% P$ c4 G) [* S4 oDefending units:, R; U5 I; C1 F2 ?6 B( R9 x9 c* h
    Lunga Det Naval Guard Unit8 A- P( M0 K% f- F
    11th Naval Construction Battalion
; Y5 R  `% X  B    13th Naval Construction Battalion$ Z5 z! \% M: M. v1 D8 t
, B, |. t; ^, X* z. q  j0 S$ m
9 T: c  j3 W5 g5 J
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- M4 Z/ A2 Q% C9 C5 G4 jGround combat at Tulagi (114,137). x1 {( I) q8 e4 G7 J; v
4 k6 C% `7 w0 Z
Allied Shock attack
9 {, i) n# A$ c' A
; V. q# U; b# n& MAttacking force 4151 troops, 26 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 1479 q$ c# o. M+ {/ o9 p! e
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Defending force 422 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 16) d. j- G% ?  Q0 G* L

% k% c8 [; @9 X$ @Allied adjusted assault: 122
3 e6 B1 |3 T  [! b7 z/ ` 4 b% S& A, R1 L
Japanese adjusted defense: 4
1 d- [' O* @5 p/ [7 ~
- |! E4 a0 _# {( fAllied assault odds: 30 to 1 (fort level 0) % C3 k' m% K. U+ \; c& N  f
/ b" }/ ^  i% K8 B
Allied forces CAPTURE Tulagi !!!
4 j5 m% c. a: Y5 D  e* [1 h$ N
: o6 h9 q9 J- }; `3 L4 uJapanese aircraft
5 b& @6 ~" n) h      no flights; C- u1 V; P5 |$ b6 t

3 y. M- `* f, [  U) B1 NJapanese aircraft losses9 N4 P) b- C7 f' y/ A3 u! m  M
      H6K4 Mavis: 1 destroyed
: b, V) H4 F7 E1 E/ }      A6M2-N Rufe: 1 destroyed% O5 X7 i; ?8 @, T* B4 t
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Combat modifiers
8 d# ~- u' B0 m) I1 hDefender: terrain(+)1 e- p% H: a* U# q! x! l
Attacker: shock(+), fatigue(-)
  e- o) p7 w& q% |0 v
  V( J1 U) i3 k7 M& I! Z3 _- l' bJapanese ground losses:
, y9 f3 i$ c% P      288 casualties reported% _1 v$ w8 C  {
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 8 disabled  l* R" y  ]0 d4 B, i
         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled
# k! ~1 N$ |, e- N         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 s, [' Y! t- }1 j$ l5 V      Guns lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled): N& G7 m6 e" d2 W
      Units destroyed 3
% G- v5 O+ K/ x' ]; p4 U9 d9 l
8 o. a: @' R, F  x* o: u0 BAllied ground losses:' j) ~* i& c& k9 i9 N5 l
      80 casualties reported
2 N4 ]# m% \4 O- [         Squads: 1 destroyed, 11 disabled
' H/ T2 M* R! z! G5 A         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  h+ n; S& I  E7 v) ^, Z3 Y1 A) b/ |         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ [4 g( \3 B4 X/ r9 H " e- }9 b! y7 @
Assaulting units:/ z' {& W( L& n
    1st Marine Raider Battalion1 B' j6 @7 z. z$ v2 `
    1st Marine Para Battalion' n8 [1 \: m( r- U0 z, A
    2nd Marine Regiment) l& R+ `/ {( _! n5 N; d$ R1 b2 G. O
% ]; n+ w- }  x$ _% s/ j
Defending units:
$ U; M' S6 V8 m+ r    Tulagi Det SNLF/ b4 c$ n1 F/ \( K( v( Y
    2/Yok' Suijoki'tai
0 T: l5 M5 d$ k    Tulagi Const Det " r1 b. `3 k* ]
    3/Yok' Suijoki'tai
坐看土牛阴沟里翻船
另外,本回合CA岸轰舰队到达预定阵位,准备炮轰莫港,韦德居然没有发现这支舰队2 e/ ?: R+ h6 e4 \0 `& E
且看明日岸轰效果如何
刚开战时零战的护航效率还是相当可以的么,陆攻机基本没有收到直掩干扰
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
刚看了一下剧本编辑器,莫港仅有8门4.5寸岸炮,于是决定护航DD的120mm舰炮参与炮击。
养肥了再收割
如果开战第一日盟军舰队航速有加成不知道58编队会不会已经开到莫港附近?牛牛有发现敌58舰队吗?因为从瓜岛上空直掩的野猫舰载机数量来看,最多只有一条航母在瓜岛附近,另外两条不知道去哪里了?
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
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