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* Z2 x" m( ~# X# w差点忘了，当天还发生了一件事，对后期可能有不小影响，+ [) v: A: R' Z' B7 \, q5 W8 u' T
日军一股部队从北线爬山进入缅甸境内，占领了北方一个基地，前出到密贴那附近，, p3 |- U4 b* H0 v  x
也怪当初本人有点大意，没有在北方山路上留一个营级单位侦查，% t; Y% X8 w( |( x# G
过于依靠飞机的侦查能力了，而且侦察机主力都进了大陆，留下侦查的是一个轰炸机队2 @# @, N. e6 j8 i+ Y! {  l
侦查能力不强，在整个北上的近20天时间里，一次都没有侦察到这只日军部队3 n7 ^  d# I  _# l! ]
由于新版不需要进攻空城，而会主动判给对方，所以不知道目前日军实力，已经派4发轰炸侦查了5 g  b: U+ X3 ^0 x2 z
由于前期在阳光附近被击溃800AV左右日军，且长期没看到泰国仆从的影子
3 p3 _7 v- V- Q估计北上的是泰国部队，6百战力左右。巧合的是盟军这几天改属了锡兰岛上的3个团部队，) L' p( Q- D8 t2 U9 D" N  [$ e) ]
正好当天在仰光卸载完毕，而且还正好是铁路运输状态，3百多战力，外加制空权还没完全丧失6 J  ], q# n: P0 s0 q+ C
还有机会，当天又有5w补给进入了大陆战场，共计32w了。7 Z: w" @' I6 P# Q5 [; K
仰光附近的盟军水面战队是赶来守卫港口的舰队。% \) ^- B- ]. ~7 x* ]9 B

( v% t+ T& g  t% T由于日军明天将登陆孔雀港，估计马上就有零战进驻，这是荷兰空军最好的打击机会了# C" D$ |! z! y
经过几月训练，荷兰空军主要技能接近70左右，轰炸机的主要技能训练的是对海，60-70左右
  Q2 p7 o' r/ r. Q可惜机场只有4级，估计很难打出大的协同，不过已经将所有飞机都设置了对海进攻，
* L- I8 x, Q2 n' q# b重点估计还要依靠海雷70左右的2队攻击机，究竟是荷兰空军继续被火鸡，
: O5 M3 b/ F7 {$ B; e. i7 X0 }还是能有收获就看明天的了，在这个紧要关头，菜花出差了 + T7 ?# x) Z2 e: y' h5 V

: @+ g! \1 c) _( _; Y' v为应对后续发展58特地赶过来和明星KB近距离合个影，58设置全甲板攻击，但是没有进打击范围  v4 f6 C9 i. T! G: k4 V; B
如果KB南下或者双方反应，那就是天命了

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达拉根从旁边港口登陆再攻过去其实更节约时间，有时候就是这么欲速不达
7 q# g2 V- ~2 j! O  }; s3 \- hwangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-4 22:20

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感觉达拉根坚挺的原因是当地的沼泽地形，如果从旁边登陆再过河突击达拉根$ S! w) F2 V) y% m9 L
估计也难有更好的效果，日军已经增援到180战力了，按说也不少了，但是盟军调整异常好看& J6 h0 X- ~2 ~
防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里，没有撤回来，就干脆死守当地。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 03, 42
( }$ V! e1 v: V- z, m5 o  K  \当天触发了大量ss攻击和反潜攻击，不过仅命中阿根廷丸一雷，还是哑弹
, e, |* a( |0 d) p! }  ]) k# _PT也遇到了登陆编队，也仅仅命中一雷，造成近百名日军落水
, g  X& I' z. R1 n7 F) r, T巨港被炸得稀烂，35军在西安成功转世。加尔各答的B17和吉大港的双发都没有起飞" L( h$ T( y; {
导致今天依然不知道缅甸日军实力，转进到附近的3个团侦查显示对方只有一个单位。6 L7 [* ?* q, N- l
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昨天KB驻岛云集孔雀港附近，后续登陆编队也就在一天之外，荷兰空军受命全部出击
$ W5 A) U% Y7 T( \8 D% L6 ?+ c58也特意赶到附近准备检漏，然后就没有然后了。. M( J8 U, C- V# k
KB往西北，驻岛护送登陆编队往山口洋方向全部撤退了！！！
4 N. h0 u( _. t" b反正盟军就为了拖时间，日军愿意等就等吧，荷兰空军继续训练了。 9 H- y  `& Z0 ]' {6 D* F. U
019仅凭一发鱼雷就拖延了整个日军登陆计划，应该给艇员全体嘉奖啊。 + Y4 L8 ^' d. S- e# T
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ASW attack near Oosthaven  at 46,97 ' a( Z6 C/ g) G7 ^6 E) d' s
Japanese Ships' L# \, `' Z$ x4 ?0 R
      CA Aoba- U! ^# x$ @" s2 F6 v) h0 a- _% @
      CA Chikuma
5 l! _0 ^& B) n! Z' f# D      CL Jintsu, w8 a' [4 n: S/ v/ ]
      DD Mutsuki
6 o# O% l- m; W: D! i" K      DD Urakaze
( ?+ D# M6 X8 f, s6 K! V      DD Akebono- P0 a' r( a8 ~; [4 [
      DD Oboro8 l4 b$ Y5 x8 a" c2 \
      DD Shigure$ _0 ]! p" U# }
      DD Kasumi
; \/ n& E  z% K; N! ~) A" h' K3 {Allied Ships
% {9 T; Y3 s" }! b% q      SS Seal
( M5 B% _* }% ]) l5 s$ p! zSS Seal is sighted by escort7 h4 c4 X+ N5 P4 ~5 C7 n
Seal diving deep ....9 D; e7 f) |, O$ {# }6 s1 P( _
DD Akebono fails to find sub and abandons search' u0 K) T* N' v+ @
DD Oboro fails to find sub and abandons search! T7 J: W4 J. U' i$ G
DD Shigure fails to find sub, continues to search...
0 _# y5 t3 U0 d# s4 E: J' {2 U- ADD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...- Y" ^4 M) n. [% W
DD Shigure fails to find sub and abandons search' ]: P: b9 B$ Q
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
; B  p" b( a( J% c1 BDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...* ?6 F% F' Z) {4 J: j4 ~, N
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
. V8 J6 a- n! T' ]DD Kasumi attacking submerged sub ....
2 v, Z) o* c4 A% L2 @DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
- W& [' G$ F3 a1 UEscort abandons search for sub
4 S+ W2 `5 l- L4 G" e/ m, K--------------------------------------------------------------------) R: Y6 W# _- C9 w
ASW attack near Merak  at 48,97
6 c0 H" L1 b0 x$ X5 H$ L# RJapanese Ships
" ^4 B9 i( Z9 p1 e      CL Kinu
! v6 O* \' s; O, L/ T5 |6 P      DD Nenohi  ~. k: U4 e% {. U) W
      DD Yugumo& a, j+ @$ d6 G6 L  \
      DD Matsukaze1 Y; g% j3 o$ c7 A* G) a
      DD Harukaze
# ?# _  c5 B/ A0 d0 p: A      DD Asakaze " ^! C, ?# v- F- i. T
Allied Ships- K' r/ L# Y* h: v& x: \+ R
      SS Skipjack, hits 2 + V% Y& r9 L2 w# G! A
SS Skipjack is sighted by escort
: b& X; N* e9 }4 `: w) @( u% _DD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search
, a. r* ?: `7 v! Z. x& j# A! Z/ v. RDD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ....
4 n& @/ @8 t4 I2 A% U7 J" p2 ?, }DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo5 f# `9 j* P; p" {7 C; \/ e
DD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search8 ^/ M; K# ?- C  r0 z8 r8 X6 `7 T
DD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ..... B' T0 X5 Z$ V1 v- b; K
DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
; i, E- W# u, N# iDD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
3 `8 ~8 X2 V8 V3 T9 ?DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...; e- y& N8 a6 d9 y. m7 u
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...  ]% d' I0 k( `. @+ {
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...6 W3 I; S6 z" x3 B: W8 [% j
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...6 l$ a" U# c5 B8 O8 X9 S5 [0 H% Y
Escort abandons search for sub
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Sub attack near Batavia  at 49,97 ) G, f8 A: Q6 t3 \$ o
Japanese Ships
  |  f4 T# \6 G  e5 s1 X      xAP Argentina Maru
7 R; g7 Q: S/ U/ F* r  B      DMS W-10
* ]* O% V; D5 U% EAllied Ships' S9 ]9 S5 f7 I! `5 w9 M5 n$ e& Z2 a
      SS Pike
6 ^+ P1 F& Y( b) H+ Y% ?5 gSS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at xAP Argentina Maru* Q- g( O3 C: v1 ?
Pike bottoming out ....* A" h" \% [, i
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...- L( d- Y$ l2 s
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
+ b. E: ~( [: IDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...; {7 z) |& S0 g6 [7 T
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
, F) o, R( \$ K. t$ j$ g' [' UDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...  Y& @- m1 f- e3 {& g3 [! l. j0 G/ D1 O
Escort abandons search for sub 6 _3 a: }/ {# y2 X* t
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* Q5 J2 k" X9 l  H& c2 B8 |ASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97 ' A5 R$ q" a' X
Japanese Ships6 A) H* y0 t) l4 C# \! I4 v
      xAP Baikal Maru- A  q8 G% z* Y
      DMS W-10 8 m5 r$ O  c. M% i* Y) z/ P2 ?) K
Allied Ships3 C: l& [) M3 |
      SS Sturgeon
; l& J: }- r6 o: O# VSS Sturgeon is sighted by escort
; {: W2 d; \0 X, r3 PSturgeon bottoming out ....+ S, ]2 _; m! W, Z; T
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...* ^* ~5 q( U# G
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
0 @9 p( W, j8 _. R& J* ?, x3 tDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
2 q( l% u. W" i/ z0 {0 BDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...4 v, a. u% j* X8 ^4 c
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
' e* ]4 S8 |% ~8 F9 Q% j. ~Escort abandons search for sub
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! I% D1 f5 V* O$ aSub attack near Batavia  at 49,97
! a/ }" u( u1 b! d( a* N5 a7 _( {: ~Japanese Ships+ @$ w# H# C; @) H! U
      DD Yugumo) T9 }" o3 N' a; W) W
      BB Ise
& f- T+ g6 a0 k8 D  E9 ?! h      CL Kinu; w0 y: r, P) B7 l
      DD Harukaze# K0 C3 K. _1 U: E* ^; d
      DD Nenohi
& D. c. w: F5 y8 o6 \: t      DD Matsukaze: v, o$ l0 {; X& N- L
      DD Asakaze
1 S+ B& p) T9 i: eAllied Ships
/ _7 [! n! P- t* X& V% s      SS Searaven 0 r7 `9 {7 j8 ^; R
SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at DD Yugumo
5 h7 ]5 g, _6 fDD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....
( M0 p; I# {& r2 F* @' @% _DD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search
( V0 F& `2 ~% l, _- j! ^. @7 ADD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
" D$ m" ]0 Q* p  v. ]( e* H' o- ]DD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....
  E4 G: G6 u0 I. I, _1 {DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...( _& d' K3 ~! D: e2 l( B/ B2 t
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
( n1 i6 ~3 Z% ~Escort abandons search for sub
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# Q' U1 _; `5 E+ i6 g4 c: n; W8 j0 KNight Time Surface Combat, near Batavia at 49,97, Range 12,000 Yards
: _# z( k' L; N2 sJapanese Ships
; e$ o; V- s2 v1 q" A      DMS W-2
0 k! k, T  p, y5 ]      DMS W-9( K! p, W  _/ \! B+ a8 y* h
      DMS W-104 [; d# Y% k6 P. V2 H% G$ t& Q( e
      xAK Sinsei Maru$ I' }+ k$ S1 t( E
      AMC Saigon Maru* E6 T; V8 V- ]. x1 b- D! }0 L
      xAK India Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire
, s: x2 M! ?& l( z      xAK Victoria Maru* Z9 y5 J! |4 |9 t
      xAP Argentina Maru
7 k% X" S5 C& z! Y) Q      xAP Baikal Maru
# N8 P$ Y+ s1 `Allied Ships1 F) R9 i4 r8 S. C% {$ Q. w& g
      PT-31
' e2 B8 b$ m5 @( H( \0 c' v      PT-321 r% B7 O0 i1 x: A" j! n
      PT-33
  Z6 e( Z) z: r0 p2 Q3 r# }5 T      PT-35- r4 }) l, Q$ C& j/ B. }9 @( Y
      PT-41
4 g$ x3 ?1 P9 v  u, Y      PT Q-111
  P) F( T2 V: Y      PT Q-112 ! E/ @4 b5 N6 L2 [! E
Japanese ground losses:5 z, s" V+ K: I- [+ {( Z) d7 t
      93 casualties reported6 e$ \0 D! F8 p! N1 {7 }2 p
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 \1 f2 t9 O9 t0 T3 n; q0 c: p         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
; ]* O1 r( b, F( V; w         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled
7 m/ v& G9 ^" l: W4 WImproved night sighting under 100% moonlight
+ Q6 J4 _+ d- l$ y3 X& LMaximum visibility in Clear Conditions and 100% moonlight: 12,000 yards
( h+ o) j0 d& j2 Z: R  ]; ]/ x6 ^CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 12,000 yards; }% u+ s% X# U2 E" o( v  C9 l
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 12,000 yards- `/ Z% v* u2 S9 ]
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 12,000 yards- b. @% D7 |9 H& Y8 x# I2 l
PT Q-112 engages xAP Baikal Maru at 12,000 yards
% I# b8 ?! d9 y: v: |$ CRange closes to 10,000 yards+ y$ V+ `$ m6 {) y+ O" @' D
Range closes to 8,000 yards2 w* _7 s( ~' J! T
PT Q-111 engages DMS W-2 at 8,000 yards. u/ o- ]) d5 {, I, ^! c
DMS W-9 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards: E. K1 ^* l% Z- I8 e9 @
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards4 j3 D* f& e: ^# k! z
PT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 8,000 yards
% [: G0 k0 X/ K9 vRange closes to 5,000 yards- x  ^) v; B. c4 ^
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards+ g, ?7 w# g  u+ `; b. K/ Z
DMS W-2 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards! I2 `8 t4 Q1 x
DMS W-2 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards9 o. }+ N, I3 D7 x+ y
DMS W-10 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards* c$ q) F. K+ v1 k" p8 M9 q
Massive explosion on xAK India Maru
$ ]: ?8 T: {) {PT-32 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards9 ^/ _+ i2 p! z$ s! i4 J$ v
PT-33 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards
" Y- {& C* A* N) U: ?+ yDMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 5,000 yards8 ~; d& \6 X: E# q
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards6 {/ E9 i1 {) P7 |* v6 X6 C
DMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards6 t2 H9 \/ a/ |1 `4 v
PT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards
7 P( c5 M5 D* R  OPT Q-112 engages xAK Victoria Maru at 5,000 yards
, W* F: Z4 @8 O8 z  kPT Q-111 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards
( S. L% V! |/ \; N2 r" wPT-41 engages DMS W-10 at 5,000 yards
! q1 O9 K  H' Y  v& }5 s- X; PPT-35 engages DMS W-2 at 5,000 yards
: z, ^2 q- x- r: n3 k; }* }; QPT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards
" c. Y3 D6 O4 R4 H2 c4 QDMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards
2 N, G0 K% X" M  r" I! oPT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards& Y' N6 E0 @1 z& v& ^& U; T
PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards
3 l9 B& D- W. b: j8 d' U6 KGallegos D. orders Allied TF to disengage  _) _7 F( N" |5 M  y7 i4 W6 R
Range increases to 6,000 yards' t$ n2 u" q2 l- e6 [
DMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 6,000 yards
' i* P, P+ N. f  _DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 6,000 yards! C* l& J" F1 e9 K
DMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 6,000 yards8 j5 `' ^( a5 o1 ^, B9 k
DMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 6,000 yards
: ~( D# a% r- y7 Z+ qPT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 6,000 yards
7 w5 o" \! c' PPT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 6,000 yards9 E, ]9 D/ I- E$ A8 B. ?
PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 6,000 yards
5 h5 K, L! x9 F$ r' ORange increases to 10,000 yards. W; z1 V  Z! v1 ]8 q% V" K
DMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 10,000 yards8 [1 P+ a6 x6 N9 z0 r
DMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards8 f+ s! V2 F) @& j' ?7 k
DMS W-2 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards/ [# G$ a2 o$ f& S$ _
PT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 10,000 yards7 i  T) b/ z' Z" k. B% D& f5 V
DMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 10,000 yards
' v, W  e" J4 P; P3 {Task forces break off...
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ASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97 - H* ~5 f4 {7 [8 J0 `: o  }9 F& m; H
Japanese Ships4 c+ _2 t0 S* [! d/ S4 [6 u
      CA Ashigara, C: z$ a* t) F5 N( T0 J
      CL Kinu  P# m4 B( k7 O
      DD Harukaze5 F6 d# s. G8 p+ W
      DD Nenohi
, n8 D  e( G6 F      DD Yugumo
2 W* s: U# H: B, K. P  P% W      DD Matsukaze
( O/ V. e# d! D5 j      DD Asakaze
7 v3 f$ ^6 N/ B  l" D$ K) @  cAllied Ships
+ t; Z. n4 y: @# I      SS KIX
2 w5 y4 S/ e4 _) r& HSS KIX is sighted by escort
2 e; N9 a% g, O% pKIX bottoming out ....
( ]* b3 N- }: ~* ^+ F( t9 vDD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search% w; p  g; H- u1 n: f* `/ g/ U/ m" d
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...# r$ B0 o, |% O7 P" d
Escort abandons search for sub , a) ?5 y1 W7 j+ g* H4 T4 O
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Sub attack near Batavia  at 50,96 ' _+ I, V1 c- Z+ P
Japanese Ships
" p7 U/ V5 \- B9 P( q# i      CA Ashigara/ z3 u+ v; k/ ]9 F+ L6 g
      BB Ise( w6 [  k- @- G( a! `, x
      CL Kinu* M3 L  r: m# U+ U  `9 ^
      DD Harukaze
7 Q' H& _  `, U% W: n      DD Yugumo- X; e2 m( m; o2 A1 H2 o6 a2 n% C
      DD Matsukaze  z! O# W6 X& ?. {. J" y# ?
      DD Asakaze
" Z  ]- D( ^6 M7 QAllied Ships
6 f: R8 }$ q  P0 S      SS Pike : _# q5 y* r* S+ W* ^
SS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at CA Ashigara+ a7 m: z; `1 U
Pike bottoming out ....6 O/ D2 S9 V. @6 X/ K
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search
7 v! x& N3 z5 UDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
/ E3 o1 `0 c, K0 q+ wDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
7 F+ q2 Q2 F& _1 yDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
; s& e7 N( m% ]* ZDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...: \& ^( P& v& C4 x7 I
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
5 a; I2 ]- W, s* d; K9 dEscort abandons search for sub
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Morning Air attack on 9th Division, at 81,43 , near Ankang / _9 ^: E+ e( e" y; o
Weather in hex: Light rain / G8 S! N, u6 D8 F9 _
Raid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
0 ^, M6 V& `8 _% @! Q8 k0 h' w% pEstimated time to target is 2 minutes
4 b- q/ R2 C+ }  ~9 IAllied aircraft
& Q9 G2 F0 X, Y/ H: h9 f% c      A-29A Hudson x 8 4 C- j7 [+ [7 v$ j& r
Allied aircraft losses
: }* R5 m" {. J+ @0 m9 l/ [      A-29A Hudson: 1 damaged
: t8 N2 y3 X+ `1 Q9 lAircraft Attacking:. @; J6 b6 j9 }0 w/ A1 p% i
       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet
* e" R, \3 |/ L8 X               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
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: O! E5 _4 d" }' S1 mMorning Air attack on 6th Division, at 81,47 , near Patung 2 u: O1 f: d- X# E2 I
Weather in hex: Moderate rain 8 R. B4 D' m7 N, K0 h
Raid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
6 M3 f  N* k5 h. d  u; |2 rEstimated time to target is 4 minutes   \" K) s2 A, J% N0 q
Allied aircraft
; U1 l" L% N* B$ [      SB-III x 4
  ^  Y# _3 [1 k4 }2 hNo Allied losses ) [0 p3 w1 \, ]+ W% I; ^
Aircraft Attacking:8 q( U5 \; ^. J( k
       4 x SB-III bombing from 6000 feet4 ~& D2 w0 Y* F( g
               Ground Attack:  6 x 100 kg GP Bomb : a3 i; v/ W& I/ k
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
- F- g" q. c# JWeather in hex: Overcast   r! Z- F. M& q0 u0 B  B
Raid spotted at 9 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
  k6 `/ a& k, K: {' [# UEstimated time to target is 3 minutes
' O% s1 s# a; t5 W$ O/ \Japanese aircraft% M0 V' |# |) }
      A6M2 Zero x 44; j; b% x+ X! m  y6 ]
      G4M1 Betty x 18! t; \* o  G8 T- @" ?; N
Japanese aircraft losses
+ o8 g% N5 i: H! E: O      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
" t, N& X. A7 r3 I1 Q% k0 o      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 6 K9 s% U% y0 |& _  t* v( b- [
Airbase hits 31 `- @5 U# ]6 s0 v7 O2 a
Airbase supply hits 3
6 R/ F- @1 r" M( c% o- LRunway hits 6! a) c0 a  x. {( D
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; b4 D# o4 O$ n+ Y, K- tAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  + K! [1 b  o( t7 c( I/ r/ |
Weather in hex: Overcast
4 i- ^0 r% R& t* _Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet." W. X& ~2 o) U7 V. s5 `# `4 R
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
+ Z' ]# N. G. r7 g; M+ tJapanese aircraft+ F' Q( R4 r  K+ Q7 w1 `
      A6M2 Zero x 16
, E1 w# @# L# m8 A      G3M2 Nell x 23
6 P1 F- j3 B5 z* @* `      G4M1 Betty x 23 8 y% e/ f/ Z5 Z% ^7 d7 M
Japanese aircraft losses
: t% f5 }9 |) R8 G, r      G3M2 Nell: 4 damaged
& Z9 x" ~. C: q5 ^      G3M2 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak, w! ~6 ^+ n+ z2 l5 c. p* G0 ~& h
      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged
1 A, A" ?! e' HAirbase hits 5
0 I! K# `1 ^( b: L. lAirbase supply hits 29 c3 |  `" ?/ n- R5 b
Runway hits 19
1 u3 z3 J6 F. |, m2 J' Y7 i------------------------------------------------: N# V" a+ \' c
Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  : ]# Z2 L; T7 |& j( d5 h5 V# M
Weather in hex: Overcast 5 t" D8 e- }0 \7 B+ \3 F: Y
Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.6 z- [. z5 s% o
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes , ^3 J  e% J5 f1 f  b; j" Z% g
Japanese aircraft. d5 I! }3 a# I! {) O( f  q* A
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 31 ( d& r' v! E/ L) k: N" Y
Japanese aircraft losses, V6 V8 n" d4 _+ l
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 6 damaged! j) R* L" ~4 t$ e
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak # V3 ]7 _/ ?2 x5 x
Allied ground losses:
/ U6 ]3 F! K4 E      5 casualties reported9 S0 y" W9 z  \6 i
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ v6 U4 T6 }  j: U3 k
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
: i, l7 v9 ^, e. V         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled 1 j9 o$ I- X" K( f0 t" H
Airbase hits 56 R, T, t+ |( B$ R# O- H' Q8 l
Airbase supply hits 1
- P& |* Y0 R7 MRunway hits 84 w9 v% m2 m: w
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Ground combat at Sian (83,41)
# _- m/ K: U% vAllied Shock attack 4 b$ `, D3 \; N7 [5 y  {: {; c% z
Attacking force 1798 troops, 34 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5 " i" L5 o( X# k$ E% J
Defending force 18075 troops, 102 guns, 80 vehicles, Assault Value = 524   L/ E* |; h3 J8 A* }4 h
Allied adjusted assault: 0  + E- D! t) L: y+ R0 O' H7 t
Japanese adjusted defense: 231  3 w( A5 A- }4 O
Allied assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 2)  
' t$ E- \+ G3 ?! |6 k. T+ v9 @Combat modifiers
) g, o7 {7 {, b- }% ?0 F" iDefender: preparation(-), experience(-)% k  v& Y) m9 V
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-), disruption(-), fatigue(-)
2 R1 t. M7 ~+ M; Z$ a4 |2 j" t1 p supply(-) 7 X  M( Q$ [6 V" f
Japanese ground losses:/ r0 ~; d' @* U  q
      9 casualties reported$ f# d6 W  p& j; U& R
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
( Q* M2 }0 M7 v" K, _3 b5 Y2 i: n         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled( S8 j* v+ o$ X  L( \, T
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 8 H1 J; n  W- `7 y
Allied ground losses:/ j" ~  v" c7 {
      592 casualties reported
( {6 D3 b$ R( Q+ _. m3 _( B  T         Squads: 43 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 J- z' |- }; i# Z         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled
- P9 k# P+ K- g         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled5 f2 q4 E! ]. W+ A2 C" b8 H
      Guns lost 20 (20 destroyed, 0 disabled) , R' F& V" N' [3 q, a9 D
Assaulting units:
. O$ N8 o+ d  }" b3 `    35th Chinese Corps " S0 y  e0 k2 |/ B8 u: N" W
Defending units:
+ I1 q+ P: C- G+ F# T% Q    4th Ind.Mixed Brigade3 }5 G' ]/ [& A1 f4 {! O6 x
    102nd NCPC Route Brigade1 H5 e& w  `) {2 K8 M. G7 d
    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade$ S$ L" t8 P3 C. Y; w, k
    15th RGC Temp. Division
  s: Y7 f# L5 o2 \+ i    North China Area Army
: k: a0 o# V4 V1 q% {    69th JAAF AF Coy
- t1 Y+ c) c7 D. e4 _- T+ S% g: p" Y    19th JNAF AF Unit
1 L# ~- ^. P2 ^) R1 j' e8 Y) ~    68th JAAF AF Coy  
5 S0 J. _0 @% A9 L6 q+ r8 @+ h------------------------------------------  {5 V9 g6 z/ Q+ d, V
Allied Unit(s) surrounded at Sian

wangqifeng

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感觉达拉根坚挺的原因是当地的沼泽地形，如果从旁边登陆再过河突击达拉根4 S  e$ Y8 S+ Z4 t  F3 M
估计也难有更好的效果，日军已经增援到180战力了，按说也不少了，但是盟军调整异常好看
/ G: E- m. W  a9 q防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里， ...' C& b" s% d5 [& L
zer0 发表于 2014-12-5 22:45

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冒着岸炮登陆，各种混乱+损失，比过河突击什么的亏得多，同时，卸载船队也可能因为延误被空袭，多有不利。2 v; m, o* T2 w2 M5 D2 y# A; ^! V) g
从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。

zer0

) G6 L9 |: T& G3 O; t# {冒着岸炮登陆，各种混乱+损失，比过河突击什么的亏得多，同时，卸载船队也可能因为延误被空袭，多有不利。% X# Q: [) z0 `' o9 M  H
从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。
, V9 I9 ^* B8 u: Ewangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-6 03:28

$ ~2 {6 a# H$ U7 ^9 O! I从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，' l, U( {$ w$ n) i
不过2个海警能否轻松搞定很是怀疑，毕竟也是过河突击，外加沼泽地形。6 Q3 J- H5 y& A2 N
本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，6 H- P6 @) t( |& r
在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地形的关系，/ m- H: Z& q3 \7 F$ |
要加快步伐，可以考虑突击前炮击一次。当然这种小地方，就是被盟军拖延下，也没啥大问题。

zer0

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! O( k2 Z' s6 }) R4 t& ZAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 04, 42: |8 n4 f( i  D. C6 W/ a# _
当天荷兰海军偷袭新加坡，发现当地有CA编队驻守，未取得战果，反而搭进去1cl1dd。
# B6 U8 w) g( r* ]4 b5 I8 f日军突击达拉根，荷兰守军居然又挡住了 & D/ k+ y% H' b9 }6 N& @5 Z
KB继续往苏门答腊岛北部撤离，缅甸的轰炸显示当地是第1突击团，这个部队不太熟悉
* P" x! N' R2 G6 i$ l. ^3 Z再去进一步查证实力，不过就一个团，估计难有大作为。5 ]" b% j6 x( G( E* I3 W5 W- [% Y; {
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 7,000 Yards
, `) ^3 {! ^: j4 IJapanese Ships
2 @% U/ Z  K7 d3 y- C4 m7 L      CA Takao, Shell hits 1
1 z) d4 {; G: I9 e" {- J) t/ l6 b      CA Chokai, Shell hits 1; s$ L- S: k- L$ n! M, a
      CL Sendai, Shell hits 1% b7 _# C0 Y# P
      CL Kuma, Shell hits 1
- g$ l0 _1 {( Z      DD Hagikaze) {- T9 `" m+ q
      DD Oshio6 q1 N5 a6 V; U3 D! P2 X) c# \3 E, y
      DD Michishio1 |! c" q3 z/ Z7 n
      DD Yamagumo, Shell hits 1,  on fire
8 @* c* I- `; N" B& f; i# S      DD Asagumo
, ~% d5 J3 g. k0 F% J$ \      DD Akatsuki
3 g, q: U3 S: K4 ~      DD Ikazuchi
; H2 z" Y( ~) c7 ~7 WAllied Ships
: a% W" n% k& |: I! _6 P/ g      CL Sumatra, Shell hits 24 v" X: ~7 ~6 C+ O0 ^3 A9 q  e8 k; x
      CL Danae, Shell hits 1
+ Z! Z( l! y& Z& y      CL Dragon, Shell hits 7,  heavy fires# e7 V, t9 U# f( R
      CL Durban, Shell hits 3% N# M* x* T" w  _: z
      DD Vampire
; n/ E+ s. q# P' b4 h, t0 @/ M  F( u      DD Vendetta, Shell hits 1
& Z0 k/ Z6 \9 D( {      DD Banckert, Shell hits 1/ c1 \/ U" \# o
      DD Piet Hein, Shell hits 3,  on fire
- g- d% ?) C3 |8 ?5 `8 x! d9 LImproved night sighting under 96% moonlight7 o3 Z5 Y. _9 J% @- X9 P4 X
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 96% moonlight: 8,000 yards
: U/ c8 @9 p1 P2 Y! X& B7 C' tRange closes to 17,000 yards...
8 f% K2 C/ t+ Y% w* hRange closes to 11,000 yards...
0 @) O' P1 e) k; b. w3 e( L2 {Range closes to 7,000 yards...
0 z" M. N  H3 C; q9 N# V3 xCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 7,000 yards# @1 N. j: Q  M8 @# v0 J
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 7,000 yards% w3 |7 G+ T3 t, S  p/ D' i! W
Watanabe, Seishichi crosses the 'T'1 a  K  U4 t3 n
CL Dragon engages CA Takao at 7,000 yards
( _) o* S! W: B" w, CCL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards
0 a4 Q5 {+ B. R, H# ?CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 7,000 yards
( ~: ?$ {7 T; Q- `* r- n! _% g* FDD Piet Hein engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards4 ^: w# b0 V7 k. F# s* a# M
DD Vendetta engages DD Yamagumo at 7,000 yards
/ u( p) }' `! U. p5 F) a6 }. k1 bDD Piet Hein engages DD Michishio at 7,000 yards8 F1 z* s% m8 R3 O+ A. v5 e
Range closes to 4,000 yards! K) p! f9 L/ h5 C
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards- ~# T0 g/ R$ q# ]
CA Takao engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards& `, f5 j8 ?" N- V* A7 E4 }
CL Sumatra engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards. c6 j, N" }. x( G  e% i; |- p
CL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards
$ z& J4 |+ I0 L' cDD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
  H& ?+ @1 t5 b* gDD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
; W$ Y0 h3 b# Y& f3 EDD Yamagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
3 o% a7 H, A7 R* }- ^DD Vendetta engages DD Michishio at 4,000 yards
8 e8 i9 o4 @1 k5 h3 DDD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards2 U9 @! V" J  [; W: C7 [
DD Piet Hein engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards
  ~$ I# `' F; i! aCL Kuma engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards( j7 S% l( w5 G4 `* s
CA Takao engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards" U) G! z7 G2 [6 e
CA Takao engages CL Danae at 4,000 yards
: j9 P: D7 B( C; ~/ F2 zCL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards
  o. ?2 h! G* T# ^" CDD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
" P/ c# b, G0 V) z8 gDD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards" [9 Z* f4 I; ?1 N& i
DD Vendetta engages DD Ikazuchi at 4,000 yards( G: x% R5 ?3 y* A7 q; R
DD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 4,000 yards- f( W7 U7 V8 `/ G! s1 a8 B$ l1 ?
DD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
3 [/ ]6 b7 j; EDD Vendetta engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards( b) j8 ?  q' q3 g; L3 f
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards! q6 L  O9 a3 e( U* X, \  z
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards/ \7 L, W0 B. u* |: p
CL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards* a6 u" `# E. F! L( t; `  \
CA Chokai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards. ~5 G9 z$ \. }! ?+ R
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards( l" [$ o6 L+ M8 {* n6 C
DD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards- @4 e. w- E6 g/ q: m
DD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
' H# }' u0 L# S0 i# B) i- \DD Oshio engages DD Vampire at 4,000 yards+ T# G! I. M3 `2 d
DD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
7 g( p5 [8 J) A6 [2 UDD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
& H& F& P! {! X" R! U$ }/ k$ @Range increases to 5,000 yards
; T+ u6 `* \, i6 Y: RCL Kuma engages CL Durban at 5,000 yards
& e" }8 Z; G+ [" `& FCL Sendai engages CL Dragon at 5,000 yards
, o6 x4 W, S; R% ]CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards4 b: ~* N% I: s8 u
CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards
' e  K  c) t9 pDD Ikazuchi engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards; y1 y! b0 w2 b3 _% Y
DD Banckert engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards
  L/ A( Z$ ]( t5 [! rDD Vampire engages DD Asagumo at 5,000 yards
/ [# U% r2 r+ W/ W0 HDD Vampire engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards
/ l2 g( V% p0 ADD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards$ J; \5 f: c- C/ l7 Z8 n/ i; r3 e
DD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards. h" E- q, U+ ], \8 W; h
DD Hagikaze engages DD Piet Hein at 5,000 yards
  @' {4 r  Y0 r( bRange increases to 9,000 yards
7 X; r3 D7 _" O* v' A" BCA Chokai engages CL Durban at 9,000 yards' h( p, ?9 ^  ~/ O  f; T# Y
CA Takao engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards2 O* k: B! J/ h" T
CL Danae engages CL Kuma at 9,000 yards4 p4 G& @0 x/ F% W! o6 N. c. D/ ~
CL Sendai engages CL Danae at 9,000 yards5 C2 h$ Q5 l0 T* n' ~% X. k  ?5 g
DD Yamagumo engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
7 w) a6 J# Q) w! s1 @3 EDD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 9,000 yards
% c0 j* E, \6 S0 V& eDD Vampire engages DD Akatsuki at 9,000 yards8 W9 X# ?, J$ u( _5 f5 b8 o, ?- Q* @
DD Vampire engages DD Michishio at 9,000 yards' [5 v6 S$ x/ b) d" k2 t# d$ r  ?
DD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 9,000 yards
  C! `0 _1 z  N, R- G3 ^% ARange increases to 11,000 yards3 m, I* K% E3 G# L
CA Chokai engages CL Danae at 11,000 yards
4 c) W- @1 F) \CL Durban engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards
' V( N& O( q$ q- ZCL Kuma engages CL Dragon at 11,000 yards" p+ e3 q! K4 \- |0 ?4 s+ k
CL Sumatra engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards: j- W, ?8 p2 w0 Y' @+ z
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
2 w3 x6 ~- H6 o* j5 VDD Akatsuki engages DD Vendetta at 11,000 yards& D" y5 Z5 X  M+ I
DD Asagumo engages DD Piet Hein at 11,000 yards. e* m' ~  S# U/ A. \7 E: ?
DD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 11,000 yards' ?  j  X3 w6 G. j
Task forces break off...
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. Z4 _. @9 d# J: T4 wDay Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 19,000 Yards
* ]( H- n* Q. V1 H- xJapanese Ships
6 q3 I) j0 w' _      CA Kumano
, A$ v. G8 l) }& _) P$ z' [- e3 X      DD Arashi
% w; U; Z' `9 x: ~$ W) R6 X+ U      DD Harusame3 o0 C* e. m' D; j( L7 B
      DD Asagiri9 ~3 n3 W8 [! w/ W8 B
      DD Sagiri
# l4 I( u$ R% A5 Z$ tAllied Ships
# Z5 A. b3 I6 |! K8 V      CL Dragon, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk* A! E: \  l& m' R0 a
      DD Banckert, Shell hits 15, and is sunk 9 ^) P% T& y7 S" O" o5 S1 L
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions: 20,000 yards
0 ^0 {; s- j+ g( f. S( ], E% A. bRange closes to 21,000 yards...
$ B- X2 x+ k* a( w  [8 A" Z# k$ MRange closes to 19,000 yards...0 g. Y, e, B- G& }8 c" l
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 19,000 yards
5 M3 A! Q! e3 O0 ]CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 19,000 yards
( v0 u2 g2 F. F# Q) tTanaka, Kikumatsu crosses the 'T'
9 h2 f7 l) _. }2 jCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards$ x* _; C+ u) H6 g! U1 i! d
CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards6 }+ l. m; ^6 K; L) k' G$ j
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 19,000 yards
' ?3 r$ H7 s1 j. I9 z- V  d, m6 ZDD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 19,000 yards
7 L. p) r0 m6 w: a, u/ bRange closes to 16,000 yards' O% ]5 n6 `* Q; w
DD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 16,000 yards8 m7 D6 Q' C$ Z7 @
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 16,000 yards4 K5 E, n. C  I* ^/ B3 A
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 16,000 yards$ ?2 S3 ~! r# w9 U7 n" ~+ {- g
DD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 16,000 yards
8 o6 x. [- S8 f8 kRange closes to 12,000 yards
' ?: A2 ?- i2 d* m4 V$ ZCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 12,000 yards( n) n. j& r/ T: X, ?( t
DD Banckert engages DD Sagiri at 12,000 yards6 L6 l1 Z2 l4 U" }; m5 r: e
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 12,000 yards
) |( ~* O, \; a0 zDD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards
. N0 w2 n, ?' ]7 a+ m6 dRange closes to 10,000 yards5 F' y; H$ J, |) S
CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 10,000 yards
+ D# V. C/ K$ P. o9 qDD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 10,000 yards& r5 U# A# i1 l/ z9 `! H7 F
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards
  C1 A0 X9 n# J3 d" fDD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards6 @! O- \) I4 ^6 u" m& c
Range closes to 9,000 yards
" [. G% c: G: d; [$ Y- xCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards5 X: X4 Z/ L9 u" o9 w
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 9,000 yards
3 n  x$ t% |4 Q4 FDD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
7 t$ i) ~. Y2 ]+ d$ dRange closes to 8,000 yards
; ^7 q/ M# `( b) n7 i1 ZCL Dragon sunk by CA Kumano at 8,000 yards9 D% A! M% k/ I& @1 ~
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards- U+ Q9 K2 a# W1 u! R
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards- v9 Z: ^! m- f  \3 Q* \" [
DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards/ |' `) o: j2 Z/ s5 _
DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards5 M0 P- O0 v- C2 v
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards% G9 G: J& Z' Q6 s0 `+ }5 W
Range increases to 11,000 yards
# K4 J* C7 t+ Z* o2 vDD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 11,000 yards/ `) V5 Z/ O; ?8 m
DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
+ F- _. Q* {' W% D9 KRange increases to 12,000 yards
: {1 B2 F+ Q# D9 Z6 e# zCA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards& W( Z" {- \$ }/ s# k$ m0 u
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards0 J, l/ R: o5 q
Range closes to 11,000 yards0 H( K7 n( \: P( n( t
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards+ M0 E. w- ?+ h0 \
DD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 11,000 yards3 L% y2 ?4 h' s! r* S4 K7 Q- `' Y
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
, a/ J) b) P2 C/ d, Y% X3 x" p: L% z# \Range closes to 9,000 yards
! i/ f- v4 |$ a  PCA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
3 Q* j! g( ~, ?  kDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
* ?; T4 U  L( E8 a: zDD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
) t& t1 ]' H" }% Y+ Q, w( E+ VRange closes to 5,000 yards- x3 h4 Y8 J- g6 n
DD Banckert sunk by CA Kumano at 5,000 yards7 t, f0 r6 U* X
Combat ends with last Allied ship sunk...
( d% ^* \) f9 U8 l$ J+ A$ z--------------------------------------------------* c( i5 G2 J( e+ g, }
Morning Air attack on 1st Ind.Mixed Brigade, at 81,43 , near Ankang
# I  f! \# y2 n! P0 i7 Q7 QWeather in hex: Thunderstorms $ |8 ~' W; }8 _9 R# p3 }# ]( }. s0 D
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
" C' e6 z5 ^1 HEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
. {5 ~3 F) U0 h: v, J. `Allied aircraft
- j' z0 z! P+ L8 d      A-29A Hudson x 8 2 g4 J6 I' T2 T) Y# F  L( M, F
Allied aircraft losses
: J- \% |1 w1 ]7 |  @1 p      A-29A Hudson: 2 damaged ; E& O7 J) [# b: \& W8 y6 j
Aircraft Attacking:
; |3 j; ]% e3 O- T3 K7 t2 [) u       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet8 R7 z+ s6 P' u/ P- J$ c, ~+ c
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb 3 x, B7 s1 \0 i1 A. o! [5 ]
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* w) v: \1 k/ e6 G2 jAfternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
+ K' b9 K+ |% Q7 K" oWeather in hex: Heavy cloud 4 K1 R- H# P1 z$ A7 f
Raid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.4 B3 E4 g; g& E5 U& V# `# V
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes
1 i1 J% O$ _% M, O  {4 D( `# UAllied aircraft
- M2 ^9 H# Q5 i2 e8 s      B-17D Fortress x 17
* v! f6 p0 K' t: a  K2 T: t9 hNo Allied losses , }/ w& z, Y1 F1 t% D
Japanese ground losses:
9 w3 M) S" m$ B. N* U& S8 Z# k; t      19 casualties reported
8 r. n  q, v3 `' c% O6 s* ^         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled. I, v# T* N# U6 t) _( b
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled" {: @& ?' E- j2 j$ C$ s/ \6 F6 U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ |5 j: k+ @7 U- tAircraft Attacking:7 V# _" }% ~: y* m! {  A
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet; w2 v/ H- d& R+ I, [& ^' d/ p& d
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb6 {" x% R, n: b! W; W
       5 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet; S1 R: p: ]' g& u
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb6 w" n! u/ {; I+ y; X
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
' y" e8 K; p/ D1 D1 d$ }               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
6 _/ a6 c# b) [! K+ U) K--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5 K6 f  W/ X# ]/ W1 H( nAfternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
. Y6 s5 A3 i# hWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
0 j) j7 Q  N4 z; s; R# ]Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
4 E2 |' C/ i" ^4 {: N" K; NEstimated time to target is 1 minutes
% V6 p. g9 i$ ]# {1 z' Z. zAllied aircraft
6 |  P% B5 j6 ?; e: `6 \      B-17D Fortress x 7
+ j7 c: }9 W9 o. NNo Allied losses
+ V7 w% {) g: `1 S. Z8 LJapanese ground losses:
4 b+ w/ q' T; N      21 casualties reported
: c5 E% a& \2 z5 ?) i, O         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
5 b5 `- K. d& H$ ^# d         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
0 B5 N6 @7 v5 I) v, h0 I         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 2 L) Z9 x9 R& Y5 v, \
Aircraft Attacking:
9 [( Y+ U- o/ o, L; }2 c       7 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet1 H0 {2 S3 Y1 p: I( \% X
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
6 w& K9 ]$ K% \  k9 E' o5 h- S-------------------------------------------------------
2 K, P! k% e9 n& FGround combat at 99,130 (near Port Moresby)
; m! d8 o% v2 a( q# M0 sJapanese Shock attack
5 x$ q- @0 H# W( DAttacking force 11879 troops, 139 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 411 0 Q% A* u& A7 t; f
Defending force 4844 troops, 31 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 77 % i4 O2 {( ?. V7 h5 X1 J, o8 R
Japanese adjusted assault: 365  
# L6 O! \3 p# I4 H0 M1 iAllied adjusted defense: 115  ) y5 j6 C0 u3 I/ S+ v- b0 r
Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1  
, W* M; z- H6 E9 g: r! U3 gCombat modifiers
" [! l) [* l0 |% d9 s8 `) wDefender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-), supply(-)/ C' u5 A5 h/ `& F
Attacker: shock(+) 0 N6 y) f- T* B9 m1 L
Japanese ground losses:- U5 w5 W9 i5 T% l# u7 \
      168 casualties reported% `. S( p# ^( K/ H
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 17 disabled
" _3 x! c" T( @6 B$ _4 x. }( S         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
: R4 i/ |9 P9 f3 v9 h+ m5 {         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# O! \$ \# |- Y* lAllied ground losses:
4 j- x/ U5 ?, j      1424 casualties reported- [4 n( B* m; \) ^! w1 A3 ~# _
         Squads: 68 destroyed, 0 disabled& e0 T& p5 X& r: L7 R: y
         Non Combat: 121 destroyed, 0 disabled( c( p( O$ c7 N  c8 W
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" f& z5 K6 D) J/ F' P
      Guns lost 9 (4 destroyed, 5 disabled)) T/ h0 S) W5 O. _
      Units retreated 2
# p( Z) |* a3 N6 l1 F; N! jDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
: z& }0 f! a( |" TAssaulting units:* X: I: r& c  X3 v0 I! k0 X, z5 I8 b
    146th Infantry Regiment
# J6 O# k( J/ x8 ~) u1 h* L0 X9 j1 h    144th Infantry Regiment* g9 N3 ~8 X% {# N
    16th Infantry Regiment  B1 Z4 B3 H5 e) y
    2nd Field Artillery Regiment
0 J8 Y* Z0 P% T# b; ]Defending units:( G' `) }* q* I% S' t5 j* D3 \! U
    1st Australian Division- ^- o$ S" C  C
    15th RAAF Base Force
" w5 G2 V: l. O2 X! v' ^3 ]# P--------------------------------------------------------------------------------   E% Z. Z  S, y. j" z, O7 C
Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91) 2 a$ }1 J: S, D1 ]4 O0 I
Japanese Shock attack
& B' T" h+ J: h4 U  pAttacking force 4527 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 181
9 x9 C8 e- s* n* {9 tDefending force 1542 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 27
" X$ X( Q; \5 X1 m9 [, FJapanese adjusted assault: 142  
: v6 e' N$ W! `$ V4 OAllied adjusted defense: 58  
! h9 z- Q' }4 K' _; a& ]6 z9 A' J. VJapanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 1)  $ B% C- B, F3 ?3 o
Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 0 2 c5 H* X, [6 w& Y& d  l: v$ B
Combat modifiers
" k5 `: c) Z. JDefender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)
5 ^: H2 {1 U* H2 w, T( EAttacker: shock(+)
- Q, t; n( b. n- q4 ?Japanese ground losses:
. o; p& _7 i- |; I+ b( \, I0 @- D      130 casualties reported
, Q; M6 Z& T# x3 a  `8 f: ~9 I, z         Squads: 2 destroyed, 12 disabled/ J$ g( R( d  M; ~5 h
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled  o) q5 h* @& O6 l: N- \2 X
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ; t& h0 u9 @" k) y7 X
Allied ground losses:
4 _2 Q% U6 r  K0 p+ L: Z5 V+ b      153 casualties reported$ _) _7 H# ^# r4 ]4 L' y
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 15 disabled0 P$ u$ d, v1 q7 {
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 5 disabled
# z. l! d1 n, y6 F+ E         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
) K$ p, q4 w1 N1 c* b* qAssaulting units:
0 x0 n+ W! c; R  x- {  O+ I    15th Naval Guard Unit: c( R6 F0 [) k# |! r% u
    Kure 3rd SNLF
1 z' t/ N" u- ]) N$ a    I./124th Infantry Battalion
+ j3 B5 B" i. e; {% D, W; y    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  & E; D! c3 z2 w* v, l, q
Defending units:5 H" B& r. E) @7 o& p  I
    VII KNIL Battalion
  v1 x) w% n! D! `; N/ g    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion- e" e# D3 K" s" `( ?) N
    Tarakan Base Force

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 05, 42
7 r6 j  _& u3 Z5 _日军连续突击达拉根，当地守军不堪消耗，无奈败退，达拉根易手。9 H, l  F. p( D
日军玩命的炸巨港，有必要炸这么烂么。。
! ~: \7 e5 [3 GKB继续北撤，已从侦查界面消失，会不会去仰光打击当地守卫编队呢？& h" d2 f/ l( ^9 Q' u2 j
推测对方应该会绕道回新加坡，毕竟瑞鹤中弹了，老拖着也不是个事: P, O$ w, L4 Y% P) g8 f! `* W
已经派10+的ss到马六甲海峡附近去布雷和伏击了，看运气吧。
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
! ^7 D; t9 x' y' d3 bWeather in hex: Severe storms 1 G& S; A4 X9 G2 S' \8 ^
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.% k+ w, k( D3 r5 [- f" |
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
5 R8 ^7 |9 \2 }5 }" cJapanese aircraft- X2 \2 k. v6 s
      A6M2 Zero x 455 H$ h9 b1 z  \
      G3M2 Nell x 32! m; Z& K8 p+ M$ H
      G4M1 Betty x 45
* ^0 P! s3 i* d. Z      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 32 - t; M2 M* y( t
Japanese aircraft losses
& o/ q5 v: w% K) |& n+ n      G3M2 Nell: 7 damaged
( R/ C5 z) X. R( {( g3 F/ B      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
' Z' H5 W  d: k! R* zAirbase hits 58 l3 @. A( @( Z
Airbase supply hits 3; e) h4 i- ^8 R0 E3 o4 J
Runway hits 18
4 t4 x5 U8 X; s3 b$ d! VAircraft Attacking:
& B/ n, [0 T' x5 O# M1 Q      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet1 d  @. ^) i, ~6 ^% B' S1 {" I
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
* r0 V, u" x; D* @0 _8 H4 ?, h      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
0 p9 ], N% G2 b0 V               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb$ t+ m2 W( f' v  _, ?  b
       9 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
8 t8 J! v$ Q: M! G7 N/ n               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb5 V4 `. H3 v, B9 E. W% v& O6 S3 S
       9 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
9 {* Q6 ?  q" |, U( V+ Z9 n% x               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
. C: }2 v% g# \: w+ ^$ ?      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet# V; V; X& K9 @
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb : T  J4 u6 G1 U9 g. a8 r' W
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  : D" o. @3 u2 Y- `8 L6 A4 ^
Weather in hex: Severe storms
" l8 K4 f8 r  _) dRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
: H" v8 w, G8 y* u+ P+ f9 xEstimated time to target is 5 minutes 9 @, }/ K% s- V, A/ ^+ `( J1 B8 E
Japanese aircraft
  ]5 L3 H* e- K. l0 z6 V+ |      A6M2 Zero x 17
$ o0 n+ M; Q7 n+ {; {) h, y7 Z0 n      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 18$ A* f/ W* Q" Y6 N3 C
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9
( y* d  f0 @: `9 U' A+ I3 a9 t. B      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 22
' f2 v6 q' Z. j+ M0 A4 L6 G% AJapanese aircraft losses7 l0 z8 o. B, O5 E% D1 _  {
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged! \1 I+ C. a5 q/ D4 Y
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 damaged - M. J) L. R0 f9 F8 p
Airbase hits 1
( K$ F. r% n0 G6 y/ `' `3 N- Z4 m# fAirbase supply hits 1
# g. i0 q" l' s: \! n4 {/ wRunway hits 3
# Z; T& E: \$ B. u( R$ }. `4 o4 K----------------------------------------------------+ n# t7 A' U# F* N; I1 w
Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
- x5 I8 F. m8 r: H! gWeather in hex: Severe storms
8 D4 |) V5 f3 ]Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.9 |1 [2 a! [2 T2 }* `# R! \' e
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes : J. J' O. u; U' `' R7 g
Japanese aircraft
! a4 ^- t8 n# \& w& x; t' X( c      A6M2 Zero x 17: z7 k, t* S! B/ a8 w$ N, r' o
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 140 J9 [5 W3 v7 i. P5 |6 o5 D# F
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9 ( u9 _& P/ u+ r' a& u
Japanese aircraft losses% w9 I! l3 I) p0 [6 ^4 a; K; ~
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged+ X" t5 h/ i) g2 M  Y# Q
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak + V& v7 t# u, |  [+ X
Runway hits 2
: P( A1 W8 j4 M' z' d0 B' [Aircraft Attacking:1 C- ]! C) W; Q9 W6 H1 I
      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
" V8 v, q2 k' ]' {               Airfield Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb( w2 `8 @* z. P! k
------------------------------------- 6 W; D& K4 O& G% m7 S! p1 ?3 }6 \
Ground combat at Ankang (82,42) 3 D. l) Z+ C. M8 d" m! `
Japanese Bombardment attack
& k# F6 @+ w, S# U" }2 ~Attacking force 61232 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1992
  L- Q" D0 _2 l# c, m: \5 b9 TDefending force 77037 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125 6 o. H+ q0 e& e8 Y; ^
Japanese ground losses:
* g8 y# Z! d2 U- ~! k4 ~% Z, I      9 casualties reported0 h9 {  c' r1 t5 j% R- ]
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled7 u3 p# c! r5 u& J+ `- I2 c: o0 o
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. U9 b% B+ I- [6 e/ a$ D         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, s. u3 @8 h$ p, C3 F/ y2 F1 j- VAllied ground losses:7 L( f9 ~9 c1 j" E& ~5 [3 M
      62 casualties reported
8 e- Z) G: V. ?# u( `6 g; L         Squads: 1 destroyed, 12 disabled
  q: x* ]* h' t# L8 p         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled2 Z9 y! N$ |/ H& y# O2 `
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled: J9 Y" W. {) o
--------------------------------------- + k+ {7 ~; C0 X, _
Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91)
3 k  ]. E0 e" N; e- WJapanese Shock attack
0 Q/ M6 w1 r4 m6 k$ NAttacking force 4437 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 173 ' Z7 F2 X( f  D6 i; e# V  [- O8 n" B- q
Defending force 1409 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 16
; K; M* |3 ?4 s6 |  bJapanese adjusted assault: 107  , l& @1 I) a1 @' S
Allied adjusted defense: 22  8 V6 G9 u0 i$ d# ^$ ?1 n% w
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)  + p* p. }" w8 k) y) U" N
Japanese forces CAPTURE Tarakan !!! 5 |; r. B9 l8 J/ `" W$ b
Combat modifiers
0 ]5 F. ]% e0 z) M2 \- M* ^4 s$ w& Y) QDefender: terrain(+), leaders(-), experience(-)
) N4 X& f- B) ^; }# b% z! UAttacker: shock(+) 9 @! B+ m+ [: t2 Z% \
Japanese ground losses:* T% w  F8 M) j. }1 x. R1 p) p
      206 casualties reported
2 J8 Y  s* |# @/ a3 J9 B         Squads: 0 destroyed, 25 disabled& M& h7 p) B/ I8 T
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled1 H+ }2 V6 Q; i- o- t6 F1 P
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ; o# y4 Q, @) g. p
Allied ground losses:7 S# H, Q3 s) I" q8 K: X. O3 P9 c* w
      542 casualties reported) L! `$ K# X: u! K3 n
         Squads: 14 destroyed, 0 disabled
, p; s3 n+ Q9 v# J         Non Combat: 24 destroyed, 1 disabled6 J/ b" F3 H6 f# m4 W
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled
* Z" l$ I% B( C& X0 _7 @0 n      Guns lost 25 (25 destroyed, 0 disabled)
1 d6 N; a. m' _7 U  ], G  Y      Vehicles lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)
% f" e! f" H3 \3 t      Units retreated 3
9 I" O) Z! T8 u% P5 tDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
$ U9 }+ E; h. f& ?6 I9 V) sAssaulting units:& b1 m4 r/ W- V5 o; D
    Kure 3rd SNLF
4 i, z  _# x* O% |    I./124th Infantry Battalion
4 a4 Q% x0 H9 g& q: k2 b    15th Naval Guard Unit
# F4 q. N$ \. E" a    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  8 |( W1 @0 s/ ?- y1 n6 |
Defending units:) h0 D& K  L- T" `& V% f# M
    VII KNIL Battalion9 J. [  w  T$ ~2 C3 ~$ ~- \' w
    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion9 Q& X5 f& F8 Z4 J# _* }, X
    Tarakan Base Force
/ z2 t8 @+ Y! G& h6 y3 ~/ h8 m" B$ U-------------------------------------------------
# f0 H; t( T. L5 s' W/ qGround combat at 78,91 (near Davao) ) {3 Q2 j9 }% ?, n: {
Japanese Deliberate attack
; a( ]; G0 G& PAttacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61 * w) N7 y& d) E9 x8 v5 e1 A( l7 M
Defending force 107 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5
# T' P" K. D0 z# E; d$ HJapanese adjusted assault: 56  . S7 q: }+ I& r( w1 L% Z' p
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
6 M- q; F# R( YJapanese assault odds: 56 to 1  8 l2 E$ A  b6 d  o# q( t9 r
Combat modifiers2 |8 z% U8 F3 q& v/ L+ Y
Defender: op mode(-), experience(-), supply(-)
; k) L5 @) b2 R! J0 A, iAttacker:  
2 v$ M5 h. S) k, }' \* RJapanese ground losses:  D; J3 ?0 n0 H+ p9 a& o
      42 casualties reported
) g. ?! ~. P2 [; A8 ~- {! v         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
& l2 [3 ]6 }! R8 E  c  @         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled. \1 J. n, v- }4 ~& ?9 U" G
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled5 x% M, K2 r  S, [
      Guns lost 2 (2 destroyed, 0 disabled) ' d1 r. j: n& |9 y0 f
Allied ground losses:
* ~1 g, \7 V4 Z6 x& o6 z0 w      65 casualties reported
5 N/ |2 r3 Q1 \- m0 P         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled0 }* E2 X2 l* n. n
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled; `% t* O7 K. |# @
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled) y8 ?+ W8 _& U2 C
      Units destroyed 2 1 C6 t: V% e) q0 X5 U1 I
Assaulting units:- Z5 Y& j" n0 ?
    62nd Naval Guard Unit
3 J3 p! ]( Y. _9 l# R* t/ [Defending units:; E1 |% S$ t0 `! R- J
    4th Marine Rgt /1
, u. x2 R7 }  Z4 O' c& v4 X/ M8 h' y    Cavite USN Base Force /1

wangqifeng

8 l* b! I4 B8 d从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，! `. i3 U7 O7 q- v
不过2个海警能否轻松搞定很是怀疑，毕竟也是过河突击，外加沼泽地形。
4 S3 w5 z9 ?% Q7 ^! m# `; i本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，
1 H8 G  Y- U7 [2 O5 c/ I在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地 ...
# [- y; P+ _" c2 h0 `# w! g% ~zer0 发表于 2014-12-8 23:06

没啥可怀疑的，我每次都这么干的，自从第一次直接登陆损失很大之后

reninhat

那个是日军伞兵第一突击营，一共4个

zer0

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没啥可怀疑的，我每次都这么干的，自从第一次直接登陆损失很大之后) x8 d2 v. {; T* S0 T/ z5 h
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-9 02:12

3 B6 p8 A# [4 M6 h哦，谢谢分享信息，以后有机会可以试试。

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那个是日军伞兵第一突击营，一共4个
2 ]+ P% t. o, x- C2 F$ O+ Rreninhat 发表于 2014-12-9 16:48

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谢谢提醒，回去查了下，发现是开局位于鹿儿岛的第一伞兵突击团，满编38战力，
3 X- p9 |2 C, _* `& @& c比一般营级单位27战力大点，号称一个团还是蛮吓唬人的 $ Z/ f* L, L! m9 s+ p! @
看来日军是空降突击的缅甸，而不是从北面走过去的，7 ^. _- V3 N. \8 ^+ `' m( u
和本人用1102日军的经验不同，当天日军没有显示空降攻击，直接占领当地
: Q" F3 P5 u# P* q/ _; A本人用1102时，即使空降空城也要突击一下，暴露实力，看来版本变了。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 06, 42# n$ h0 ^% H5 r# m' B6 Q& B
日军准备了快半月的爪哇登陆计划被推迟了，兵力又回到了新加坡集结，. n! w2 F9 R9 @8 N
闲来无事的新加坡空军继续拿巨港撒气。
# l6 s5 L* ~' @% `2 B) g# I话说KB北上，日军齐聚新加坡，难道日军打算直接先登陆印度？$ ^/ \! j. s' C: [
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4 T9 w; I3 o: J( c! s7 YAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  $ x# K- V. ^) S
Weather in hex: Partial cloud ! {- C$ b3 j9 V& Q% }1 ]
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
% o! e9 Z' F" w3 x: fEstimated time to target is 6 minutes 3 c2 k" {! |6 S3 O. {/ b
Japanese aircraft6 b$ K" O) {/ R  y( k! n! q: F
      A6M2 Zero x 34; n8 r1 D$ ^3 r( X0 e' t
      G3M2 Nell x 31
- Z& j: v& z5 o+ ^6 e      G4M1 Betty x 264 v  }  ^, N" E, W1 R  p- ?
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 31 5 v% K' T8 u2 M( P
Japanese aircraft losses* W0 p( R% I( Q) Y
      G3M2 Nell: 11 damaged) ~! x, _9 L- d  R
      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged- r9 @$ s. [) B" f% p
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
  ?0 u+ H8 H' [( J3 e0 b/ vAllied ground losses:
- p5 g1 u) U$ v. n      31 casualties reported
  R" ]: F3 e1 m         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
; V) o% D8 w" |3 Y$ x         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
, R& f: f1 `2 T0 k1 s# ~         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled $ Y/ q7 `4 [+ o* b5 |! z
Airbase hits 3
) H: w0 m6 R; e% X4 e% ^' p) xAirbase supply hits 2
) `, f6 ^/ x6 q  S3 vRunway hits 10
* j8 x$ @* U% k& @% f' zAircraft Attacking:  J9 g, B+ c/ R9 s  `% [
      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
$ v2 L4 X! N, d; |               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb. b0 M( c9 R2 \+ O5 R( s+ G) U6 b
      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet6 Y% m  o8 \! T
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb% Z( c% @7 w) f# ^# Q% L, y0 ]' Z+ d
       8 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
1 W1 K) N: {8 n2 D* F- `               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb2 h% M; Z  d8 S. `5 g" E; y/ C
       8 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet0 ^2 P1 u* }' R
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb+ j7 C7 E# B1 _
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Afternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang) 4 _$ x4 D/ T" D+ f
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
( h. t( @8 j9 pRaid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.8 B  @& c7 h* f( |* k
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes 7 e. a( j% u( p' z6 a3 g8 i5 a
Japanese aircraft
$ `# Y' ?" J7 B$ `7 H3 N( j      A6M2 Zero x 18
2 i! q# o% e, X" W      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 17
# B/ s: \* R4 T  N# T7 P      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21% @0 q  D4 \' A, C
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 23
, M5 t% c5 E( c3 z/ jJapanese aircraft losses" |# d7 I$ D  @  s  a0 \1 \0 S! f
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged2 _9 V0 W6 t: m( J
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak
( f2 Y, S) R) ~7 d      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 6 damaged
3 {" H5 H/ O! r8 c9 y' IAllied ground losses:
1 k# t7 ?9 h7 V, N9 i  P$ v      78 casualties reported) o3 p  C0 b9 u) ^8 Y9 x' Q9 Y
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled% Z: O8 r6 f: A8 ]/ y! n; t
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
) i) Y! ^4 m# K, y+ H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" e! i! Q  i3 n7 O' Q4 ZAircraft Attacking:; t+ u3 x& X1 q. I' H
      17 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet- z$ {% Z8 k( L. {8 q
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
# T" M" W1 Z9 q2 R. G0 W3 p4 d$ P      23 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet
5 U7 Z" L, U3 T, E+ y" q               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb. o6 R: ~7 y9 b/ Y( l
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Afternoon Air attack on Korps Marechausee Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang)
+ ]2 \" I2 L7 l8 u% VWeather in hex: Partial cloud
9 L" A2 ^; p: H! s8 BRaid spotted at 4 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.9 Z# @) H) z. U1 R# @+ B0 z% z( C9 G
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
6 `: l! K0 ?0 Y& C0 n3 DJapanese aircraft9 v( y: Q0 e/ P$ _* d1 E: b5 H. B
      A6M2 Zero x 17( z  [7 l- R6 S# H
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 13
; M1 u4 ^" v& x6 ^Japanese aircraft losses
4 A# j) x4 C0 q8 i2 |      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
4 u" q/ e- b; }1 ~0 W; C' _2 Y+ `Allied ground losses:3 I. T  D) p' E# I6 f
      88 casualties reported
( N8 w0 l' F! S9 v+ L/ q         Squads: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled$ N% R$ ]. @& z  ]
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
9 J) }; f2 ?! M7 i         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& H5 Y! A  ]- _2 g+ M) X' SAircraft Attacking:2 E( m# H+ p. K/ Z5 ]4 _8 T  j
      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet. G7 n/ K3 I5 h0 p: E- o8 ?3 V
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb % x" x# ~, ?9 y$ \$ O
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' f; ?. K) B2 O5 g9 PAfternoon Air attack on West Sumatra Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang)
8 t( c# X/ H$ n, c$ V+ _3 Q: D& M$ `Weather in hex: Partial cloud 3 P/ p5 n& ]+ ~* H+ c$ `
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.( |7 t+ _8 y9 F- Y
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
: i. g/ i5 y" K7 U" T: T- ^4 IJapanese aircraft
. m3 m1 p& V* Z! Y      A6M2 Zero x 24
; x4 Z/ n# @; b      G4M1 Betty x 18) ~) D0 x  c' Z  w7 n7 l
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21 " s* O+ y* V! V8 _4 c; M/ d
Japanese aircraft losses: r- U: k, T  W" w7 e1 {- j; {6 a  N! y
      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged
" F& \; C4 C8 a( c4 @! W      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 8 {% \" t& y# n, ~3 r
Allied ground losses:
' j7 |: }. ^# b9 f$ O# ~      68 casualties reported
, l( @! g( b/ d2 T- H) Y         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. ~1 R; r/ d5 V         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled
0 w8 y2 U  z1 |6 A* d7 r         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# V/ u/ C) t# e3 VAircraft Attacking:/ V- O: k! I( g* q- m6 o
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
4 t) f$ l7 t5 I               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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  \5 ]! W( Y4 v0 P6 H  T7 x  f* ?Ground combat at Ankang (82,42) * X3 q7 S& b* B
Japanese Bombardment attack
% K1 t4 W1 G) M$ O5 Y4 bAttacking force 61227 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1991
1 C- i! E0 P- x$ {1 xDefending force 77072 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125 5 T, _  M; D4 }+ j; @
Japanese ground losses:7 g# x+ \3 j5 c6 D
      9 casualties reported
6 c6 u8 f5 a1 H' b; o5 h/ I  ?/ w         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled% s! d% {+ b: T( S
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# u; T6 Q9 d" L% @! Z         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
0 ^4 _" o$ o- A+ p$ C  SAllied ground losses:& p/ z- `  M% W+ y6 y2 w& }9 q0 z& B& s
      90 casualties reported
; ^3 N, p$ e0 O5 F, I! s         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled, q" d* t/ S; ~% D0 d4 \. P6 s
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled; z3 A* ^( F6 \+ f
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
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Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88) 8 @& H. l5 {1 U; U
Japanese Bombardment attack
4 R+ j/ A, n2 x$ O; ^% mAttacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62 ) V- d: W) l% w, T6 I( v4 \
Defending force 1535 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 38 7 j9 t$ q9 i$ Y
Allied ground losses:
: f  ~1 W3 w0 p2 L8 R, q& m      22 casualties reported  l& k% `! a5 S4 u
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
2 e2 d# P! E& V/ e         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ M/ t. T# u/ D1 E7 y! T/ o$ K
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled " J& w. t: _) s/ w0 J
Assaulting units:
8 p# t: k7 f! ^    22nd Recon Regiment
; D; ?; s+ @- {! {5 o    18th Mountain Gun Regiment8 t' N8 u3 S+ h& _9 B
    1st RF Gun Battalion
8 ?/ Y# A8 Y) G9 f    5th Mortar Battalion( `6 i5 N# p; a% s+ o1 V! p7 `! S2 D
    3rd Mortar Battalion
* K, Y5 z3 o6 N% {5 K" E$ C! G: }    12th JAAF Base Force' z8 y0 r. \4 s/ C% l
    22nd JAAF AF Bn  * V4 b+ r, Q- e# r0 |# r
Defending units:' M5 W- N0 {' t
    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
$ [" X8 o' `: K    North Borneo Base Force
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5 z2 m( n6 r7 v6 O( P/ ZGround combat at Singkep (49,87)
' W1 R4 i) Z$ }- d9 ]3 `: z, _9 RJapanese Shock attack 0 ^1 _" g" V# Q6 e" [  n4 I& f
Attacking force 1433 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 58   ^( p) v- X. c% d$ c9 F, K
Defending force 177 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9 " x2 C5 A7 W" L# k4 u" t- s" }
Japanese adjusted assault: 54  
' w' b: M; m( K# [: f" dAllied adjusted defense: 1  ) E! K$ @1 P! |
Japanese assault odds: 54 to 1 (fort level 0)  ( ^. e2 o6 h! Y4 O( p/ M5 A/ [
Japanese forces CAPTURE Singkep !!!
4 i0 d$ u0 i& H0 m# F( SCombat modifiers
0 f, w9 e! i+ ~- VDefender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), fatigue(-), morale(-)
+ f7 G! _- z# Q. C+ c experience(-)) W  Q9 n5 X. U- A6 W8 m2 f7 L; v
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-)
$ C, ^9 i' b) Q( O: J; ^Allied ground losses:
6 P% @2 w: q, p      151 casualties reported# F. _! i3 d2 t8 @6 @% L* |
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled
  Q& c( g3 M$ u; P1 F+ V2 r$ m         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 0 disabled
* x. C2 b. n( m4 M; d         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled- R5 v! ~5 {0 F9 j, T: s
      Units destroyed 1 9 ]1 _/ d0 P& L7 s# }& ^
Assaulting units:/ B+ ]. U* q+ x
    91st Naval Guard Unit
! `% M8 G9 b' x, Z# O* ODefending units:
  x6 a0 c% W! J% S* r    Riouw KNIL Battalion

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" ^3 M6 a% S6 S3 c: P9 @一队在新加坡附近游荡的ML编队被IJN抓住，并痛扁一顿送入海底，应该提前撤回来的。$ o$ s; {5 |6 t9 J2 G; ^
闲来无事的新加坡空军继续攻击巨港，荷兰战斗机训练了几个月，无所事事。
  e$ _7 L" D& s% a$ i已经下令去巨港附近打游击了，看明天能否有所收获。
) N/ Z# p& W3 Q/ ]为了北上进入马六甲海峡去拦截KB，当天ss强行通过新加坡，顺便击沉了当地一艘布雷舰。 0 z8 o0 d2 `& p& W# J! a4 K
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Tandjoengpinang at 50,85, Range 10,000 Yards
# L: T& _1 s) l- J' dJapanese Ships
9 B' y# Q2 V/ |      CL Nagara
) z$ n- L" P8 r. L/ B4 C2 k      CL Abukuma! z" Y' c- K9 C& w/ z/ x) _
      DD Yugiri
" P/ \+ [/ O: G& L" }- ]" E      DD Amagiri
6 L% M; A$ u" N      DD Satsuki
( J. T3 ]4 E7 r4 s  {/ N( n/ v) w      DD Minazuki
2 L3 c- P$ k. q  w6 \' V$ a6 k4 H      DD Fumizuki
% N+ Y4 t8 X* _! b      DD Nagatsuki- O) o# M7 ?. W- ?9 s" q& `
      DD Tachikaze * i* h# v- s1 a$ ?1 b4 W3 {  E
Allied Ships& o9 B8 J) t; ]: y, F" K0 v( A
      ML No. 310, Shell hits 1, and is sunk( _- q) D) p7 T+ L2 y3 \
      ML No. 311, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
/ \- Q9 P3 y4 q      ML No. 362, Shell hits 3, and is sunk/ w/ `# Q0 F7 B9 W
      ML No. 363, Shell hits 4, and is sunk8 S! L5 t0 P$ q! N
      ML No. 432, Shell hits 3, and is sunk  \4 ^" p. O5 K+ J9 ~& a
      ML No. 423, Shell hits 1, and is sunk8 {* q$ F( R: J) V; r' O
      HDML Pahalwan, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
+ V1 l* O9 f6 A9 r      HDML Panglima, Shell hits 2, and is sunk+ [/ o% C& ~/ S6 j( b
      HDML Pennigat, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
' r/ S1 U% G% S6 j: [) u- r      HDML Panji, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
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9 `( f0 l' x6 A: ?ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
% s& |" k0 e. DJapanese Ships
3 i" W! f* n* r      CA Chokai
; c: O5 d$ a0 R4 x      CA Takao, n: D* `4 i( Z6 M  f2 b) ^
      CL Kuma: j/ c" y% @5 c
      DD Michishio1 y; ?2 g9 Z7 @! Y1 @+ p6 A9 m5 _- i
      DD Oshio
. R, _5 O, }' w: g      DD Hagikaze
9 ]0 Y( h  G) N+ F/ P      DD Ikazuchi
4 @/ D9 }3 [- c2 |  S      DD Akatsuki2 c3 @! g- H7 R7 C. ]6 Q- b% n3 }) |
      DD Asagumo
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      SS O23, hits 1& C) a4 ^/ ^% r* d, Q- S! _; P
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
. b! A" C/ `7 x5 w# {! XJapanese Ships
: |4 z: E, Y* b      CA Chokai
1 l( X0 {9 D9 h! _( m- F7 k; [1 T      CA Takao1 z9 }# h. m6 Y: t+ g# D
      CL Kuma! j$ A8 C, ?9 x4 n6 C
      DD Michishio
( t7 z/ M! Z( H/ j+ @4 f      DD Oshio8 D) S. @8 {2 _
      DD Hagikaze
1 u' Q. x3 y) a1 [      DD Ikazuchi
7 z) ~8 D' K+ W7 W& M3 H% E, ~& D      DD Akatsuki
5 [( n2 A7 w( E( y2 h      DD Asagumo 3 x! ^+ o! E# G, }( ^( s: [
Allied Ships5 }( r4 ?1 L: \* c* f
      SS O219 ?( P2 G4 c+ _: h+ f7 F# ^, W3 C
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  _/ t# R/ |/ P* h- ?4 k6 mAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
  u# H+ s- Y" M; pWeather in hex: Overcast
$ W' f. h0 m% B  {. {/ P- fRaid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.* j! _2 i& p1 C# r' T4 q
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes 1 A; L& R6 p# r8 q0 v. w
Japanese aircraft
( H, g) h6 K  _+ _      A6M2 Zero x 28
' y  }" q& U8 Y# X# T      G3M2 Nell x 302 Q* Z. \) s: Q1 ]0 x
      G4M1 Betty x 18
' j( b( a: L  U7 q9 O# ?      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 34
6 Y# ]! I6 f  U) r8 CJapanese aircraft losses
* Q" r  a2 v, Q  I8 L      G3M2 Nell: 13 damaged3 d! s$ P/ C8 l9 T/ V
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged 5 c8 i( R- ^( j( A8 d% f! R
Allied ground losses:
2 o$ L2 q7 e, ?      56 casualties reported* y3 n) Z: Y9 }8 U0 z, C
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% w5 B1 I5 {' y! u# g1 V# F8 H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled/ J; d( P5 m4 b5 K* i" y/ U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled " h/ j& Z9 n$ Z* h2 b+ j) P
Airbase hits 3  q' v. l! }: L% p8 e
Airbase supply hits 2, P! x" I' R0 z& M/ E4 k; B6 G
Runway hits 17
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Afternoon Air attack on WS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang)
. \( z" o, `1 q* L, B' AWeather in hex: Overcast 1 g$ q, G6 l$ q$ T' E9 i; W
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.& z2 e& ]1 h, I
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
1 Z6 x- l( N4 h$ o; y* WJapanese aircraft
1 A9 T7 k% {' d" a      A6M2 Zero x 14
" {  P3 h7 f% K8 L! ]( i      G4M1 Betty x 79 l+ y: I% R4 Z, T0 C8 U5 e0 ]
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12 ' i9 b0 f2 ^& j
Japanese aircraft losses4 b5 K, d% h9 y9 U
      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged
+ V  j- G5 {) p5 f$ iAllied ground losses:
9 w5 |  j0 v) V& k3 O, {      5 casualties reported5 @/ ]$ Z! e6 V% ?( _
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* T0 D1 h$ ~% F5 ^# j3 y
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled5 H4 C9 b$ `" y" j6 N
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 0 s! V/ t& F& w* i
Aircraft Attacking:+ B# q1 G5 r7 Z1 h( B3 f
       7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet' |8 E1 a/ }& e8 q, m5 L( `: ]
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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. O) B  R& s8 T1 NAfternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang)
; v1 W2 u% @3 m9 `Weather in hex: Overcast ' d( j/ A! M1 i% _$ _
Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
0 E( R6 B& g  s$ r, D% m$ ~Estimated time to target is 2 minutes 7 a  y3 S6 V$ z8 `7 U) S0 M6 b$ D
Japanese aircraft
# z8 a! _# W/ _8 O' d      A6M2 Zero x 7
, m3 Q" ]8 d3 _% ?      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 15
* }) j) p% N& t8 E6 e      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 120 B7 N3 D. O" C( g$ ]( \- b
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21
. H1 @) g! \: x7 {Japanese aircraft losses
0 @4 C8 G' A3 m# I$ Y      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged
: P3 ]/ s$ e1 r& y0 h      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged7 p; B! W% Q* f8 k7 o5 d; S
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak
, V* ?' M) Z; n* z! _. Y) @Allied ground losses:5 u$ w4 w7 a' ?
      64 casualties reported
! ^- O/ I7 C  S. }1 M         Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
( V% ?. D0 D& w6 b3 G         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
/ ?* M+ i) A0 U7 g# e         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ; `- B% D' W8 i' {$ h
Aircraft Attacking:/ P2 D" Q2 l0 L" ~
      15 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet) {: c" I5 a" X* @9 r* A& k
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
# O* u, _2 _+ v9 E9 ]      21 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet% i$ \$ H- z1 [! c: I6 m1 D$ M
               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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( W- Z) ^( B: d6 S$ j' U6 EAfternoon Air attack on Palembang Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang)
' P3 N, x) A% n2 T' R+ KWeather in hex: Overcast
; G( h/ [/ s  A) |$ X+ Z  ORaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
! Z- ~1 c3 z/ k/ k, w* U; jEstimated time to target is 5 minutes + [3 \) b  y- R: h- e4 T; k
Japanese aircraft
) \+ N' j9 _3 G      A6M2 Zero x 17# }0 @& i( b+ c: N" p
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 12: V, f: j. y# M9 z4 B1 \
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21
- \: w1 T) T% }8 B7 k# sJapanese aircraft losses$ C% X+ a9 d. G, `) h/ g; M4 j
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged 2 D% N8 @4 C# ~! b, ]9 c2 S
Aircraft Attacking:  K7 i; |; @2 L+ Q+ ~  k
      12 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet; o! \2 x/ Y* M
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb+ c* }7 U3 n) w! T" y( Y
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Afternoon Air attack on Zuid KNIL Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang)
# X5 p) _" {$ n) h! TWeather in hex: Overcast 5 ~3 o! _# m5 F6 W
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
  Q( @, F2 \; aEstimated time to target is 7 minutes % |( d& U  y: O9 [$ u$ i
Japanese aircraft
5 {/ p8 k, l, @0 E6 F      A6M2 Zero x 12
% `& j- J& Y- N) V  s" z; N  W- T      G4M1 Betty x 17 " ]" [: w7 `8 a3 ], w0 @' C; ?
Japanese aircraft losses
4 r+ }6 ^) A: J2 C/ l& @      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged0 r2 W9 N5 W- w6 m
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak $ L+ M6 t8 X0 H6 n1 c
Allied ground losses:4 P' ~2 U. f% [& \7 g6 d3 ~
      38 casualties reported
4 L% i; c5 T9 `( U         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
0 C" N5 b3 Z1 x, C$ h: I; h         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled
+ a* O: H( Z' Y" [* G% H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
* Z) n/ Q6 |" L1 `3 T1 CAircraft Attacking:1 i5 t  \4 c4 N( a* n- ]
      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet2 I1 z: G  b% D& h
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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, j5 Q& C+ y" V) `( p7 V: hASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
2 h) v9 L0 l- V# X5 f' j( zJapanese Ships1 O+ t5 A* u7 u% W
      SC Ch 22 g7 V4 ]6 {) q" @
      SC Ch 12 c3 W4 L% N# L+ J4 Z% c
      AMC Kiyosumi Maru
) x  u! \/ s; R- z9 [      AMC Awata Maru+ C6 C& q, P# l7 o; `2 S
      AMC Asaka Maru
  U, C5 u5 N. ~      xAP Naminoue Maru
; t( ]* F6 G) G' J      xAK Kokai Maru! |0 i; f  G" o$ K6 \) S3 t
      xAK Keisyo Maru
' P% _  b" J4 y* v+ n) @      xAK Sydney Maru5 N1 W. ^% {" w7 X2 O7 k8 i- A1 e( S
      xAKL Tokuwa Maru% q0 Q) Z3 u0 u# c
      xAKL Unyo Maru
# \9 L1 \  x/ P3 S      PB Shinko Maru #3
; o6 U# c3 S$ I8 C      PB Santo Maru
7 k* g9 M! u* W* s: }, E: J8 x      PB Heiei Maru #7
5 o1 N& F; {; i2 h; i- O& QAllied Ships, _, ?. i9 E9 r8 X7 q$ _! w
      SS O21, hits 1! [. ?+ }* I0 w4 {) e, v/ U9 S$ v
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: q# V  H' d. cASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
% t- \3 w9 m- K0 ]Japanese Ships2 O+ c* Y* @9 G) i4 A8 H9 F" [
      SC Ch 2
2 N/ n0 [8 ~# x      SC Ch 13 D5 a" D  ?# r$ I& t. N' F
      AMC Kiyosumi Maru/ `* ~8 g; h( E- Y! c* V
      AMC Awata Maru
- e0 c7 i7 B, B! r      AMC Asaka Maru$ o" `3 [$ S4 h5 H
      xAP Naminoue Maru
! m/ Q. F7 V& [2 i. P7 n      xAK Kokai Maru
2 k  U5 h$ C% Y      xAK Keisyo Maru3 ]6 Z. a5 T) E2 e* G
      xAK Sydney Maru
4 k5 C, ~" @  [& R" j0 F      xAKL Tokuwa Maru1 {  Y2 q1 W6 s2 o" P7 y2 [- i  b1 W
      xAKL Unyo Maru- H2 p2 q* A- h4 u1 X
      PB Shinko Maru #3
: d) w( ^: q0 o4 |) I- w      PB Santo Maru. D; Q5 ?- X2 P  L
      PB Heiei Maru #7 2 S3 X) W2 a2 A$ s+ |- X! F% u
Allied Ships
" V6 N8 ]! R9 p6 A      SS O21! O+ C1 z2 K0 {
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* q: e7 x/ _6 n. C: b; @ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 $ K2 Z1 f1 D8 c/ j1 Q& @4 V% E
Japanese Ships; `+ _! H' t) ~' u: V# W# H$ z7 D
      SC CHa-1
" c; u9 H8 o5 A, ]      SC Ch 26 5 N: i! P' c6 X2 A& T0 k- \- V
Allied Ships
5 s/ m( V2 d: W9 y      SS O21
  S% B5 D+ }3 `+ o" Y------------------------------------------------------------------
5 _) ]) r! A9 uASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
3 w$ Q6 S+ N% }' D; _+ HJapanese Ships
( Z5 S5 g, w8 d6 @( r/ q5 \) e      CM Shirataka, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
! q" ~" h, D- Q# g+ q. x2 L2 |: j      CM Wakataka3 \- Y& l1 c* z% @0 h; C) O1 l
      CM Tsubame; V3 y+ {+ B* J& d
      CMc Katashima
/ N4 M; L! |. V! A+ x) P      PB Tokati Maru( r5 y% G/ w2 e- |2 s# p- n  ~. }0 K% Q
      PB Shinkyo Maru 8 }* ]) C) d& e5 Z; M
Allied Ships3 W1 B/ `, Y) Z& o0 j4 d
      SS O21 9 H9 X! h: \! Q/ Z& v. z& ~
SS O21 launches 4 torpedoes at CM Shirataka" V$ o- M% ~$ \& @& E. i, {
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search..." l; p& D4 V, q$ T# |
PB Shinkyo Maru fails to find sub and abandons search- w; v8 g7 T. b: B" g2 a1 R
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...: [, [  F8 m% U% E1 X8 h0 x5 Y
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
5 `- b) z( j2 t1 q6 F' B) z  SPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
  }; U/ B, B' V7 Y) }! A6 Y" DPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
! U! |3 D) i  [0 r0 e- e9 _Escort abandons search for sub
( `5 y  f# f. R7 r% A/ L---------------------------------------------------------------
8 X+ J3 w3 A) ?' i1 w0 R$ rGround combat at Ankang (82,42)
; _3 |, b" M* |) {Japanese Bombardment attack 1 O$ [3 M( S0 K& n
Attacking force 61277 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1997
! U  x* ?6 P8 cDefending force 77099 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2123
5 J0 N0 x! F% v0 GJapanese ground losses:
) K) J* \$ d' Y3 s0 {, |; _* a      23 casualties reported
) l, V6 b( J: L         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
) q8 N: H6 J- A  B         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. W6 t7 V6 p# |2 U2 {1 P6 R% V         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 U. C. n. k! f. d. _Allied ground losses:2 T* W0 `  ~& W! J. K4 d/ o
      92 casualties reported
: ^3 L$ H' {  ?& I4 i, m  K2 L         Squads: 1 destroyed, 8 disabled1 n2 j2 y9 p* u/ ~( [
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ U9 ~) |9 S, r" U7 ^0 R  H) ^/ M         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ P) }$ ?+ _1 R! f-------------------------------------------------------- 6 n1 u# W, Y4 f- j7 C% E- d! o/ ?
Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88)
$ K$ l8 p: A+ M( s  o+ bJapanese Bombardment attack
0 w7 x$ p0 z; C4 V% u6 T. V" p* |, yAttacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62
( W- \1 e( R! _6 f, Q) Y3 X% }# MDefending force 1529 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 36   f: o; P0 g3 ]- A: e
Allied ground losses:
+ q2 i5 @6 I) E7 w3 q2 z. Z% t7 x      10 casualties reported0 L4 m+ {. ?  W& i4 N
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled1 s" S  K" |. X# o5 |$ }
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled: t8 |2 Z' K; d9 Z, r9 h
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 \+ |  y" n) p  Y, DAssaulting units:
9 ~) K* J$ C8 x3 ~    22nd Recon Regiment' K% i& C- U: D' M; E3 H, I
    1st RF Gun Battalion. ^; v% t2 u0 V- y
    5th Mortar Battalion
3 Q8 Q  D( S# |! M8 }# c1 D    12th JAAF Base Force( U) ~3 e* p6 Z3 |5 l& \
    18th Mountain Gun Regiment
; o& s5 W8 L) S$ M8 P( K# |    3rd Mortar Battalion
) Y; z/ ^% [' r6 }+ Z    22nd JAAF AF Bn  3 m2 Q5 z8 G# Z) n2 h
Defending units:
* r% q3 f$ ~+ f' ^4 L8 c5 K8 K5 }    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
' J) @6 r0 z) L" w; t) g3 z    North Borneo Base Force

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日军又莫名其妙的占领了曼德拉，难道又是无声无息的空降？' u8 H; _# A# O2 `3 B8 I
菜花透露当地没有日军（假定菜花没忽悠我），盟军3个团就在隔壁，为啥将曼德拉自动判给日军？
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9 c5 E1 ]$ U2 S/ N另一个问题是关于自动TOE升级，澳大利亚的几个装甲团TOE早就可以升级了，HQ也就在当地8 K+ R) w$ r6 i9 H1 e* i+ G! H
补给也够，一直就没升级，不知道问题在哪？
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缅甸地区出现的空降兵，很可能表明对方并没有大规模北上，
3 y, X# A5 g. |) |7 x* o  c2 Z: y+ u而南部地区的日军也有打算直接过河的迹象，北方很可能只是虚晃一枪5 p1 f: C) _6 X8 r
好在当时有3个团的预备队，可以北上机动防御，南部防守的部队基本没有动) ?. D% ?/ @: }" E8 a2 t
如果日军以为缅甸盟军已经北上，再次过河很可能又是一场灾难，( V( \* L3 H$ E0 k
不过这次日军将攻打新加坡的部分兵力北上，准备一起过河，/ E4 h: ]# [" D/ I0 Q. M
面对增强后的日军，能否挡住目前还是个未知数。
' C  t6 t% Q6 t% z0 m& H4 Z4 f7 \个人感觉日军在缅甸兵力过于分散了，集结兵力一个方向行动也许更有利8 B' ~$ F% h/ E5 V4 L
不过这也算各玩家的指挥风格吧，还是让结果说话吧。