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| '''Publication:''' [[ASL Journal 1]] | | '''Publication:''' [[ASL Journal 1]], [[Rising Sun]] | ||
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| '''Location:''' Tacondo Barrio, Luzon, | | '''Location:''' Tacondo Barrio, Luzon, The Philippines | ||
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| '''Scenario Date:''' 29 | | '''Scenario Date:''' 29 January 1945 | ||
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| '''# of Turns:''' 6 | | '''# of Turns:''' 6.5 | ||
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| '''# of Maps:''' | | '''# of Maps:''' 2 | ||
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| '''Maps Used:''' | | '''Maps Used:''' 4, 41 | ||
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| [[Image: | | [[Image:Board_J2.jpg|center|link=]] | ||
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| '''Attacker:''' Japanese | | '''Attacker:''' Japanese | ||
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== Conflict == | == Conflict == | ||
- | Many of the American troops defending Clark Field were less than front-line quality. Lieutenant Colonel Seikuke Eguchi, however, scrounged for them every available machine gun from the destroyed aircraft littering the runways. As the remains of Kembu Group were being pushed into the foothills of the Zambales Mountains, Eguchi decided to counterattack. After clearing Clark Field, the “Battling Buckeyes” of the 37th pushed into the ruins of Fort Scotsenberg. On the morning of the 29th, Eguchi’s infantry hit the American defenses, and were repulsed. Another counterattack led by six tanks of the Yanagimoto Detachment struck the right flank at Barrio Tacondo. | ||
== Versions == | |||
* Scenario J2 in [[ASL Journal 1]] | |||
* Scenario 160 in [[Rising Sun]] | |||
== Victory Conditions == | == Victory Conditions == | ||
The Japanese must control buildings and/or eliminate American vehicles | |||
== Balance == | == Balance == | ||
* J2 [http://www.jrvdev.com/ROAR/VER1/ShowScenario.asp?ScenarioID=1305 ROAR] | |||
* 160 [http://www.jrvdev.com/ROAR/VER1/ShowScenario.asp?ScenarioID=4724 ROAR] | |||
== Errata == | == Errata (J2) == | ||
- | * Add a 6-6-7 and BAZ 45 to the at-start American OB (The American BI BPV number changes from [151] to [165]) [http://www.multimanpublishing.com/Support/ASLASLSK/ASLOfficialErrata/tabid/107/Default.aspx MMP] | ||
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== After Action | == After Action Reports == | ||
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[[Category:Scenarios]] | [[Category:Scenarios]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:23, 26 April 2018
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Battlin' Buckeyes | |
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| Publication: ASL Journal 1, Rising Sun | |
| Location: Tacondo Barrio, Luzon, The Philippines | |
| Scenario Date: 29 January 1945 | |
| # of Turns: 6.5 | |
| # of Maps: 2 | |
| Maps Used: 4, 41 | |
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| Attacker: Japanese | |
| Defender: American | |
Conflict
Many of the American troops defending Clark Field were less than front-line quality. Lieutenant Colonel Seikuke Eguchi, however, scrounged for them every available machine gun from the destroyed aircraft littering the runways. As the remains of Kembu Group were being pushed into the foothills of the Zambales Mountains, Eguchi decided to counterattack. After clearing Clark Field, the “Battling Buckeyes” of the 37th pushed into the ruins of Fort Scotsenberg. On the morning of the 29th, Eguchi’s infantry hit the American defenses, and were repulsed. Another counterattack led by six tanks of the Yanagimoto Detachment struck the right flank at Barrio Tacondo.
Versions
- Scenario J2 in ASL Journal 1
- Scenario 160 in Rising Sun
Victory Conditions
The Japanese must control buildings and/or eliminate American vehicles
Balance
Errata (J2)
- Add a 6-6-7 and BAZ 45 to the at-start American OB (The American BI BPV number changes from [151] to [165]) MMP
Analysis
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After Action Reports
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VASL Logs
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Downloads
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