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| '''Publication:''' [[Tactiques 1]] | | '''Publication:''' [[Tactiques 1]] | ||
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| '''Location:''' | | '''Location:''' Mt. Owen-Stanley, New-Guinea | ||
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| '''Scenario Date:''' 07/09/1942 | | '''Scenario Date:''' 07/09/1942 | ||
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| '''Maps Used:''' 34, 36 | | '''Maps Used:''' 34, 36 | ||
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| '''Attacker:''' Japanese | | '''Attacker:''' Japanese | ||
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| '''Defender:''' | | '''Defender:''' British | ||
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== Conflict == | == Conflict == | ||
- | The main Japanese offensive began on 26 August. On that day Horii had three strong battalions in the front line, and that figure soon rose to five. The Australians only had the 39th and 53rd Battalions, 30th Brigade on the northern side of the mountains, although two more were on the way (2/14 and 2/16 Battalions, 21st Brigade). The Australians were outnumbered, and were repeatedly outflanked. By 5 September they had been forced to retreat back through the Gap, allowing the Japanese onto the southern slopes of the Owen Stanley Range. | ||
The Japanese advance continued on the southern side of the mountains. The Australians held a position on Efogi Spur from 6-8 September, and were then forced to retreat once again, after the Japanese attacked nine weakened companies with five battalions. | |||
Two new Australian brigades, the 16th and 25th, were dispatched to the front on 9 September, the day after the Japanese attacked the Efogi position. The front line was now at Ioribaiwa, and here the Australians would finally meet strong reinforcements coming up from Port Moresby. The ridge was already defended by the 2/1 Pioneer Battalion and the 3rd Battalion, 14th Brigade. On 10-11 September they were joined by the retreating 2/14 and 2/16 Battalions, while the first two battalions from the 25th Brigade reached Ioribaiwa on 14 September. The new battalions attempted to outflank the Japanese soon after arriving, but this attack ended in failure, and the Australians were forced to pull back once again, taking up a position on the Imita Range, a day’s march from Ioribaiwa. | |||
Source: [http://www.historyofwar.org/articles/battles_kokoda_trail.html Battle of the Kokoda Trail] | |||
== Versions History == | == Versions History == | ||
* [[Scenario | * [[Scenario TAC 3]] in [[Tactiques 1]] | ||
* | * Translated in English by the [[Coastal Fortress]] Gaming Group ([[Uneasy Withdrawal]]). | ||
== Victory Conditions == | == Victory Conditions == | ||
The Japanese need to exit the most VP. PTO Terrain is in effect ([[G1]]). | |||
== Balance == | == Balance == | ||
Check all playings recorded on [[ROAR]] for this scenario [http://www.jrvdev.com/ROAR/VER1/ShowScenario.asp?ScenarioID=846 here] | |||
== Errata == | == Errata == | ||
None | |||
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== VASL Logs == | == VASL Logs == | ||
* VASL setup file by ASL.NET: [[media:TAC3.vasl|Local Download]] | |||
== Download == | == Download == | ||
* View From The Trenches provides [http://www.vftt.co.uk/tactiques.pdf all translated Tactiques scenarios (in one file)] and [[media:tactiques.pdf|Local Download]]. Individual scenarios can be downloaded from the [http://74.7.72.131/ASL/TacScen/TacTrans3.pdf SoCal Club website] and [[media:Tac_3.pdf|Local Download]]. | |||
[[Category:Scenarios]] | [[Category:Scenarios]] | ||
[[Category:Downloadable Scenarios]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:37, 24 October 2009
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Retraite Malaisee | |
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| Publication: Tactiques 1 | |
| Location: Mt. Owen-Stanley, New-Guinea | |
| Scenario Date: 07/09/1942 | |
| # of Turns: 8 | |
| # of Maps: 2 | |
| Maps Used: 34, 36 | |
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| Attacker: Japanese | |
| Defender: British | |
Conflict
The main Japanese offensive began on 26 August. On that day Horii had three strong battalions in the front line, and that figure soon rose to five. The Australians only had the 39th and 53rd Battalions, 30th Brigade on the northern side of the mountains, although two more were on the way (2/14 and 2/16 Battalions, 21st Brigade). The Australians were outnumbered, and were repeatedly outflanked. By 5 September they had been forced to retreat back through the Gap, allowing the Japanese onto the southern slopes of the Owen Stanley Range.
The Japanese advance continued on the southern side of the mountains. The Australians held a position on Efogi Spur from 6-8 September, and were then forced to retreat once again, after the Japanese attacked nine weakened companies with five battalions.
Two new Australian brigades, the 16th and 25th, were dispatched to the front on 9 September, the day after the Japanese attacked the Efogi position. The front line was now at Ioribaiwa, and here the Australians would finally meet strong reinforcements coming up from Port Moresby. The ridge was already defended by the 2/1 Pioneer Battalion and the 3rd Battalion, 14th Brigade. On 10-11 September they were joined by the retreating 2/14 and 2/16 Battalions, while the first two battalions from the 25th Brigade reached Ioribaiwa on 14 September. The new battalions attempted to outflank the Japanese soon after arriving, but this attack ended in failure, and the Australians were forced to pull back once again, taking up a position on the Imita Range, a day’s march from Ioribaiwa.
Source: Battle of the Kokoda Trail
Versions History
- Scenario TAC 3 in Tactiques 1
- Translated in English by the Coastal Fortress Gaming Group (Uneasy Withdrawal).
Victory Conditions
The Japanese need to exit the most VP. PTO Terrain is in effect (G1).
Balance
Check all playings recorded on ROAR for this scenario here
Errata
None
Analysis
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After Action Report
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VASL Logs
- VASL setup file by ASL.NET: Local Download
Download
- View From The Trenches provides all translated Tactiques scenarios (in one file) and Local Download. Individual scenarios can be downloaded from the SoCal Club website and Local Download.
