Jungle Fighters PTO (id:#56405)

Multi-Man Publishing (ASL Journal # 1 ID: J 12)

Prior Publication: MMP News Oct. 98: MMP1 (Internet)

Jahore Bahru, Malaya 1942-01-31 (3 others)

Overview:

The Malayan Campaign was nearly complete with the goal of Singapore just a few short miles away from the Japanese lines. Knowing that further resistance on the mainland could result in troops being cut off, the commander of the British force in Malaya ordered a withdrawal across the causeway crossing the Singapore Straights from Jahore to Singapore Island. Elements of the 8th Australian Infantry Division and the remainder of the tattered Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders formed a rearguard while troops filed across the causeway. . . . . .Board 45 was designed for this action! Australian and British troops, desperate to get back to Singapore, face waves of Japanese troops determined to cut them off. With all of those straight roads, firelanes will come in to play, but will that be enough to stop the Banzai charges?

Defender: British / Australian (8th Australian Infantry Division and Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regiment)  

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