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Jungle Fighters PTO (id:#56405)
Multi-Man Publishing (ASL Journal # 1 ID: J12)   [next]   [previous]
Prior Publication: MMP News Oct. 98: MMP1 (Internet)
See Also: Jungle Fighters by Multi-Man Publishing
Jahore Bahru, Malaya 1942-01-31 (3 others)
Mission 8: Not So Much Of A Safe Haven (Jumping Cats)
AP87: Empire's Fall (ASL Action Pack # 9 To the Bridge!)
MMP01: Jungle Fighters (MMP News)
Designer: Steve Petersen and Brian Youse
Starter kit scenario?:    Deluxe scenario?:
 
Balance:
JapaneseBritish / Australian
32.258064516129%

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.
Attacker: Japanese (Konoe Imperial Guards Division)
Defender: British / Australian (8th Australian Infantry Division and Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regiment)  
6 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:20.0 D:13.0
AFVs: A:0
AFVs: D:0
Guns: A:0
Type 89 Heavy Grenade-Launcher x 4
D:0
Boys ATR

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: A: Elite (C8.2) D: No British units are Stealthy (A11.17)
Map Board(s):
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PublicationBoard
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (2nd Edition)45
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (3rd Edition)45
ASL 11a - Doomed Battalions (4th Edition)45
Overlays: NONE
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DateReporterOpponentBal.ResultTimeComments
2023-10-07(A) John Garlic vs Ken Daughety British / Australian win[Imported from ROAR]
2023-08-14(D) Camille Garek vs Florian YVIS Japanese winVery dynamic game. A race between two forces. Original and fun.
2022-08-15(D) Kevin Duval vs Dwayne Duval Japanese winUsed Japanese balance. A couple of Banzai charges was too much for the Brits to absorb. More than enough exited for clear win for Japanese.
2022-08-15(A) Dwayne Duval vs Kevin Duval Japanese win
2021-09-26(A) Shane Pask vs British / Australian winBrits performed a great withdrawal. My one Banzai ended with the loss of the leader (but killed the target squad - one of only three British squads eliminated for the game). I would like to blame the dice (Turn 3 I lost 1 squad to KIA, 1 to a K/1 from 2 residual, 2! CR/ELR from 1MC) but I think my tactics were more to blame - I got no benefit from the smoke I used or Banzai charges and could not get behind or even catch the retreating poms. The Jap sniper refused to activate despite several chances. The Aussie sniper fired twice but missed the 9-1 to reduce his MMG crew and a mortar squad instead. By the end of British turn 5, they had 24 VP poised to exit. I had only 34 VP left on the board (including 2 broken HS out of range) and no one in position to inflict further casualties. Still a fun game.
2021-05-06(D) Jason Nichols vs Rob MacGinley British / Australian winAn IJA "learning scenario" having never played PTO before. Thanks to Rob for the game, I suspect he was more intent on showing me the intricacies of the IJA than he was in winning the scenario. In the end he ran out of time to exit sufficient VP's. Mind you the Aussies and Brits put up stiff resistance and accounted for a fair number of Japanese soldiers during Banzai attacks. A good lesson in just how hard it is to break a Japanese squad.
2019-12-17(D) Paolo Cariolato vs Federico Corso British / Australian win
2018-11-12(D) Jonathan Kapleau vs Taylor, Greg Japanese win
2018-10-03(A) Jonathan Kapleau vs Holland, Donald British / Australian win
2018-07-01(A) Tom Kearney vs Lindsey Murillo Japanese winEarly war Malaya linked scenario campaign.
2017-11-03(D) Richard Jenulis vs Wesley Ho British / Australian winWest Coast Rumble 2017
2017-03-26(A) JP Laurio vs Arttu British / Australian win
2016-03-13(D) Kevin Duval vs Dwayne Duval British / Australian winUsed Japanese balance.
2016-03-13(A) Dwayne Duval vs Kevin Duval British / Australian win
2014-11-09(D) Richard Jenulis vs Rick White Japanese winWest Coast Rumble 2014. One turn changed everything.
2014-07-30(D) Stanley Neo vs John K Japanese winRetrograde Mission
2014-06-21(D) Jeff Waldon vs Bill Pilon British / Australian winFtF-Atlanta
2014-04-12(D) Ian Morris vs Darren Orwin British / Australian win
2014-03-13(D) Daniel Soukup vs Chris C. Japanese win
2011-07-16(A) Jeff Waldon vs Steven Aque Japanese winFtF-Well-balanced nail biter of a scenario.
2011-04-19(A) Miikka Sohlman vs Juha Heino Japanese win
2011-04-16(A) Andy Beaton vs Spencer Armstrong British / Australian winA PTO learning scenario - I lost and came out without a clue about how to win it
2011-03-06(A) Jeff Coleman vs Eric Garrard British / Australian winJapanese too aggressive,fun scen
2007-09-07(A) Paolo Cariolato vs Stefano Isella British / Australian win
2007-08-27(D) Paolo Cariolato vs Franco Merci Draw
2007-02-20(D) Peter Palmer vs John Knowles British / Australian win[Imported from ROAR]
2005-09-24(D) Keith Colins vs John Van Marter British / Australian winGood scenario to learn Japanese rules without haveing to learn PTO rules.
2005-01-16(A) keith Spurlock vs John Stadick British / Australian win[Imported from ROAR]
2004-10-16(D) Tuomo Lukkari vs Tuomo Kalliokoski British / Australian win[Imported from ROAR]
2004-05-24(D) Steffen Knippel vs Richard Kindel Japanese win
2001-04-04(A) Fred Ingram vs Dave McLee British / Australian win
2001-01-01(A) Bill Brodie vs British / Australian winPlayed this at Cancon and the British ate up the Banzai charges.
2000-06-03(A) Vic Lauterbach vs Marc Lauterbach British / Australian winRecall it being close - ASLAP SAV file lost
1999-07-31(D) John Garlic vs Steve Pleva Japanese win
1999-01-25(D) Rich Weiley vs Bill Brodie British / Australian winCANCON 1999 - Round six.
1988-01-01(D) Richard Jenulis vs Bret Hilerbrant Japanese win[exact date unknown]
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Estimated Play time: 4.6 hours
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