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Hueishan Docks CBI (id:#60687)
(BFP 3: Blood and Jungle ID: BFP-29)
Shanghai, China 1937-08-22 (2 others)
36: Havoc In Shanghai (Dezign Pak 3)
37: Tsunami Of Maniacs (Dezign Pak 3)
Designer: Chas Smith
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Balance:
ChineseJapanese
42.424242424242%

Overview:

As tensions increased so did the Japanese military presence in Shanghai, Japan ordered China to withdraw all military forces from around Shanghai. China refused, and on 13 August fighting erupted between Japanese and Chinese forces. Chiang Kai-Shek ordered an offensive to drive the Japanese out of the city, and his best units, which were trained by the Germans, would spearhead the attack. The newly arrived Chinese 56th Division was ordered to attack on the north side of the Huangpu River in the Hueishan docks area. Although the Chinese were not well trained at combined arms, they used tanks, artillery, and infantry to drive through the city. The 87th Division also broke through and attacked along with the 36th Division. The Chinese armored forces successfully reached the docks, but would not hold it for long. The Japanese countered with armor and infantry with flamethrowers.
Attacker: Chinese (Reinforced elements of 36th and 87th Infantry Divisions)
Defender: Japanese (Elements of 10th Army)  
8 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: Chinese     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:30.0 D:25.0
AFVs: A:13
Vickers 6-Ton Mk E(b) x 4
VCL M1931 x 4
VCL Mk VI Carrier(b) x 3
Type 22
Type 31 Armoured Car
Henschel 33(g) x 3

D:6
Type 89A CHI-RO x 4
Type 94 Tankette x 2

Guns: A:3
3.7cm PaK 35/36
8cm GrW 34 x 2
Mortaio da 45 "Brixia" x 2
5cm leGrW 36(g) x 2
D:2
Type 89 Heavy Grenade-Launcher x 2
Type 92 70mm INF Gun
Type 90 Field Gun

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: Rooftops in effect on multi-hex buildings. A: DareDeath6
Map Board(s): BFP-G DW-1a DW-1b
Overlays: NONE
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DateReporterOpponentResultComments
2022-06-17(D) Dave Mareske vs Sam Tyson Chinese winTexas Team Tournament
2022-06-01(D) walter mcwilliams vs Tom Kearney Chinese win
2021-11-29(D) Jeff B vs Joe Arthur Japanese winMuch like "Le Herisson " was the second time I played it, a much different experience this time around. Both contended for a spot in my Top 10 scenarios before, now not even close. This time I was the defending Japanese and, first of all, boy was that boring. Secondly, the Japanese just have way too little to try and stop the slew of Chinese armor. So all I did was hold tight to my buildings and hope the few traps I could spring would be effective. The traps in the north were a shambles, as the Chinese came on heavy NW and just ran me over and wrapped me up. In the process at least two of their tanks were immobilized. My HMG in the SE (a vital part of my defense there) broke down, leaving me in a bit of a pickle. This forced me to reassign a large part of my force to protect the vital "J" column buildings. This bought me a little time, and that's all the Japanese are hoping for at start. Turn 2 saw me lose my other HMG and 2 squads, but this time the Chinese learned that going toe to toe with the Japanese was no picnic, losing 1.5 squads and two more tanks. The key would be if I could continue to hold them off Board BFPG for two more turns, because if I could bring my substantial reinforcements on risk-free and plant them in defensive positions it would be very difficult for the Chinese to uproot them. This is exactly what happened, and the Chinese offered an early concession.
2019-12-27(D) patrick palma vs Fabio Mazzucchelli Japanese win
2019-09-25(A) Will Willow vs M. LaPlante Japanese winVASL
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dmareske Added a playing2022-06-20 16:03:33
SGT Mac Added a playing2022-06-01 21:55:56
hoxson1 Modified the Attacker's AFVs2022-03-18 23:19:20
hoxson1 Modified the unit counts2022-03-18 23:19:20
buser333 Added a playing2021-11-29 22:45:56
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Shanghai 1937 - Japanese infantry and a Crossley IGA1 armored car
 
Statistics:
Avg Rating: 7.00Votes: 17
Views: 2333
To-Play list count: 6
Estimated Play time: 17.6 hours
Recorded Games: 16
Archive recorded plays:
Chinese6
Japanese10
Drawn:0

ROAR Data: (as of January 2022)
Hueishan Docks [Confirmed]
[A] Chinese 22
[D] Japanese 28
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