| Jungle Fighting #26 | ||||||||||||
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This is a micro scenario of an even smaller subsection of the GIFU position. Americans must attack from the west, must clear the entrenchments, and somehow must not take any casualties. They are able to approach the entenchments and suffer 2 dems from OP fire. Luckily the Japanese are unable to fire on these dem units before they flee. A flanking attack is launched against the weakest of the 3 entrenchments to get any foothold they can, but a Japanese counterattack from full strength infantry get the step losses required for a win. Not much else to say. Very quick, very small, and no real chance for the Americans. |
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