This is the first time I have ever had to question a result in a scenario due to stunningly powerful luck. The Nisei rolled 2s and 11/12s for most bombardment and direct fire attacks and 5s and 6s for their assaults. The entire German force, with the exception of some mortars was eliminated by turn 10 (of 16) beginning with a two step loss hammering of their force at the bridge on turn 3.

It wasn't that the Germans were poorly managed, they did eliminate six steps of Nisei during that time, but they experienced 13 step losses of their own. With garden variety luck I would expect this one to be much more of a nail biter, but under the circumstances the Americans won easily.

Taking the luck out of this one it seems to be a nice small action with the Germans somewhat handcuffed due to small numbers. I would not suggest it for ftf play due to the limited options for the Germans. For solo play however, it is a fine short scenario. I give it a "3".