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Re-establishing The Line
Jungle Fighting #6
(Defender) Japan vs United States (Attacker)
Formations Involved
Japan 16th Infantry Regiment
United States 182nd Infantry Regiment
United States Army
Display
Balance:



Overall balance chart for JuFi006
Total
Side 1 4
Draw 0
Side 2 2
Overall Rating, 6 votes
5
4
3
2
1
3.5
Scenario Rank: 486 of 1093
Parent Game Jungle Fighting
Historicity Historical
Date 1942-11-20
Start Time 07:00
Turn Count 10
Visibility Day
Counters 47
Net Morale 1
Net Initiative 2
Maps 1: Guad-ME
Layout Dimensions 84 x 55 cm
33 x 22 in
Play Bounty 132
AAR Bounty 168
Total Plays 6
Total AARs 1
Battle Types
Inflict Enemy Casualties
Rural Assault
Conditions
Hidden Units
Off-board Artillery
Randomly-drawn Aircraft
Terrain Mods
Scenario Requirements & Playability
Battle of the Bulge Counters
Guadalcanal Maps + Counters
Jungle Fighting Base Game
Introduction

The withdrawal of the 1st Battalion, 182nd Infantry along the coast compromised the upcoming offensive and the ground had to be retaken. With heavy artillery support the battalion attacked.

Conclusion

The 182nd Infantry retook its positions along the coast. Before the day was out the 164th entered the line as well in preparation for the resumption of the offensive on the 21st.

Additional Notes

Elsenborn Ridge or Cassino '44 may be used for the U.S. units.


Display Order of Battle

Japan Order of Battle
Imperial Japanese Army
  • Towed
United States Order of Battle
Army

Display AARs (1)

Face Smack
Author Blackcloud6
Method Solo
Victor Japan
Play Date 2026-01-31
Language English
Scenario JuFi006

This is a quick play scenario, and is interesting. I would have given it a 4 except I think it is too tough on the US. They have to close with higher morale Japanese units and clear them from the Jungle. Their hope is in their great amount of artillery. The problem is, it is all fired danger close and thus friendly fire comes into play. The attack is straight forward up the trail, then contact. The US got hammered by Japanese fire and their own artillery. By Turn 4 they were playing for a draw and by the latter turns of the game the Japanese were pushing the US back.

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