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Mt. Austin I
Jungle Fighting #10
(Defender) Japan vs United States (Attacker)
Formations Involved
Japan 10th Mountain Gun Battalion
Japan 124th Infantry Regiment
Japan 228th Infantry Regiment
United States 132nd "Queen of Battle" Infantry Regiment
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Side 1 3
Draw 1
Side 2 0
Overall Rating, 4 votes
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2.75
Scenario Rank: --- of 964
Parent Game Jungle Fighting
Historicity Historical
Date 1942-12-25
Start Time 12:00
Turn Count 14
Visibility Day
Counters 46
Net Morale 2
Net Initiative 1
Maps 1: Guad-ME
Layout Dimensions 84 x 55 cm
33 x 22 in
Play Bounty 133
AAR Bounty 167
Total Plays 4
Total AARs 1
Battle Types
Rural Assault
Conditions
Entrenchments
Hidden Units
Off-board Artillery
Scenario Requirements & Playability
Battle of the Bulge Counters
Guadalcanal Maps + Counters
Jungle Fighting Base Game
Introduction

With the departure of the 1st Marine Division, General Patch, commanding officer of the Americal Division, assumed command of all ground forces on Guadalcanal. He planned to launch a large-scale offensive toward Kokumbona in January, after additional units would have arrived on the island. In the meantime he ordered several operations to clear the Japanese from positions in the hills south and southwest of the Henderson Field perimeter. The first of these would eject the Japanese from an area in the foothills of Mt. Austin.

Conclusion

The Japanese easily repulsed the attack. The Americans failed to effectively locate the Japanese positions prior to their assault and found the Japanese fully prepared to meet them. The regimental commander halted the attack and ordered it resumed the following day.

Additional Notes

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


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