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PACIFIC VICTORY SCENARIO
By: Brad Martin
SOUTH EAST ASIA COMMAND
The British in the Pacific War June/43
A mini scenario for Pacific Victory involving
the struggle to control Singapore in the later stages of the Pacific War. Primarily
British and Japanese forces are involved and the winner is the player who controls
Singapore at the end of the game. Plays in 1-2 hours.
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Scenario Rules
1. Only the part of the map west of (and inclusive of) the line
Bangkok-Singapore-Sumatra is in play. The player who controls Singapore after
June 45 winner.
2. Allied Production is production is 9 PP (South Africa, Ceylon, Bombay, Calcutta
+ 1 PP from USA which cannot be blockaded). The US AF unit must be built up to
a strength 3 or higher every production phase. Only one US Infantry may be built
(starting in Bombay). New British units must be built in South Africa. Indian
units can be built in India.
3. Japanese Production: Japanese production is 6 PP (Singapore, Palembang + 3PP
from Japan. PPs from Japan are shipped into any available base and are forfeit
if all Japanese bases are blockaded. New Japanese units appear in Singapore. The
first step costs double but existing units in Singapore (only) may receive replacements
at Normal cost.
4. Japanese must use Fanatic and Banzai optional rules.
5. Indian Uprising: If the Japanese capture any Indian base (not Columbo), a Japanese
G1 is placed in every ungarrisoned Indian base.
6. Operation U-Go: On any one turn during 1944, the Japanese player
automatically gains the Initiative and may ignore the hexside limits for one Battle
hex. Base stacking limits still apply.
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STARTING FORCES |
Use only these forces and the map west of (and inclusive
of) the line Bangkok-Singapore-Sumatra. |
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JAPAN: 6 PP (Singapore, Palembang + 3
PP from JAPAN. |
ALLIES: 9 PP (South Africa, Ceylon, Bombay,
Calcutta + 1 PP from USA). |
Rangoon: IN3, IN3 |
Dhaka: IN3, AF3(US) |
Bangkok: AF2 |
Calcutta: IN3 |
Andamans: G1 |
Bombay: IN1 |
Singapore: SHQ1, CA2, IN2, BB2 Fuso, CV2 Hosho |
Madras: IN2 |
Palembang: G1 |
Ceylon: IN1 |
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South Africa: SHQ1, CV2 Illustrious,
BB2 King George V, CA3 |
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