Pacific Campaign: Luzon , 22 December, 1941

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Turn 4 : Japanese Player Turn
Battle reports indicate that Allied Units have consolidated , 2 half tracks, 1 Type M3, with at least 2 Squads with MG s in Trenches covering the North side cross road.
1. Note:Trenches can only be crossed by Tracked Vehicles, that must take Bog Check crossing Trench

The Turn 4 Battle results in Allied Force losing 2 Half tracks, one burning, and 1 Type M3, after the Crew bailed out.
at the Cost of 2 Type 97 A Chi Cha, Tanks immobilized, crews passed their immobilization Task Checks
Paving the way for Infantry to gain control of North Cross Road Hex

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Landing Barges / Craft:
Using the Vehicle Line Infantry Fire Table

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Turn One: Japanese Player landing dr s result in All , Craft/Rafts Landing and are Beached
1. The Philippine Player out post unit declares Defensive First Fire vs Landing Craft, Passengers on Landing craft may not unload or fire until
after the Allied Player Defensive First Fire is completed
2. All Landing Craft have CS/Crew Survival # of 6
3. Landing Craft that have not Beached may not be fired at
4. The Philippine Out Post element 337 Squad/Leader 7-0 Defensive First Fire Dice Roll vs Adjacent Landing Craft with Passengers
a. Philippine Player deployed out post Element, into half squads during setup
b. Philippine Units, have U S Capability/equipment and may deploy/ Deployed half squad with LMG/ LMG 2 Firepower, Point Blank Range 4 FP
c. The Defensive First Fire Dice Roll 1+ 4 = 5/
d. The 4 Fire Power Column Vehicle Line Number is 5/ The Dice Roll 5 results in Landing Craft immobilized , Passengers are unaffected
if the Dice Roll was less than 5, the Landing Craft would be eliminated, Passengers would each have to pass Crew Survival #6, Dice Roll
Landing Craft crew is eliminated if Landing Craft is eliminated
5. Each Landing Craft has 2 MP, and expends 1 MP to Land, this 1MP represents 4 MF, applied in Defensive First Fire Attacks, in this case, the Philippine Out Pose element LMG Maintains Rate of Fire, color dr 1, LMG Rate of Fire 1
a. The LMG , that has Defensive First Fired Once, can fire up to 3 More Times
if the LMG, exhausts Rate of Fire, it may Continue firing, as Sustained Fire Rules, at Half Fire Power, and Breakdown # Lower by
The Dice Roll also serves as a Morale Check for Firing Unit/Units,
b. The Out Post Unit half squad using the MG, would be marked with First Fire Counter if LMG exhausts Rate of Fire, but can continue
firing under sustained fire rules, per # of MF expended by opposing Units that are Adjacent , Dice Roll also Morale check of Outpost element
using sustained fire

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Turn One: Philippine Player Defensive First Fire vs The Adjacent Japanese Landing Craft
Passengers are unaffected by result unless Landing Craft is Destroyed, by Vehicle Line Dice Roll LESS than the
Vehicle Line #
1. If Vehicle Line Dice Roll is less than half to Vehicle Line #, Landing Craft is Burning Wreck with no SUrvivors

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Turn One: Philippine Player Outpost Element Defensive Fire Dice Rolls,
Vehicle Line 4 Fire Power Column / Vehicle Line # 5 to eliminate unarmored Vehicle/Landing Craft
1. 1+4 = 5 LMG Maintain Rate of Fire/ Immobilized Landing Craft
2. 6+2 =8 No Effect/LMG Exhaust Rate of Fire/ Place First Fire Counter Unit that Fired
3.Third Dice Roll /6+4 = 10/ No Effect also results as Morale Check / Out Post Half Squad Morale Level 7, results in half squad breaking,
turn counter over, place DM counter on Philippine Broken half Squad

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Turn One:
Philippine Player Defensive First Fire Dice Roll Results
1. The Defensive First Fire attack 4, leaves Residual Fire Power Factor of 2 in Landing Craft Hex
2. Japanese Units that disembark will be attacked by 2 Residual Fire Power with -1 First Fire Moving in Open/-1 First Fire Non Assault Move
Modifiers to the Residual Fire Power Dice Roll