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Highway 5 PTO (id:#56349)
Avalon Hill (AH:ASL Annual `96 ID: A 92)
Baliuag, Luzon, Philippines 1941-12-31 (6 others)
J 11: In the Old Tradition (ASL Journal # 1)
PTO1-4: Battle at Baliuag (Total Pacific Theatre Pack 1)
DP #4: Battle at Baliuag (Digger Pack I)
SP213: The Mighty Have Fallen (Schwerpunkt #18)
DASL 22: In the Old Tradition (Deluxe Advanced Squad Leader)
MMP02: In the Old Tradition (MMP News)
Designer: Pete Shelling
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Balance:
AmericanJapanese
37.837837837838%

Overview:

By late December it was obvious to MacArthur that the time had come for the retreat to Bataan. For the Philippine Army’s 71st and 91st Divisions, assigned to hold the Baliuag-Plaridel-Calumpit area, the order to withdraw came not a moment too soon. The 91st withdrew during the morning of the 31st. By 1330, the 71st had hastily withdrawn out of Baliuag just as General Sonoda’s 7th Tank Regiment was moving at full speed down Highway 5 towards the town. Sonoda’s tanks and advanced infantry took up positions around Baliuag to allow the remainder of the force’s infantry to catch up and to prepare for an assault on Plaridel and Calumpit. Fearing the green 51st Infantry Regiment would not be able to stand up to the Japanese attack, Brigadier-General Jones sent two tank platoons, supported by a self-propelled artillery battery, to intercept Sonoda’s tanks.
Attacker: American (Company C, 192nd Tank Battalion)
Defender: Japanese (1st Infantry Battalion, 47th Infantry regiment and 7th Tank Regiment "Sonada Force")  
5.5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:0.0 D:4.0
AFVs: A:10
M3 LT x 10

D:15
Type 97A CHI-HA x 6
Type 95 HA-GO x 9

Guns: A:0 D:0

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: PTO LJ (Exc Bd 24 roads/bridges exist). No valley on Bd 24. All bldgs wooden.
Map Board(s): 24 38
Overlays: 1 X11 X14
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DateReporterOpponentResultComments
2021-05-12(D) Shane Pask vs Japanese winMy original plan was to skulk as no losses would be a Japanese win. Then the dice came over strongly to my side: On the first turn 2 M3's malfed their MA including the Armour leader. His MA was immediately disabled and his tank destroyed before he could be recalled. Americans still scored hits that would not penetrate even against a HA-GO at range of 2. My Japs managed a CH with a HA-GO on an M3 that suddenly appeared through trees. The yanks were finally put out of their misery on only turn 3 when a second MA was disabled to recall the tank and my TH-Hero scored a kill - 5 M3 destroyed, one recalled. Final VP Japs 27, Yanks 15. Still, with impartial dice could be worth a replay.
2020-05-02(D) Ulric Schwela vs Stefano Cuccurullo Japanese winJapanese set up as a hedgehog in the village, American went all in and vehicles started popping all over. Japanese reinforcements arrived early, and even with lower CVP target it remained unreachable as losses went 1:1 all the way due to poor Ami dice. Japanese infantry got to join in once the American armour was weakened. Brutal, all out annihilation with furious tank driving back and forth. Proper metal melee (25 tanks on board!) in light PTO, a good way to exercise tank tactics.
2014-12-03(A) Stanley Neo vs John K Japanese win
2007-12-18(A) Bill Brodie vs Murray McCloskey American winGood fun, unusual all armour contest
2003-11-01(A) Vic Lauterbach vs Probably JM Japanese winFrom ASLAP notes - Fun armored fight but tough for the outnumbered US tankers to win. Japanese reinforcements entered early and the M3s were smoking the Japanese tanks, 7 kills for 1 loss until the Type 97s got hot and knocked out two M3s to get within the 25 point CVP margin.
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Statistics:
Avg Rating: 6.63Votes: 8
Views: 3904
To-Play list count: 1
Estimated Play time: 6 hours
Recorded Games: 5
Archive recorded plays:
American1
Japanese4
Drawn:0

ROAR Data: (as of January 2022)
Highway 5 [Confirmed]
[A] American 13
[D] Japanese 19
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