Kuching - The Matrix Games version of Rising Sun
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Rating: | 5.15 (4) |
Games Played: | 3 |
SM: | 5 |
Turns: | 45 |
Type: | Custom |
First Side: | Japan |
Second Side: | British |
24 December 1941
Kuching, British Borneo: A forgotten battle, begun the day before
the sorrowful Christmas of 1941 as the Japanese moved to eliminate
the last of the British occupied locations on Northern Borneo.
The Japanese Kawaguchi Detachment landed near Miri on the 17th
and in an almost bloodless series of advances captured the British
oilfields at Miri and Seria; the processing and shipping facility
at Lutong and also the British Colonies of Lauban and Sandakan,
introducing the British citizens, captured there, to the peculiararities
of the "Greater East Asian Co-prosperity Sphere". What British
forces were on the Island, amalgamated around a Punjabi Battalion
and called SarForce, had concentrated at the city of Kuching
in western British Borneo. On this bleak Christmas Eve, the
British force attempted to get approval from Headquarters at
Singapore to retreat southwest to Singkawang II Airfield, near
Pontianak, in western Dutch Borneo and delaying the Japanese
at Kuching while setting up a defensive perimeter at Bukit Stabar
Airfield, 7 miles to the south.
Player Voting Stats | ||
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Member | Balance | Enjoyment |
Hawk Kriegsman | Slightly Pro British | 6 |
Jumbo | Moderately Pro British | 1 |
Hughen Tanken de Tote | Slightly Pro Japan | 7 |
Herr Straße Laufer | Totally Pro British | 3 |
Gaming Records | |||||||||
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1st Side Player | 2nd Side Player | Result | Score | ||||||
Herr Straße Laufer | vs. | Ashcloud | Draw | 30 | 30 | ||||
Hughen Tanken de Tote | vs. | Tank Killer | British Minor Victory | 45 | 20 | ||||
Mikekiller16 | vs. | RADO | Japan Major Loss | 10 | 60 | ||||
Jumbo | vs. | Steelrain60 | Japan Major Loss | 10 | 60 | ||||
Mike Abberton | vs. | Hawk Kriegsman | Japan Minor Loss | 20 | 45 |
Back to the drawing board with this one.
“The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth.”― George Orwell (1984)