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Japanese 35Th Assault Infantry IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL HEADQUATERS HEADQUATERS (1) You must eld the HQ and two Combat platoons. You may choose additional Tanks, Artillery Support and Reserve. Regimental HQ COMBAT PLATOONS INFANTRY (1) INFANTRY (1) INFANTRY (1) ARTILLERY (2) FIELD FORTIFICATION (2) Regimental Platoon Regimental Platoon Regimental Platoon Gun Platoon Bunkers, Mines and Barbed wire WEAPON PLATOONS RECONNAISSANCE (2) INFANTRY (3) MACHINE-GUNS (3) ARTILLERY (4) ARTILLERY(4) Recon Platoon Engenieer Platoon Machine-gun Platoon Mortar Platoon Anti-Tank Platoon SUPPORT PLATOONS ARTILLERY (5) ARTILLERY (5) ANTI-AIR (6) ARMOUR (7) ARMOUR (7) Anti-Tank Platoon Trench Artillery Battery Anti-Air Platoon Tank Platoon Amphibious Tank Platoon ARTILLERY (8) AIRCRAFT (8) ARTILLERY (9) RESERVE (9) Heavy Artillery Battery Air Support Naval Gun Support Submarine and Destroyer Reserve You may choose between 1st Infantry CONFIDENT FEARLESS and 3rd Division. 1st VETERAN 3rd TRAINED 1st rating is condent veteran. 3rd rating is fearless trained. IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS Company Command 2iC Command Company HQ 1st 30 Rie/MG team Rie/MG team Company HQ 3rd 25 Add AT Gun team 35 AT GUN team AT GUN team Add LMG team 25 LMG Type 96 team LMG Type 96 team Add SMG 5 COMBAT PLATOONS HQ Command Light Mortar team Regimental Platoon Squad 3 Squads 1st 220 3 Squads 3rd 190 Rie/MG teams Rie/MG teams 2 Squads 1st 110 Squad 2 Squads 3rd 95 Add LMG team 25 Rie/MG teams Rie/MG teams Add Sniper team 50 Squad Add Lung mines for each squad. Rie/MG teams Rie/MG teams LMG Type 96 team Sniper team You may choose between 1st CONFIDENT FEARLESS and 3rd regiment. 1st VETERAN 3rd TRAINED 1st rating is condent veteran. 3rd rating is fearless trained. 1 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL GUN PLATOON HQ Command Gun Platoon Command Rie/MG team Observer Rie team Section Gun Sections 1st 60 Gun Section 3rd 50 Add Observer Rie team 15 Type 92 70mm gun Type 92 70mm gun Use re burst rule. You may make combat attachments FIELD FORTIFICATIONS Fortication Field Fortications 2 Fortications 180 HMG Bunker Barbed Wire Mine Field 1 Fortication 90 Fortication Add 2 Mine Fields 100 Add 1 Mine Field 50 HMG Bunker Barbed Wire Mine Field WEAPON PLATOONS: RECONNAISSANCE HQ Command Recon Platoon Squad 2 Squads 1st 200 2 Squads 3rd 180 Rie/MG teams Rie/MG teams 1 Squad 1st 100 Squad 1 Squad 3rd 90 Rie/MG teams Rie/MG teams You may choose between 1st CONFIDENT FEARLESS and 3rd regiment. 1st VETERAN 3rd TRAINED 1st rating is condent veteran. 3rd rating is fearless trained. 2 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL WEAPON PLATOONS MACHINE-GUN PLATOON HQ Command HMG Platoon Command Rie/MG team Section 2 Sections 1st 140 2 Sections 3rd 110 Type 3 HMG team Type 3 HMG team Section 1 Section 1st 70 1 Section 3rd 55 Type 3 HMG team Type 3 HMG team You may make combat attachments INFANTRY Pioneers HQ Command Engineer Platoon Squad 3 Engineer Squads 220 2 Engineer Squads 150 Pioneer Rie/MG teams Pioneer Rie/MG teams Pioneer Rie/MG teams 1 Engineer Squad 75 Squad Add Pioneer Supply 1.5-ton truck 25 Pioneer Rie/MG teams Pioneer Rie/MG teams Pioneer Rie/MG teams Squad Engineers are Pioneer Platoons with Tank Assault 4 Pioneers are condent veteran Pioneer Rie/MG teams Pioneer Rie/MG teams Pioneer Rie/MG teams You may choose between 1st CONFIDENT FEARLESS and 3rd. 1st VETERAN 3rd TRAINED 1st rating is condent veteran. 3rd rating is fearless trained. 3 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL WEAPONS PLATOONS ANTI-TANK PLATOON HQ Command Anti-tank Platoon Command Rie/MG team Squad 2 Gun Sections 1st 200 1 Gun Section 1st 100 Type 94 37mm gun Type 94 37mm gun Type 94 37mm gun Squad 2 Gun Sections 3rd 160 1 Gun Section 3rd 80 Type 94 37mm gun Type 94 37mm gun Type 94 37mm gun Use rapid re rule. ARTILLERY - MEDIUM MORTAR PLATOON HQ Command Medium Mortar Platoon Command Rie/MG team Observer Rie/MG team Section 2 Mortar Sections 160 1 Mortar Section 70 Mortar team Mortar team Mortar team Section Add Observer 15 Medium Mortars are condent Veteran Mortar team Mortar team Mortar team You may choose between 1st CONFIDENT FEARLESS and 3rd regiment. 1st VETERAN 3rd TRAINED 1st rating is condent veteran. 3rd rating is fearless trained. 4 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL SUPPORT PLATOONS TRENCH ARTILLERY BATTERY HQ Command Trench Artillery Battery Command Rie/MG team Observer Rie/MG team 2 Gun Sections 260 Gun section 1 Gun Section 130 Type 38 75 mm gun Type 38 75 mm gun Add Observer 15 Gun section Use Fireburst rule, cannot deployed Type 38 75 mm gun Type 38 75 mm gun in ambush or surprise. Use Trench Artillery Rule. ANTI-TANK PLATOON HQ Command Anti-tank Platoon Command Rie/MG team Squad 2 Gun Sections 200 1 Gun Section 100 Type 94 37mm gun Type 94 37mm gun Type 94 37mm gun Squad Use rapid re rule. Type 94 37mm gun Type 94 37mm gun Type 94 37mm gun CONFIDENT All Support platoons are SUPPORT VETERAN rated as condent veteran. 5 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL SUPPORT PLATOONS ANTI-AIR PLATOON HQ Command Anti-air platoon Command Rie/MG team Gun section 2 Gun Sections 260 Type 38 75 mm gun Type 38 75 mm gun 1 Gun Section 140 Gun section Add transport 5 Type 38 75 mm gun Type 38 75 mm gun CONFIDENT All Support platoons are SUPPORT VETERAN rated as condent veteran. 6 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL SUPPORT PLATOONS NAVY ARMOURED FORCE PLATOON Squad Armoured Force Platoon Command 4 Armoured Platoons 700 Type 97 Chi-Ha Type 95 Chi-Ha Type 97 Chi-Ha Squad 3 Armoured Platoons 530 2 Armoured Platoons 340 Command Type 97 Chi-Ha Type 97 Chi-Ha Type 97 Chi-Ha 1 Armoured Platoon 170 Squad On Guadalcanal, nine tanks of the Command Type 97 Chi-Ha Type 97 Chi-Ha Type 97 Chi-Ha 1. Independent tank company were available at time at the battle. Squad All of them were destroyed. Command Type 97 Chi-Ha Type 97 Chi-Ha Type 97 Chi-Ha AMPHIBIOUS PLATOON Squad Amphibious Platoon Command 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Platoons 320 Type2 Ka-Mi Type 2 Ka-Mi Type 2 Ka-Mi 1 Ka-Mi Amphibious Platoons 160 Squad Originally no amphibious platoons were deployed. Command It was planned to sent Ka-Mi tanks to Type 2 Ka-Mi Type 2 Ka-Mi Type 2 Ka-Mi all companies on islands. CONFIDENT Tank Support platoons are 6thSUPPORT TRAINED rated as condent trained. 7 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL SUPPORT PLATOONS HEAVY ARTILLERY BATTERY HQ Command Heavy Artillery Battery Command Rie/MG team Observer Rie/MG team Sta team Type 96 105mm Gun section 2 Gun Sections 500 1 Gun Section 250 Type 92 150mm Gun or Howitzer Gun or Howitzer 2 Gun Sections 400 Gun section 1 Gun Section 200 Add Observer 15 Add 1.5 ton trucks 5 Gun or Howitzer Gun or Howitzer No Fireburst rule, cannot deployed in ambush or surprise. AIRCRAFT Mitsubishi A6M “Zero” Air support Sporadic 1 Flight A6M “Zero” 90 Mitsubishi G4M “Betty Bomber” 1 Flight “Betty Bomber” 100 CONFIDENT All Support platoons are SUPPORT VETERAN rated as condent veteran. 8 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL SUPPORT PLATOONS ARTILLERY Naval gun support Battleship Kongo or Haruna 330 Use your Commanders to range in and use a Devasting Bombard Template. The Template is positioned parallel to the sides of the table edges. The naval gun re was used in Oktober 1942 during the attack on the henderson aireld. RESERVE Submarine and Destroyer Support Submarine and Destroyer Support 100 You can land your troops, when they come from reserve at any edge 40cm (in sight of enemy) or concealed 20cm away. See special rules. CONFIDENT Naval Support platoons are SUPPORT TRAINED rated as condent trained. 9 IJA 1st or 3rd ASSAULT INFANTRY 35th KAWAGUCHI DETACHMENT ON GUADALCANAL THE JAPANESE FORCES ON GUADALCANAL The Kawaguchi Detachment was an Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) formation during World War II under the command of Major General Kiyotake Kawaguchi. It consisted of the IJA's 35th Infantry Brigade and the 124th Infantry Regiment. It operated independently of the IJA 18th Division and saw action in several campaigns, including ghting on Borneo, the Philippines and Guadalcanal. On September 4 the the Kawaguchi Force plus the Aoba Detachment with three infantry battalions from the 2nd Division, had landed on Guadalcanal. On the night of the September 13 Kawaguchi's forces, involving the main force of the Kawaguchi Detachment (ve infantry battalions) and the remainder of the Ichiki Detachment (about 100 men), assaulted the U.S. Marine defenses around Henderson Field. A series of unsuccessful frontal attacks were undertaken by the Japanese forces over several hours while confusion gripped the ghting lines. A second eort was made later, during which part of the Detachment penetrated a corner of the aireld, but it was unable to hold on to its gains after American reserves were committed and a heavy bombardment was unleashed. Kawaguchi's forces were defeated with heavy losses and forced to retreat from the battleeld.
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