Imphal
“an unmitigated disaster...”
(Unofficial)
Introduction: The Japanese campaign to invade India and establish an area of control for the INA began with a diversionary attack in the Arakan peninsula (Ha-Go) and lead to the destruction of the 15th XXXX at Imphal and Kohima in the failed main invasion (U-Go). The British counterattacked (Capital) and the ensuing rout left Burma for the taking.
Duration: Spring and Summer 1944
Situation: Japan has taken a full offensive on the Southeast Asian front. All controlled areas are considered fully supplied throughout the scenario.Controlled Areas:
Japan controls Burma except hex V20.
The Allies control India, Bhutan, Nepal, hex V20 in Burma and hex R17 in China.
Special Rules:
Magic Capability: None
Force Pools:
Japanese Forces:
Japanese Reinforcements:
None
Japanese Replacements:Allied Forces:
Allied Reinforcements:
None
Allied Replacements:
Victory Conditions
Victory is determined by the control of Singapore and the casualties suffered by each side. Whichever side has more Victory points at the end of the scenario is the winner. The difference in Victory Points determines the level of victory: decisive, 10; tactical, 7; marginal, 3; pyrrhic, 1; draw, 0.
Victory Points:
+3 | Control of Dacca |
+1 | Control of Imphal |
+1 | Control of Mandalay |
+1 | Control of Rangoon |
+1 | Each air and ground factor eliminated |