The Japanese attack on the Mindanao Island, the second largest island of Philippines.
Article on English Wikipedia| Scenario in dates: |
| March 2, 1942: |
In the Philippines - Japanese forces land on Mindanao. Japanese warships bombard targets on Mindanao, Cebu and Negros Islands. |
| April 26, 1942: |
In the Philippines - The Japanese on Mindanao receive reinforcement to fight the Philippino resistance to their invasion. |
| April 29, 1942: |
In the Philippines - On Mindanao, Filipino resistance continues but they are pushed back from their positions when the invading Japanese receive reinforcements and greater air support. On Luzon, the Japanese continue to bomb the remaining American troops who have retreated to Corregidor. |
| May 1, 1942: |
In the Philippines - Japanese land more reinforcements on Mindanao and heavy fighting continues. |
| May 2, 1942: |
In the Philippines - Despite the arrival of reinforcements on Mindanao, local resistance slows Japanese advances. |
| May 4, 1942: |
In the Philippines - Fighting lessens on Mindanao. Japanese bombardment of the American forces on Corregidor is very intense. |
| May 6, 1942: |
In the Philippines - Formal American resistance to the Japanese invasion ends with General Wainwright´s surrender on Corregidor. Japanese attacks continue against local resistance on Mindanas. |
| May 9, 1942: |
In the Philippines - On Mindanao, the Japanese forces fighting near Darlirig come close to ending organized local resistance. |
| April 4, 1943: |
Philippines - A group of ten Americans and two Filipino convicts led by US Air Force Lieutenant William E. Dyesse manage to escape from the Japanese Davao prison camp on Mindanao. After hiding in the jungle, they join the Philippine guerrillas. This is the only successful mass escape of Allied prisoners from Japanese captivity during the entire war in the Pacific. Dyess will later be picked up by the submarine USS Trout (SS-202) and, as a survivor of the Bataan death march, will give the first evidence of this terrible event in the United States. |
| December 22, 1943: |
United States - Lt. Col. William E. Dyess dies after a plane crash in Los Angeles on a training flight with a P-38 fighter. After his death, the Chicago Tribune receives government permission to publish his story of his capture in the Philippines, the Bataan Death March, and as he escaped from Japanese captivity during a mass escape from Davao Camp in Mindanao. For the safety of Americans still lingering in Japanese captivity, his statement had beeb kept secret, but now 100 US newspapers describe his experiences as "the greatest story of the war since the attack on Pearl Harbor." |
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0 turns, 0 days per turn
Version: PacPG 2, Starting side: Axis, Campaign: Single scenario, Order in campaign: 0. |
| Axis states: | Japan |
| Allied states: | USA, Philippines |
| Neutral states: | - |
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| Axis: | defend |
| Allies: | defend |
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| Climate region: | | Dry area |
| Weather character in region: | | Usually desert or area where was not rain during battle fights. |
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Game time costingness of scenario: neurèeno %
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Number of Axis units:
0 units, from them are 0 core units and 0 auxiliary units
0 air units, 0 naval units and 0 ground units
0 of units are loaded to air transport and 0 to naval transport
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Transports Air/Naval:
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0/0 - 0/0
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Number of Allied units:
0 units
0 air units, 0 naval units and 0 ground units
0 of units are loaded to air transport and 0 to naval transport
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Initial prestige + every turn donation:
Axis / Allies
40 + 0 / 40 + 0 |
Max number of Axis units:
0 units, from them are 0 core units and 0 auxiliary units
- on start of scenario is possible to purchase 0 unit
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Max number of Allied units:
0 units
- on start of scenario is possible to purchase 0 unit |
Transport units:
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| Allies - air: | not available
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| Axis - naval: | not available
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| Allies - naval: | not available
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0
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| Major victory: |
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0 |
| Minor victory: |
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0
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| Prestige donation for Major victory: |
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500 |
| Prestige donation for Minor victory: |
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200 |
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