A Driving Charge: Breaking the Jitra Line, 1941

During the invasion of Thailand and Malaya, a fast moving Japanese column is heading for the British defensive line at Jitra. Due to monsoon damage, the British are desperate to delay the Japanese in order to improve their defences. This pint-sized campaign looks at both the British attempts to slow the Japanese advance and the ultimate attack on the main defences at Jitra. This is the first Pint-Sized Campaign designed to be used with the Far East Handbook, and is an excellent introduction to the theatre, its terrain and the troop types involved. Six scenarios are included with the campaign typically running between four and seven games before a conclusion.