The Japanese 2.95" Ariska FG and their mountain guns of the same caliber only had a range of 5,000m. I loved the sound of this period as I have always liked the Japanese period right up to this era.īoth sides are at division strength, the Japanese have more artillery (3:2) and more machine guns (4:1), the Japanese have better command radius (nearly twice the distance of the Russians) and better morale than their poor Siberian counterparts, guess who ended up with the fecking Russians?, I later received a note from Postie saying that the Russians couldn't fire anything at long range and all firing dice would be halved because they were Siberian! Postie (Stuart) invited myself and Ray over to the test his new home bodged rules for his 15mm Russo-Japanese period (The Tsar and the Emperor), the figures are all done and from what I saw he is working on about 2 miles of trench works (it was bleeding everywhere around the house). Over time, the consequences of these battles would transform the balance of power in East Asia, resulting in a reassessment of Japan's recent entry onto the world stage. For example: "IJA RJ Winter Marching".The resulting campaigns, in which the Japanese military attained victory over the Russian forces arrayed against them, were unexpected by world observers. These three parts make up the naming system of this pack. Along with the tube pack a greatcoat is slung over the opposite shoulder. Since at least the Sino-Japanese War, units of the IJA eschew rucksacks in favor of a cloth tube pack. Now onto the load bearing equipment variations for each uniform variant: In 1904 the summer uniform was changed to khaki. Does not have an additional greatcoat slung over it in the Combat variations.įor the Sino-Japanese and Boxer Rebellion, 1883 white summer uniform. The variation with the most amount of change, such as the use of the Type 30's pouches and bayonet.ġ873 greatcoat over an 1886 winter uniform. Shows some of the advances the IJA made after the Sino-Japanese War, such as switching to an aluminum canteen. Technically represents the equipment used in the later half of the war, with the 1892 leather clad glass canteen outside of the knapsack. This pack covers three conflicts during the latter part of the Meiji-era:
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