Part time editorial assistant and game reviewer Karl Tschanz graduated from high school on June 4th. He plans on attending Ole Miss in September with a planned major in Management Information Systems. Contributor KARL TSCHANZ (center) and compatriots shortly after his graduation. BRIAN TRAIN take note: His classmates voted him most likely to be the first communist leader of Pakistan. Senior Contributing Editor Jim Werbaneth's Line of Departure was nominated for the Charles S. Roberts award as Best Fan Magazine at Origins '98. Contributing Editor Brian R. Train continues to recover from his automobile accident last December, Brian reports: "I got out of the hospital on, Wednesday 14 July when I was supposed to get out on Saturday the 10th. I had a bad reaction to the anesthetic and hip and leg are all cut up and full of staples now. You would not believe the size of the metal rod they took out of my leg, there's an even bigger one in there in its place now! I kept the old one and will give it to my friend Gary the Sculptor to make something out of it for me. Both Werbaneth and Jim Dunnigan have launched on-line publishing ventures. Werbaneth is linking with The Gamers Net while Dunnigan is opening The Strategy Page. Full descriptions are available in the press releases in this issue. The CH staff welcomes new members: Christopher Cornell of Santa Clara, CA; Alan Cranford of Kuwait (part time at least); Rupert Thompson of Columbia, SC; John Keyes of Red Hook, NY and JM Gerbecks of the Netherlands. Lisa Shea organizes e-mail games of Diplomacy. If interested in joining in the next one please contact ye editor at dtschanz@sahara.com.sa Wanted: Since I'm stuck in this part of the world every Fourth of July weekend, ye editor and SIG Coordinator would like a volunteer to handle the Military History SIG's involvement in next year's AGM. If anyone is willing to assume this onerous task (only kidding) please let me know soonest. It's about time we worked on getting ourselves some "presence." People to needle: Just a not so subtle (and public) reminder that we're still looking for Sigourney Street's piece on Bunker Hill and "Dutch" Holland's long promised offering on the history of artillery. There are probably others but I've long since forgotten them. Back to Cry Havoc #27 Table of Contents Back to Cry Havoc List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1999 by David W. Tschanz. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com