May 28-30 Franklin-Cool Springs Marriott Hotel Plenty of FREE Parking – 80+ Restaurants nearby 10,000 square feet for gaming 60 Dealer tables FREE auction (miniatures and accessories only) FREE Sunday morning Flea Market FEATURED ATTRACTIONS Big Red One, at Omaha Beach (Spearhead, Maj. Bill Harding Red Badge of Courage, Spring Hill, TN (Bob Moon) Soldier Blue, cavalry vs. Indians featuring 1997 Heirloom Army (She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Gerald Swick) Henry V, Siege of Harfleur (McRules, Bob Duncan) Charge of the Light Brigade, Brits vs. Russians (House Rules, David Raybin) Gettysburg, Day 1 (Volley & Bayonet, Joe Collins) Stalingrad, LOTS of figs and rubble (Rapid Fire, Kirk Harris & Baxter Key) PLUS ADDITIONAL FEATURES & SELECTED SHORTS DBA/DBM Big BattleTournament Squad Leader board game tournament Warhammer & Warhammer 40K SNEAK PREVIEW TENNESSEE 1864: Special Guest BILL MORINO will run Spring Hill, Franklin & Nashville battles from his NEW Fire & Fury scenario book! (Award winning scenarios on sculpted terrain) ABOUT THE LOCATION The Franklin Marriott Hotel & Conference Center, located immediately off Exit 68 on I-65, features elegant rooms, Lorraine’s Bistro, the Stirrup Cup Lounge and a patio for relaxing Special room rate of just $89.00 per night. To get this special deal, call (615) 261-6100 and tell the hotel you are with Nashcon (Do NOT call Marriott’s 800 # or you will be charged the usual rate.) DON’T DELAY! Because of other conventions at the same time plus holiday travelers, the hotel was booked up before convention time last year. TICKET PRICE Just $18 for HMGS members ($20 after May 15th) Non Members add $5, Under 12 free with paying adult REGISTER NOW FOR NASHCON 2004 Make checks payable to “HMGS Mid-South” Name Mailing Address E-mail: Phone: ____ Nashcon 2004 passes @ $18(members) ____ HMGS Memberships @ $15 Total Amount Enclosed:________ Check#__________ Mail To: Chris Edmondson, POB 44, Rockvale, TN 37153 Back to Dispatch February 2004 Table of Contents Back to Dispatch List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 2004 by HMGS Mid-South This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com