The corcept and implementation of this project stems from the ability of broadcasting video and audio over the internet. Simply put, it enables two groups of miniature wargamers in different locations to play the same miniature wargame. The setup requires both locations to have the same miniature terrain layout, common rules and measuring system. This can be achieved by the use of Game Mapper and numbered hexagon map and tabletop. Players not involved with either group can also take part in the game just by viewing the webpage and issuing orders to units they control via the chat function. Successful simulation testing lead to the refinement of the rules Fix Bayonets! for the horse and musket era, as well as Company Command and the rules Legions & Lions with the use of 6" hexagon grids both on computer map and tabletop layout. In fact, the computer enables those without miniatures to play with representative markers or boardgame-like chits, printed by the player and available from the various sites providing artwork which I call "Print an Army." Viewed from the top and digitized, graphic pictures of infantry, cavalry, artillery, tanks and vehicles can be obtained, printed and spray glued onto thick stands made of wood, balsa wood or plastic sheeting- essentially whatever a player can obtain. For turreted vehicles a separate graphic needs to be included for a turret and this can be placed on top, secured with sticky putty or a map pin. If your group or any player would like to take part in these internet-broadcast games, visit the website at http://members.xoom.com/companycmd for more information. If you would like to see the broadcast taking place, check the member website for broadcast schedule at http://www.egroups.cornistroup/wargameswithminiatures and visit the broadcast webpage at http://www.camarads.com/userpage.php3?resource=963092443 Terry Cabak is a writer for Motorola, and video producer and historic miniature wargame supporter. He has a website devoted to rules, programs and utilities at http://members.xoom.com/companycmdand can be reached via email at companycmd@juno.com. He is married for 7 years to Susan Granquist and together with their dog Socrates (a blatant misnomer) live near West Dundee, Illinois  Back to MWAN #108 Table of Contents Back to MWAN List of Issues Back to MagWeb Magazine List © Copyright 2000 Hal Thinglum 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