Table of Contents #116
March April 2002
Rule Sets and Rules Variants
The Rebel Yell
American Civil War Rules By Orv Banasik.
Designing the Anti-Simulation
Or: "How I Learned to Hate Scale" by Sam A. Mustafa.
Going It Alone: The Solo Wargamers Corner
Bunker Bustin' at Buna by Rich Barbuto.
Return of Prince John ECW Campaign Rules by Chris J. Hahn.
Historical Analysis and Scenarios
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My Summer Vacation: Part I
A Traveller's Guide to Selected Indian Wars Sites in the Northern Plains by Robert Haworth.
Snappy Nappy: 1809 Austrian Invasion of Italy by Russ Lockwood
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Snappy Nappy Campaign Introduction
French Situation and Introduction
Austrian Situation and Introduction
Snappy Nappy Order of Battle
French and Austrian Messages in Chronological Order
Memoirs of Archduke John: Austrian Perspective
Memoirs of Gen. Davidovitch: Austrian Perspective
Memoirs of Gen. Wolfkeel: Austrian Perspective
Memoirs of Gen. Broussier: French Perspective
Memoirs of Gen. Jellacic: Austrian Perspective
The Game From the Umpire's Neutral Perspective
Background: Historical Progression of the 1809 Italian Campaign
Reviews, News, and Other Views
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Editorial
Editor and Publisher Hal Thinglum discusses a variety of historical miniature topics.
What's New In Hal's Mailbox Editor and Publisher Hal Thinglum, with a little help from others, offers a multitude of mini product reviews.
Wargaming on the Play Station Panzer Front Game Review by George Dullughan.
Spartacus Book Review by George Dullughan.
Book Reviews A Variety of new books reviewed by Russ Lockwood.
The Iowa Graybeard On New Rules By Orv Banasik.
Letters Letters to the Editor.
Where Do You See Yourself in the Hobby? Responses.
More Articles
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Suggested Activities for Wargames Clubs
Ideas by Don Featherstone.
Upcoming Events
2002 by S. Richard Black and Maj. Bill Harting.
MWAN #116 Cover (top): 25mm ACW by Orv Banasik. Large front cover (149K)
Back Cover: 25mm ACW by Orv Banasik. Large back cover (slow: 158K)
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