Table of Contents # 38
March-April 1989
Historical Analysis and Scenarios
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Battle of Maida: July 4th 1806
CLS Napoleonics Battle Report by David Corbett.
WWII German Tiger and Jadgpanther
Company Organization by Hal Thinglum .
Cloud of Cossacks
And A Pack of Bad Landwehr by Stephen A. Thomas and assisted by George Nafziger.
Nottoway Bridge
ACW Wargame Scenario by Orv Banasik.
Battles and Leaders
Sherman at Shiloh by Jeff Jones.
Fight on for the Emperor
Japanese Soldier on Saipan by Steven Dake.
You're a Better Man Than I, Gunga Din
Wargame Scenario by Howard Whitehouse.
View to a Kharkee
Part IV Military Actions by Stephen Lawrence.
Reviews, News, and Other Views
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Editorial Editor and Publisher Hal Thinglum is Busy.
Wargaming as a Way of Life The Wargame as Video (Gettysburg) by Tony Adams.
Wargaming with a British Accent No. 2: People You Meet by Donald Featherstone.
The Ancient Discussion An Officer Speaks by Scott Holder and Terry Gore.
Wargaming My Way Rules Standardization by James L. Smith.
Anatomy of a Rules Set Installment 3: Defining Who, What, and How by Greg Hopper.
Rusty's Rules Rules Review by Bob Marshall.
View from the Turret Wargame Column by Alex Key.
Wargaming Magazines 1989 by Steve Dake.
Napoleonic Novels You Must Have Part 1: The Naval Novels by Andrew Preziosi.
TSR's Revision of SPI's WWII Wargame Review by Harold Wones.
Wargames Products Review 1989 by Hal Thinglum.
Bits and Pieces New Wargaming Products 1986 by Steve Dake.
Letters Letters to the Editor.
More Articles
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Vertical Scale Height on the Tabletop by Harv Schmit.
A New Project ACW by Hal Thinglum.
MegaGames Thoughts by Paddy Griffith.
Sudan Wargame Little Wars, 1988 by Duane Warnecke.
The Mechanics of Indoor Re-enactment Techniques by Paddy Griffith.
Flexible Stands for Airplanes Build Your Own by Jed Docherty.
GenCon 89 Info by Robert Bigelow.
Fusilier 30mmm Napoleonics Operations Cease by Wally Simon.
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