Welcome Hornets Nest War Gamers! They kindly sent me Volume 1, Issue 1 of their newsletter announcing their formation. Jim Brokaw is the President, ably assisted by Eric Burgess, Bob McCaskill, and Joe Roberts. They claim 16 members so far in the greater Charlotte NC area. They have already established a game schedule for the year, and plan to support all the major regional conventions (Historicon, Nashcon, Cold Wars, Cowpens, etc.). Congratulations and good luck guys. If you'd like to enlist, you can reach them through Jim Brokaw at (704) 846-1652 or Eric Burgess at 582-8482.

Our second newcomer is HMGS Midwest-welcome newest HMGS! Their newsletter The Phoenix (once again, Volume 1, Number 1) informs us that Randy Giesey is both President and Editor-lucky guy. His partners in this venture are VP Jeff Hammerlund, Treasurer Harold Johnson, and Sergeant at Arms Nancy Besowshek. Nice first effort on the newsletter. Articles included a nice piece by Graham Minshaw on the battle of Solway Moss, a Scots/English tangle in 1542, including maps, figures, OB, and suggested special rules. They also show a complete event list for HMGS and other cons, weekly game locations, useful internet sites, local clubs (many of them newcomers to our Mega list below!), useful reviews, and more. Sounds like these folks are well under way. Give Randy a jingle at (847) 215-1042 or try 1775 Ashford Circle, Wheeling IL 60090-5100 or try Rgiesey1@aol.com.

Craig Einhorn at Pharaoh's Guard kindly sent me an e-mail to tell me they moved (see new address below) and update on their activities. Piquet has taken them by storm, as they prefer the lack of complete control the rules simulate, making for a game more akin to real life. You find a game with them on weekends and some weeknights. Give them a call.

Don Wolff cranks out another Camino Real Post for New Mexico and surrounding area gamers. New in this issue is the announcement of a "coordination meeting" for those who can attend to set a game event schedule. Armati seems to be hot out there. Congratulations! They just passed the 50-subscriber mark for their FREE newsletter.

Mike Demana continues to improve the HMGS Great Lakes newsletter. Besides all the cool useful stuff like an event calendar, local obliging hobby stores, figure reviews, and painting tips, there are some good articles. Mike's campaign description for 9th century Britain using DBA was inspiring. Jeff Bolton's review of DBM rule changes will be beneficial to many ancients players. There was a nice scenario for WII armor in Belgium, and a well-done hypothetical story about Hannibal's decision to invade Gaul. Support for local and national cons continue (CAPCON, Peninsula Campaigns, Pro or Con, etc.). Anyone near the Great Lakes would be wise to join up.

According to The Penny Whistle Lion's Den Wargamers have produced another game-"Going the Distance Motor Dice Racing." This is for all you NASCAR fans, and the newsletter included a players reference sheet for Xeroxing. Short newsletter this month! Duke Robinson, El Presidente of the Confederation of Friends, wrote a nice letter. He describes their 1809 Napoleonics campaign covering all forces and fronts. They use the Victory Games 1809 game board for a map, campaign rules from MWAN #86 by David Rhay (alright!), and lots of 15mm figures. They have played through twice, both times resulting in a minor French victory after a long slugfest and many casualties. They use a blind draw system to select players for command to fight in their tournaments, thereby increasing the "unpreparedness" of the commander. Sounds fun Duke. Thanks for the note.

Big Muddy Historical Gaming Alliance presses on with their excellent gaming tradition. Their Shamrock Con went well in March, and they supported HMGS Mid-West's Little Wars, and Egyptian Campaigns at SIU Carbondale. HA HMGS's Border Wars and a dozen other events are also on the calendar. Whew! This is over and above all the games at local hobby stores like the Hobby Shop and Games, Crafts, Hobbies and Stuff. Blake Walker also wrote an interesting piece describing the British follies in Africa in the 19th century, including some rules discussions and suggestions. Missouri and Illinois gamers can't go wrong here.. Sounds as if the Heart of America HMGS crowd had another excellent Border Wars convention-this time at a new venue outside Kansas City-in St Louis. Reports claim over 100 attendees, and excellent facility, and plenty of breathtaking games and scenery. They'll hold a repeat performance this October. By the time you read this their other con, Call to Arms, will have also occurred-wish I had an excuse to get there-it's been too many years. These folks are very friendly and put on a great show.

As I read the latest "Rebel Yell" from HMGS South, I noted that the Editor, Craig Martelle was miffed that I gave credit for the nice newsletter to the club president, Bill Hogan, rather than the almighty editor. Sorry about the slip Craig-but no whining. However, the newsletter does look great. The letters included some interesting ideas such as: a note on how to mount and protect flags, Bob Jones announcing the release of Piquet II and his Horse & Musket version called Cap & Ball at Historicon, several descriptions of the wonders seen and experienced at Siege of Augusta, and others wrote good product reviews. Their spring convention RECON! Will have already passed as you read this (April), but the events sounded promising, with an expected crowd of 300. Brent Oman offered excellent advice on how to take and hold a town. Lance Gamble made an interesting system to rate/cost DBA troops, with thoughts for DBM. Don't forget the trivia page, classifieds, event lists, and more. Contact Bill or Craig to get with their program.

Much of the HMGS East newsletter was filled with business this time around (accounting, rules, etc.)! Fortunately for us, they continue with their superb conventions. Fall In! seems to have been a success at Gettysburg and will be repeated-they're negotiating a 5-year contract. Bill Gray added a thorough article on the 1792 Battle of Jemmapes in Belgium (French vs. Austrians), including history, OB, and bibliography (I really appreciate the bibliographies so I can do further research-nice job). No local club news, but Bob Giglio (Pres) is looking for some hired hands to help run the conventions. Want to enlist? He'd be glad to have you. I'm looking forward to NOVAG's Gameday II next weekend. The usual gang of jovial gamers and thoughtful scenarios will be present, as well as dealers and flea marketeers. Our fearless Pres John McConnell is preparing his 25mm Mexican War for Historicon-he's working on the castle for Chapultepec. Faron Betchley, proprietor of the fairly new hobby shop Little Wars, has crafted some interesting expansions for FULL THRUST-space warfare. Of course our Napoleon's Battles campaign continues, with the Allies getting thumped at this point. We played a pick-up game last night, and Mark and Brian had the pleasure of destroying my Russian Corps-oops! David Bell has drafted up a Tunnel Scenario for Necromunda (printed in the Novag News). While I'm not interested in the fantasy street punk stuff, the mechanics looked easily transferable to WWII or Vietnam city/tunnel fighting. Virginia and Maryland gamers would do well to drop in on us and join the fun.

News from Bill Harting at HMGS Mid-South featured a view of conventions from a Brit's perspective (Chris Scott). High points included his praise for the quality of the terrain, research, and playability for newcomers and veterans alike. However, he feels Brits have advantages in lower prices for figure "over there", and more "competitions" to "thrash" each other rather than the larger number of pick up games here. Steve Phenow spells out some organizational tips for running Romans in Armati. A report from Millenium 1997 in Austin TX had 300 attendees with lots of historical events. Other useful stuff included a set of simple AWI rules, info on the Pfalz DIII fighter, the T-34/85, and more. Send Bill your money and join up-you'll be glad you did.

Nice to hear from the folks at NASAMW (a.k.a. the Society). As usual, they are keeping tabs on the far corners of the ancient gaming world. The current issues of Spearpoint are so much better than what they were several years ago when I first subscribed I can't emphasize it enough. Articles, refights, tournaments, army lists, etc. for a number of ancient army rules pack these issues (e.g. WRG 7.5, DBA, DBM, Classical Hack et al, Armati, Medieval Warfare (Terry Gore's new game), and Tactica). The articles are first rate, too. Lynne Viverito (another woman gamer-hurrah!) penned an informative piece on the Bayeaux Tapestry, Scott Holder defined which armies can use boats in WRG tournaments, Terry Gore described the genesis of his new medieval rules (gotta try them-I love Dark Age), Tom McMillen sets out a good Trojan War scenario, Phil Viverito (the Hack rules) wrote an great article on Roman/German army organizations with suggested OBs, and Craig Scott presents in astonishing detail a Late Achemenid Persian army list, complete with 37 bibliographic sources! Awesome! Plus, of course, lots of battle write-ups, tournament results, and lists of award winners and upcoming events. Whew. That reminds me, I have Carthaginians sitting on my basement table waiting for paint..NASAMW's worth $18 a year even if you only read the newsletter and never even play in one of their well-run tournaments.

Fini! Thanks to everyone who wrote, called, or sent their newsletter along-we have grown tremendously over the past two years. Keep it coming. I'm on e-mail Izmud@aol.com. Ciao! MEGA LIST: (Wow!! 140 clubs and still growing!! Where's yours?)

13th Regiment, Roy Massey (812) 385-3119 or Rick Roney (812) 386-7401, 610 South Race St., Princeton IN 47670.
Adventurers Guild of Riverside, 3320 Mary St., Riverside CA 92506 (909) 682-1199.
Amarillo Historical Gamers, David Hoover, 2700 S Taylor, Amarillo TX 79109 (806) 374-0227.
Arlington Thursday Night Gamers, Scott Bowden, (817) 261-3666 or (817) 274-9385.
Atlanta Miniature Wargaming Society, Bill McGinnis, 2158 Superior Pl., Decatur GA 30033, (404) 321-5826
Atlanta Southside Wargamers, John Froehlich, 140 Village Ln., Fairburn GA 30213 (404) 969-1912.
Attacktix, 15107 E. Hampden Ave., Aurora CO 80014, or call (303) 699-3349 or e-mail at dye4minis@ad.com.
Baton Rouge Society of Miniature Gaming, Frank Lanier (504) 755-1582(h) or 339-2342(w)
BattleGroup Boston, Rodney Fernald, 123 Forest Street, Watertown MA 02172.
Bay Area Gamers Assoc., Bernie Chambers, 6405 N. Florida Ave, Tampa FL 33604, (813) 237-0959.
Big Muddy Historical Gaming Alliance, Bob Stusse at (314) 464-9830 or David Harrison at (314) 862-4197.
Bunch of Guys Miniatures and strategy Club, Peter Fett, 111 Maple St., East Longmeadow MA 01028,(403) 525-1733 or WEFett@aol.com
Bunker Wargaming Club, Erich Loych, (707) 469-1545, 1800 Hearthstone Lane, Middletown PA 17057.
Camino Real Post, Don Wolff, 18 Milagro Ct., Los Lunas NM 87031 (505) 865-5380 or nukday@worldnet.att.net.
Carthage Military Historians, Carthage MO, 2nd and 4th Fridays, Call Chris Wilkowski (417) 358-8329.
Center City Gamers, John Desmond, 922 South 49th St, Philadelphia PA 19143, (215) 729-1561.
Central Illinois Tabletop Wargamers, Richard Nelson, 309 Lotus Lane, Washington IL 61571, (309) 745-3185.
Cheyenne Armchair Generals, Larry Sturgeon, (307) 635-0512.
Chula Vista Wargamers, Dick Baker, (619) 420-1940 or Roger Treat, (619) 563-9029.
Circle of Swords Gaming Guild, PO Box 2126, Butler PA 16003, Chuck Schnur (412) 226-0864
Colorado Historical Gamers, Steve Weeldreyer, $15/yr, 2430 S. Eagle Way, Aurora CO 80014, (303) 752-3213 or e-mail CHG_PRES_STEVE@MSN.COM
Colorado Military Historians, Rick Stockton, (303) 452-2446 or Chris Caudill, 414 S. Clarkson, Apt #6, Denver CO 80209.
Colorado Springs Gaming Association, Gill Silva, (719) 392-7727-9142, 5079 Stillwater Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Combat Commanders Club, Joe Struck, 1938 Lancewood Ave, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745, (818) 333-8095.
Confederation of Friends 208 E. Poplar St., Owensville, IN 47665.
Connecticut Game Club, PO Box 403, Fairfield CT 06430-0403 or quillup@aol.com (203) 469-9391, Phil Spera.
Crystal Lake Gamers, One East Crystal Lake Avenue, Crystal Lake IL, Jack Sebesta (815) 459-0680.
Dallas Thursday Night Irregulars, Steve Miller (214) 375-1333 or Clay Smith (214) 881-8341.
Dead General's Society, Steve Rolston, (719) 598-8874.
Drum Barracks Battle Group of the American Civil War, Steve Phenow, 6735 Ben Ave., Hollywood CA 91606 (818) 982-5002 or e-mail sfp55@aol.com.
EAGLES, 899 Jay St., Elgin IL, Mike Woodward, (708) 695-0162.
Eastern PA Gaming Society, Inn at Plymouth Meeting, 0900 til 2400, $3 per meeting, Jim Bracklin at (610) 443-5315.
Escape Velocity, McCormick Library, 3722 N 36th, Tacoma WA, Kevin Smyth (206) 841-3374.
Fair Valley Wargamers, Rich de Rosa, (818) 331-4553.
First Minnesota, at The Source, 1601 W. Larpenteur, Falcon Heights MN 55113.
Fox Valley Historical Gamers, Tom Kontos, PO Box 166, Butte des Mortes WI 54927 or (414) 582-7408.
Gainesville Grenadiers, Ed Thilenius, 415 Adair St., Gainesville GA 30501 (706) 532-8740.
Gamemasters Guild of Waukegan, Friends Hobby Shop, 1411 Washington St., Waukegan IL 60085, Robert Bigelow (708) 336-0790.
Greater Dayton Wargaming Club, Jim Mitchell 6562 Innsdale Place, Huber Heights OH 45424 (513) 235-0709.
Harford Area Weekly Kriegspielers (HAWKS) Rob Dean 96 S. main St., Port Deposit MD 21904 (410) 939-6176 or robdean@access.digex.net.
Hattiesburg Fusiliers, Vinve Clyany, (601) 584-8533.
Hattiesburg Kriegspielers, Wayne Trovinger, 116 Gardner Rd., Laurel MS 39440 (601) 425-4374.
Heart of America HMGS Mark Duncan 1721 E. 90th Place, Indianapolis IN 46240, or call Rick Nance at Borderland Games, (913) 384-2519.
Hearts of Lead, Jeff Guillon, 120 Office Park Rd., West Des Moines IA 50265
Highland Rim Historical Gamers, Maj Bill Harting, 101 Taylor Rd, Estill Springs TN 37330, (615) 649-5366.
Historical Gamers of Indianapolis, Mike Galbraith at Nineteen Plus One, 2060 E. 54th St., Village Commons, Suite 4, Indianapolis IN, (317) 726-1384..
HMGS East LTC Gray at 2727 Duke St, Apt 1106, Alexandria VA 22314, (703) 461-6723; ltcgray@erols.com
HMGS Gamers International, Maj Pete Panzeri, #3 Russell Ave., Monmouth NJ 07703, (732) 480--250
HMGS-Great Lakes Matt Davidson, 193 Rosemarie Dr., Lebanon OH 45035, (513) 932-1232 or jmd@your-net.com.
HMGS Gulf South, Mike McClellan, PO Box 5393 Biloxi MS 39534 (601) 872-4517 75757.2431@compuserve.com.
HMGS Mid-South Major Bill Harting, 101 Taylor Road, Estill Springs TN 37330-3831 or majorbill@united.net
HMGS Midwest, Randall Giesey, Jr., 1775 Ashford Circle, Wheeling IL 60090-5100, (847) 215-1042. Or Rgiesey1@aol.com
HMGS Northwest Mark Seraphin 2614 Rucker Ave, Apt #7, Everett WA 98201, (206) 303-8475, mserafin@halcyon.com.
HMGS Pacific Southwest Chris Snell (213) 724-7558 or (310) 375-1854, or P.O. Box 701, Norwalk CA 90651-0701.
HMGS South, Rhett Scott, 1416 Forsyth Way, Brandon FL 33511, $10/yr http://www.oasistech.com/hmgss/HMGShome.htm
Hopatcong Gaming Society, 113 Kendall Ct., Dover NJ 07801, Mike Doolittle (210) 361-5313--Fri, 1900-2400.
Hornets Nest War Gamers, Jim Brokaw at (704) 846-1652 or Eric Burgess at 582-8482.
Hot Springs Historical Wargamers, Thurs, Steve Westerfield, (501) 760-2708.
Houston Historical Miniatures Assoc., Brian Thomas (713) 395-8902, 1st & 3rd Su.
Hudson Valley Wargamers Assoc. Larry Cohen (914) 962-2433 or Harry Jarosak (914) 227-1489. Indian Hill Gaming Club, College of DuPage, Building M, Room M-165G, Glen Ellyn IL. Tom Harris (708) 979-3254
Inland Empire Gaming Association, Kevin Rounsaville, (909) 247-0642, all periods.
Interest Group Milwaukee, Jason Graelewicz, 1314 120th St., Kansasville WI (414) 878-0618
International Federation of Wargaming,, Jeff Bobeck, 3819 W. 68th St., Chicago IL 60629
Iowa Group (The), Orv Banasik, 3165 26th Ave., Marion IA 52302
Jersey Association of Gamers, Dan Foley (914) 638-1136 or Bob Dwyer 73642.3620@compuserve.com; JAG, PO Box 167, Waldwick NJ 07463-0167
Kennesaw Mountain Gamers, Bill Amick, 4068 Ophie Dr., Marietta, GA 30066 (404) 565-8038.
Kunferman Killers, Jim Denell, (414) 962-6820 or jdenell@execpc.com (Milwaukee area)
Lake County Rifles Wargames Group, Terry Cabak (630) 462-0964 or Fred Mowry (847) 566-0661, http://home.att.net/~companycmd or e-mail at companycmd@worldnet.att.net.
Lion's Den Wargamers at 1205 Allendale Dr., Greenwood MO 64034 or call (816) 537-7883.
Maury County Lt. Artillery, Bob Duncan, 609 W. 7th St., Columbia TN 38401 (615) 388-4418.
Metro Gamers of Michigan, Craig Tyrell, 751 South Lafayette, Dearborn MI 48124
Metropolitan Wargamers, 20 Broadway, Brooklyn NY 11211, Bob DeSilva (516) 739-1549.
Metro Seattle Gamers, Mike Snively 1139 N.W. Market St., SeattleWA (206) 781-0047 $2-3.50
Mid-America Wargamers, Tom Konczal, 5328 South Sawyer, Chicago IL, (312) 471-1479 or 443-5438
Mid-Missouri Armchair Generals, Chris Coffelt, (573) 893-8506.
Mid-Ohio Gamers Group, Eric Adamczak, 1344 Sharon Green, Columbus OH 43299
Military Interests and Gaming Society (MIGS) Box 37013 Barton Postal Outlet, Hamilton Ontario, Canada, L8L 8E9 or Brian Lewis (416) 351-7207.
Military Miniatures Assoc. of N. Texas, Mark Webb, 6540 Briarhaven, Dallas TX 75240 (214) 239-4281, 3rd Sat.
Milwaukee Area Residents Interested in Naval Gaming, Gerome Sinkovek, 6505 Mary Ct, Menomonee WI (414) 251-1976
Mississippi Gulf Coast Historical Gamers, Bill Majure (601) 762-5692 or Dwaine Balius (601) 388-6698.
Mohawk Valley Wargamers, Gene Beirne, 810 Hill View Dr., Herkimer NY 13350, (315) 866-9056
Monocacy Gamers, PO Box 1267 Frederick MD 21702-0267,Ken Carter (301) 834-6516.
Montreal Wargamers Association, Graham Wilkinson, 17776 Thivierge, Pierrefonds, Quebec, Canada H9J 3R6.
Mount Vernon Gaming Association, Mel Lee at Colonial Guard, 37 Public Sq., Mt Vernon OH 43050 (614) 392-8357
Nashville Vanguard, Buddy McPeak, 5004 Bonnamede, Hermitage TN 37076, (615) 754-6376.
NASAMW, Scott Dickson 590 Woodend Dr., SE Concord NC 28025, (704) 782-1099 or e-mail Catherine Thomas at TomAndKate@aol.com.
Niantic Wargamers, Marty Fenelon, 20 Anawar Rd., Niantic CT (203) 739-0665
North Academy Irregulars, Colorado Springs CO, John Bicknell, (719) 592-9769.
Northern Conspiracy, Robert Rodgers, 39 Adeline Ct., Hempstead NH 03841, (603) 329-6896 or brodgers@tiac.net.
N. Illinois Gamers Assoc., Jeff Hammerlund, 107 Chicago St., Algonquin IL 60102 (847) 658-4333
N. Mississippi Military Gaming Society, Cowan Hunter, 801 Frontage Rd, Oxford MS 38655 (601) 236-2631.
Northern Ohio Wargaming Society, Jim Schwendeman, (216) 351-7783.
Northern Virginia Gamers Wargaming Club (NOVAG) P.O. Box 223660, Chantilly, VA 20153 or http://www.mail.com/novag.
NW Arkansas HOGS, Grady West, 13737 Viney Grove Rd, Prairie Grove AR 72753, (501) 846-3191. Northwest Wargamers Assoc., John Fisher 3333 Suite X, 184th St. SW, Lynnwood WA 98037 or (206) 775-4871
North Penn Wargamers, David Cochran, 2014 Sturbridge Dr., Jamison PA 18929, (215) 343-5094.
North Virginia Gamers Wargaming Club (NOVAG), Joerg Duenzen, P.O. Box 7158, Reston, VA 22091.
Northridge 25mm Wargaming Club, Michael Verity, (818) 993-0803, 9025 Rathborn Ave, Northridge CA 91325.
NUTS! Bart Wood 3257 N. 2175 E., Layton UT 84040, (801) 771-4394.
Old Dominion Military Society Rob Eubanks (804) 779-2923 (h) or (800) 488-3915 (w), 6107 Magazine Dr., Mechanicsville VA 23111
Overseas Detachment (Hoenfels, GE), Frank Leslie, HHC, CMTC Box 381, Unit 28208 APO AE 09173 or leslief@mail.hohenfels.army.mil or 100711,2027@CompuServe.com.
Palmetto State Wargaming Society, Bill Landrum, 20 Derwood Circle, Greenville SC 29611, (801) 246-9055.
Pharaohs Guard, 45108 Garretts Lake Rd., Shawnee OK 74801, (405) 904-0903 or Kreigspiel@hotmail.com
Picatinny Game Club, John Thomasovich, 28 Ike Williams Rd., Newton NJ 07860, (201) 724-3748.
Pike and Shot Society, Bruce Whitver, 70 John St., Red Bank NJ 07701, (908) 747-8617.
Player's Guild of Central OK, 1544 N.W. 46th , Oklahoma City OK 73147-5834, (405) 848-2402.
Politically Incorrect Gaming Society, Coastal Hobbies in Costa Mesa CA, 2nd and 4th Sat., (714) 444-4566.
Potomac Wargamers, 3rd Fri. 1900, Pilgrim Church, Wheaton MD, Wally Simon (301) 946-2613.
Reading Area Wargamers, Keith Eshelman, 49 Seltzer Ave., Womelsdorf PA 19567, (610) 589-5528.
Richmond Area Gaming Enthusiasts, Arte Thomas, 6012 Windsor Dr., Mechanicsville VA 23111.
Riverbluff Irregulars at Gamemasters, 6554 Quince Rd., Memphis TN 38119, Shawn & Melodie (901) 752-3904.
Rochester Historical Gaming Society, David Abraham, 38 Brewerton Dr., Rochester NY 14624, (716) 594-9717.
Sauk Valley Gamers, Darrell's Game Room, 205 W 3rd Street, in Sterling IL or Randy Hardin at (815)288-2775
Seven Years War Association, Jim Purky 3127 Park Place, Evanston IL 60201 or JPURKY@aol.com.
SIU Strategic Games Society, Joel Nadler, (618) 529-4630, Carbondale IL
Sterling Heights Assoc. of Gamers, Mike Reese, 40726 Regency Dr., Sterling Heights MI 48078, (313) 264-0175
St. Joseph Valley Gamers, 121 West Colfax, South Bend IN 46601.
St Louis Area Gamers Assoc., Kevin Fitzpatrick, Games Crafts Hobbies & Such, 9220 Lackland Rd, Overland MO 63114 (314) 423-2199.
South Bay Gaming Club, Cupertino City Library, Sat 1100-1800, Dave Love at (510) 484-0608.
South Florida Gamers Assoc. Andy Petry, 931 Lyons Rd., Coconut Creek FL 32825 (904) 338-3430.
South Texas Gamers, Earl McDonald (512) 578-8084, Sundays in Victoria TX, 1100-1800.
Strategy Gaming Society, George Phillies, 87-6 Park Ave, Worcester MA 01605.
The Battery, Spick Spikberg, PO Box 124, 10560 Russelville Rd, Rockville KY 42274 (502) 842-5585.
The Game Room, 11770 Webb Chapel Rd, Suite #227, Dallas TX (214) 241-8828, Tu-Su.
The Game Shack, 2114 Ft Sill Blvd, Lawton OK 73507 (405) 353-5006, F, Sa, Su.
The Military Interests and Game Society (MIGS), Melanie Schmarje, 242 Windermere Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M6S 3K3 or (416) 766-7690 or e-mail schmarje@yorku.ca.
The Last Panzer, Jeff Baumal, 700 SE 9th St #204, Diana FL 33004, (305) 425-2877.
The Lost Command, Bill Krieg, 519 Kelly Ct, Lombard IL 60148, Medieval to modern, esp. WWII.
Three Rivers Gaming Group at Iron Brigade Miniatures in Muskogee OK, Terry Cannarse, (918) 687-5261.
Tombigbee Rangers, Mike Farrar, 405 3rd St. S, Amory MS 38821
Tornado Alley HMGS, Richard Houston P.O. Box 14522 Oklahoma City OK 73113 or call (405) 751-1827.
Triangle of Fire, North Coast Gaming Association, David Mebust, 19 Nehalem Ave, Astoria OR 97103
Triangle Simulation Society , Neal Smith, 915-10 Shellbrook Ct., Raleigh NC 27609.
Tri-County Gaming Assoc., Russ Gifford, 320 E. 27th, South Sioux City NE 68776, (402) 494-8746
United States Pike & Shot Federation, Mike Hazen, The Reiter, 2313 Maher Dr. #2, Santa Rosa CA 95405.
Upstate SC Wargaming Society, Tim Walker 210 Riesling Way, Mauldin SC 29662 (864) 281-0488 or WavemanWT@aol.com
Vanguard Miniature Gamesmen, Tim Kellogg, (405) 366-6114
War Eagles Gaming Assoc., Kim Harris, 629 Crescent Ave., Sunnyside WA 98944
Wayne's Legion Historical Gamers, Darryl Smith, PO Box 8, Trenton OH 45067 (513) 896-1098.
Wellington Wargamers, Andrew Birtle, 1908 Jamestown Rd., Alexandria VA 22308 (703) 765-3726.
Western Oregon Wargamers, Henry Thomson 145 Yale Ave., Gladstone OR 97027 or hthomson@teleport.com.
Wichita Falls Historical Miniatures Gaming Group, Jeff Lawrence, (817) 767-3699, Sa, Su.
Windy City Wargamers, Rich Wiet, 1125 Dickens Way, Schaumburg IL 60193, (708) 894-3059
WUMMS at Emperor's HQ, Todd Fisher, 6010 N. Marmora, Chicago IL (312) 763-9299
25mm Wargaming Club, Michael Verity, (818) 993-0803.