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June 30, 2003

MagWeb.com Monthly Tally

    MagWeb.com really motored in June to post lots of issues plus get ready for the first major convention of the summer: Origins. MagWeb.com ends the month of June by posting 25 issues or equivalents and 1 news item.

    For the year to date, 2003, MagWeb.com has posted: 152 issues or equivalents, 29 book reviews (and 27 mini book reviews), 32 news items, 2 advertisers, 12 Travel articles, 1 other article, and a movie review.

June 26-29, 2003

MagWeb.com at Origins

    MagWeb.com is sponsoring the War College series of lectures at the Origins convention at the downtown convention center in Columbus, OH. A wide variety of lectures starting at 8am all four days covers numerous topics of military history, from the ancient era to the modern Gulf War. It's the biggest lecture event of the summer, and there's plenty of war simulations and wargaming as a nice supplement to put those topics into first-person interaction.

    Origins War College by MagWeb.com -- don't miss it!

    PR Efforts

    CEO Russ Lockwood will be on NBC-TV in Columbus Thursday morning the 26th to talk about MagWeb.com and Origins. We have a tentative confirmations of being on ABC and/or Fox TV (preferably both) at noon that day as well. The Tonawanda News (near Buffalo, NY) interviewed one of our lecturers about Roman forts and the Hunterdon County Democrat newspaper ran an article on MagWeb.com and Origins. More media coverage is expected the closer we get to the event! Stay tuned.

June 21-25, 2003

MagWeb.com Prep Work

    MagWeb.com is prepping for Origins.

June 20, 2003

A Dozen Micromarks

June 19, 2003

SGS Strategist Quartet

    Strategist 365, 366, 368, and 371 (Aug, Sep, Nov 2002, and Feb 2003) fill in more back issues of this organization's 30-year-old newsletter. Articles include reviews/analysis/strategy for: Krieg und Frieden, Magic Realm, Puerto Rico, Cliffhangers, Manhattan, Wallenstein, Euphrates & Tigris, Maharaja, Zombies, Verdun, Don, Civilization: The Boardgame, Le Matz 1918, and Taj Mahal. Also: 2002 Board War Games List , Why Change Acquire?, Personality Imprinting: Game Design Ideas, Sophisticated Computer Wargames, Year of the Monkey (Vietnam) modifications, Best Starting Wargames, Simple Squad Level Games, Game Collector Versus Game Player, Internet Game Suppliers, Lord of the Rings variant, news, clubs, SGS doings, and much more.

June 17, 2003

WWII Europa

    Europa 23 (Jan-Feb 1992) combines the boardgame system with military history to fully explore WWII. Articles include a complete overview of Germany's armed forces in 1939, Norwegian SS Ski Bttn, 4th Indian Division, Point Cities in Northwest Africa, Operation Groza (Soviets Attack Germany First), Rules Court, and articles supporting the Europa Wargame System.

June 16, 2003

Modern Military Thought

June 13, 2003

WWII at Wake Island

    Combat Simulations vol. 2 no. 3 (Spring 1996) offers a superb collection of articles about the Battle of Wake Island, including the history, the construction of wargame terrain, the war game, and more. Also, an analysis of winter warfare in the USSR in 1918 and 1941. FInally, modelling techniquies and new products round out the issue.

June 12, 2003

Seven Years War

    Seven Years War Asso. Journal vol. VIII no. 1 (Winter 1995) offers a back issue with articles covering Count Kaunitz, Following In The Footsteps of Alte Fritz (Tour with Duffy), In Search of the Bruhlanders, a brilliant article on Reflections of a Dead Grenadier (Re-enactment Ins and Outs), Short Canter In Germany (wargaming), product news, and more.

June 11, 2003

HMGS-GL Herald 52

    HMGS-GL Herald 52 (April/May 2003) continues to publish top quality articles interspersed with group activities, including: Chaos in Hoplite Battles, War Poetry Through the Ages, How to Revive that 'Sludge' in Paint Jars, Friends Romans Countrymen campaign part 10, product reviews, convention recaps, and more.

June 10, 2003

Wally Strikes Again and Again

    PW Review (Feb 2002 and Mar 2002) find Wally in fine form analyzing wargaming rules mechanics. Articles include: four WWII battles, an ACW Fire and Fury fit, Napoleonic, Spanish Civil War, Renaissance and Dark Ages battles, and more.

June 9, 2003

Napoleonic Military History

    Empires, Eagles, and Lions vol. 2 no. 1 (Jul-Aug 1993) covers Napoleonic military history with articles on the Myths and Reality of Jena-Auerstadt, English Midlands Regiments in the Peninsular War, Shaw's Napoleonic Squares, 1812 French Uniform Myth, French Artillery Equipment, Chains of Command in 1809, Les Cousins de l'Empereur: Battalion Tirailleurs Corses Uniform Notes, "German" Division in Spain 1809-13, Troops Deployed on the Edge of Woods, Polish Cadres in Napoleonic Lancer and Uhlan Regiments, Re-enactor Sights, Book reviews, and more. This posting completes all of volume 2 of EE&L. All of volume 3 is already in MagWeb.com. Now on to volume 1!

June 7, 2003

Solo Military History and Wargaming

    Lone Warrior 142 (April-June 2003) is the official journal of the Solo Wargaming Assn, devoted to the study of military history through tabletop wargames. Articles in this issue include: Communications Failures in Wars, The Russo-German War 1941-1945 (Air Warfare), Comment on Plagues, Minesweeping Taxis in Palestine 1938, First Bull Run 1861, Fighting Rules for Sailing Ships, Chariot Project, Consider Postal Wargaming, book and other product reviews, letters, and more.

June 6, 2003

Quartet of HMGS/PSW Messengers

June 5, 2003

Double Zucker: OSG News

    OSG News (April 2003 and May 2003) bring you up to date with the productions of Kevin Zucker's OSG: Sun of Austerlitz is now shipping and Swords Around the Throne coming, plus All is Lost Save Honor (Italian Wars 1509 to 1529), OSG at Origins 2003, Campaigns of Napoleon Communications, Highway to the Kremlin Response, Evolution of Napoleonic Military Administration, and more.

June 4, 2003

More U-Boats

    Sharkhunters KTB 168 (April 2003) offers more U-Boat and submarine history with Korvettenkapitan Reinhard Hardegan interview, Martin Niemöller bio, U-869, U-196, U-197, U-198 and USS Squalus / Sailfish (SS 192) profiles, U-188 and Siegfried Lüdden, U-boatfahrern Rest and Relaxation, Ritterkreuztrager, WWII Italian Navy The Charioteers Part 2 (bios), Hydrogen Peroxide as fuel, Spy for Germany, and all the usual news and more.

June 3, 2003

MWAN 122

    MWAN 122 (March-April 2003) packs another 192 pages full of that marvelous mix of tabletop wargaming and military history. Articles include refighting Battles of Bull Run (1861), Shiloh (1862), and Jena Auerstadt (1806); Rules for Battle of the Bulge, Stonewall Jackson, and Modern Bushwar Skirmish; much about the Perceptions of Wargaming; a humorous treatment of a "crash" of wargame designers; 54mm Plastics; HG Wells' Game; Wargame Design Ideas; product reviews; and much, much more.

June 2, 2003

Experimental Games Group No. 14-16

June 1, 2003

MagWeb.com Member's New Book

    Pat Larkin, a member of MagWeb.com, has had a book published by Penguin/Putnam called The Tribune, set in the Imperial Roman era. Congratulations!

May 31, 2003

MagWeb.com Monthly Tally

    MagWeb.com ends the month of May by posting 25 issues or equivalents, 1 WarLore article, 10 book reviews, and 9 news items.

    For the year to date, 2003, MagWeb.com has posted: 127 issues or equivalents, 29 book reviews (and 27 mini book reviews), 31 news items, 2 advertisers, 12 Travel articles, 1 other article, and a movie review.

May 30, 2003

Wargamers Newsletter 174, 175

    Wargamers Newsletter 174 (Sept 1976) and 175 (October 1976) mixes military history and wargaming circa 1976. Articles include: Russians in WWI, Visit to Some Verdun and Ypres, WWII and Modern Mortar Fire, Napoleonic Skirmishing, The Untamed Colonial Frontier, Napoleon's War Maxims, book reviews, news, and more.

May 29, 2003

Medieval and Ancient Wargaming

    Saga Vol. VI no. 6 (January 1993) and Vol. VI no. 1 (Feb-Mar 1992) also offers a mix of military history and wargaming in one journal. Articles in here include: Museums of Europe, Norman Conquest Period Welsh 1039-1136AD, Campaign Team Tournament, Historicon 1992 Report, Publications of Interest (Ancients), Sparta vs. Thebes, Why Play Biblical Armies?, Blood Eagle Dark Ages Campaign Game Rules, DBA Marian Roman Campaign, Suggested Armies for WRG 7th Part 2: Sicilian Normans, WRG Official Rule Interpretations 1992, Beginners Guide to Tactics Under WRG 7th Part 2 Waver Test, reviews, news, opinions, and more.

May 28, 2003

Wally the Deuce

    PW Review (Feb 1992 and Mar 1992) tackles a number of wargaming activities with the wit and candor of Wally Simon. Articles include: Zone to Zone Effects, Zone of Control, Computations of Victory, Swath Fire, Black Powder rules, American Revolution Recap, and more.

May 27, 2003

Book Reviews

May 26, 2003

Memorial Day

    Remember the veterans of all wars.

May 25, 2003

Muskrat L

    Muskrat L (May 2003) offers news from John Kovalic of Dork Tower fame. Quite a busy lad he is, with various award nominations, some thoughts on TV, and a review of Wil Wheaton's new book.

May 24, 2003

U-Boats, U-Boats, U-Boats

    Sharkhunters KTB 167 (March 2003) brings the truth about U-Boat history direct to you with interviews of: Korvettenkapitan Reinhard Hardegan and Konter Admiral Erich Topp. Plus memories and facts about: U-195, SS-191 Sculpin, Soviet Submarine L-16, Italian Submarine Nichelio, Naval Torpedo Station in Newport (RI), More About Diesel-Electric Equipment, Ritterkreuztrager, Another ‘U-Boat Treasure’ Salvage Scheme, Spy for Germany, Hitler Assassinations, and all the usual news and more.

May 23, 2003

Citadel Spring 2003

    Citadel (Spring 2003) brings us the news about the Enfilade Convention this weekend in Seattle, plus a quick set of Knight vs. Knight rules, and some Late Roman figure reviews.

May 22, 2003

Rebel Yell

    Rebel Yell 22 (April 2003) brings us the news about the Recon Convention, plus a lifetime achievement award for Larry Brom, and the Babylon extravaganza at Historicon.

May 21, 2003

First Empire 70

    First Empire 70 (May/June 2003) continues to offer insightful articles on the Napoleonic era, including: Battle of Vimeiro (1808), First Battle of Biberach (1796), Battle of Rosslau (1813), Drinking Episodes in 1814, the final installment of Napoleon's Cavalry Commanders, Message About Siborne and Clausewitz, the usual News, and more.

May 20, 2003

China's 21st Century Military Potential

May 16, 2003

Courier 86

    Courier 86 (2003) offers up aother interesting issue, this time with articles on: Battle of Tanga (1914), Egyptian Army XIX Dynasty 1350-1200 B.C., U.S. Marine Corps Squad & Platoon OB, 1965 – 1970, Battlefield in Miniature Step by Step Terrain Building, Wargame Design Series, Infantry and Armor for 28mm WW II Combat: Part II - Vehicles, Sniper Clearing South of Hue, Fiendish Plot of Fu Manchu, Gladiators, Burgundian Domain (medieval), plus the usual plethora of reviews, news, and other views.

May 14, 2003

Lockwood Speaks at Society of Internet Professionals Meeting

    MagWeb.com CEO Russ Lockwood will give a talk Combat Communications: From Finger Pointing to the Internet at the meeting held at the Sarnoff Center in Princeton. He will examine the evolution of communications and offer anecdotes comparing and contrasting the the use and efficiency of technologies and practices.

May 13, 2003

Dispatch Duet

    HMGS Mid-South Dispatch (March 2003 and April 2003) offer a mix of humor and information. March provides numerous "French jokes," Lord of the Rings Protesters humor, Alfred E. Nueman quotes, "Southern humor, Navy News, a review of Gods and Generals, and some thoughts from Don Featherstone. April offer a massive "almanac" -- a compendium of wargaming organizations, clubs, manufacturers, history, tips, and more.

May 12, 2003

News Item Trio

May 9, 2003

Napoleonic Military History

    Empires, Eagles, and Lions vol. 2 no. 2 (Sep-Oct 1993) covers Napoleonic military history with articles on the Battle of Valmy (1792), Comparison of French and Prussian Tactics 1806, Russian Tactics Forming Square, Battalion and Company Level French Tactics, The Regiment of Westphalia Uniform Notes, US War of 1812, Marechal de France and Aide de Camp (illustration), Q&A, product news, and more.

May 8, 2003

Welcome 109th Magazine! Warfare in History

    Warfare in History Issue 1 (May 2003) is another electronic exclusive from Shahram Khan as he extends his reach to other eras of military history. Issue 1 holds an overview of Napoleon's campaign of 1796-7 in Italy.

May 7, 2003

Warlore Profile: Yoshida Shoin

    Romulus Hillsborough, expert on 19th century Japan, offers another Warlore article: Yoshida Shoin: The Archetype of Japanese Revolutionaries. This profile covers his action from his birth in 1830 to his beheading in 1859. This is also the 50th Warlore submission to MagWeb.com!

May 6, 2003

Welcome 108th Magazine! NOVAG Gamer's Closet

May 5, 2003

WWII Europa Almanac

    Europa Almanac lists city locations on the Europa maps. It covers Ireland to Iran, Spanish Morocco to the USSR, and all nations in between.

May 3, 2003

News Item Sextet

May 2, 2003

South/Central American Military History

    El Dorado Vol. 9 No. 2 (Spring 2003) makes a triumphant return with articles on: Spanish Conquest of West Florida (Amer. Rev), Latin American Military Data 1935 and 1951, Estado Militar de Espana Data from 1800 and 1815, Mexico 1853 - 1855: Part 1 -- Uniforms of the Army in Santa Anna's Last Presidency, Argentina's Military Strength 1937, US Amphibious Operations in the Caribbean 1798-1801, Report on Hayti 1826, US Troops Stationed Along the Mexican Border 1913 - 1919 Part 5, Book List, and more.

May 1, 2003

SGS Strategist Quartet

    Strategist 362, 364, 367, and 369 (May, Jul, Oct, and Dec 2002) fill in some more back issues of this organization's 30-year-old newsletter. Articles include reviews/analysis of: Overlord, Titan, Tenjo, Rus: The Rise of Russia 200BC-1584 AD, Zoosim, Settlers of Canaan, Space Pigs, Theophrastus, A Dog's Life, Torres, Vampire, and Puerto Rico. Plus Moscow Attacked (wargame rules), Medimperial (fantasy wargame), Why Does Everyone Hate Napoleonics?, Wargames vs. History Books, Gaming The Far Future, Net Publishing, Starting Children on Games, Design Reliability in Models of War, Historical Accuracy Versus Alternative History, Area Versus Hex Wargames, Internet Allegations, and the usual mix of SGS news, convention lists, club lists, and more.

April 30, 2003

MagWeb.com Monthly Tally

    MagWeb.com ends the month of April by posting 25 issues or equivalents, 3 book reviews, and 2 news items.

    For the year to date, 2003, MagWeb.com has posted: 102 issues or equivalents, 19 book reviews (and 27 mini book reviews), 22 news items, 2 advertisers, 12 Travel articles, and a movie review.

April 29, 2003

WWII Europa

    Europa 22 (Nov-Dec 1991) combines the boardgame system with military history to fully explore WWII. Articles include a complete overview of Poland's armed forces in 1939, The Regia Aeronautica Over the Balkans: October 1940 - May 1941, Europa Developments and Rules Claifications, Europa Boot Camp (Rules Introduction), Part 2 of Soviet FitE/SE: Deployment Six Different Approaches, An Analysis of the Second Front Air-Combat System, and more.

April 28, 2003

Pair of Muskrat Ramblings

April 26, 2003

Victorian Era Colonial Warfare

    Heliograph 135 (Feb 2003) , delves into all things colonial. Articles include: Battle of Bou Gafer 1933, Rags to Riches Pygmy Scenario, Sword and the Flame 20th Anniversary Edition: Official Rules Changes 2003, Zulu Victory book review, the usual plethora of product news, lots of figure reviews, including 28mm Gangs of New York, US Marines, and Lost African Tribes, and more.

April 25, 2003

Larry Leadhead Comic Strips

April 24, 2003

Book Review Trio

April 23, 2003

Modern China-Japan Relations

April 22, 2003

Operations 44

    Operations 44 (Winter 2002) reports on The Gamers' product line as well as offering support articles such as: Fallschirmjaeger: Scenario 5.1, Fallschirmjaeger Scenario 5.3 (Holland), Repair and Resurrection Rules for TCS, Operation Michael Variants, Variable German Intervention and other DAK Options, Korea's Opening Operations, Postcards from Homercon: 2002, game errata, and more.

April 21, 2003

Sci-Fi BattleTech

    BattleTech 10 (December 1990) offers up more background and information about the BattleTech universe. Articles about assassinations, wars among the stars, scenarios, and more.

April 19, 2003

Wargaming for Kids

    Junior General Report 2 (April 2003) takes a teacher's perspective of introducing kids to military history through interactive gaming. Articles include rules, set up, guidelines, and bibliographies/web resources. Articles this issue are: Battle of Breitenfeld (1631), Siege of Tenochtitlan (1521 AD), WW I Aerial Combat (1914 - 1918 AD), and Battle of Verdun (1916 AD).

April 18, 2003

Wargamer's Newsletter 1976

    Wargamer's Newsletter 173 (August 1976) provides a look back at Featherstone's world of wargaming with articles on: French Infantry Organization 1757-1762, Chariots of the Ancient Britons, 1776 Exhibition, Case Shot vs. Grape Shot, Prussians in the Napoleonic Wars, Battle of Greenhill Farm 1776 Wargame, Guidelines for Wargames Rules, and all the usual pages and pages of new products, reviews, and more.

April 17, 2003

Courier Back Issue

    Courier 58 (1992) features Morgan's Sack of Panama 1671, Battle of Hanau: 30 October 1813, The Spanish Army on the Eve of Napoleonization, Visiting the East German Napoleonic Battlefields, Hospitals for Your 18th C. Army, Battle of Zama, Wargame Characteristics, WWI Battle of Tanga, and the usual plethora of product reviews and news.

April 16, 2003

MWAN

    MWAN 121 (Jan-Feb 2003) articles on: Bosworth Battlefield, Custer's Luck, Battle of Metaurus, First Bull Run (ACW), The Age of Steam rules, 1812 Rules, WWII Rules, Warhammer ECW, Fightin' 54s, Barbed-Wire Entanglements and Hedges, Why Wargaming is Good for You and Society, Review of Liberation Miniatures Modern Range, plus lots of other product reviews, letters, and ideas.

April 15, 2003

Taxing Day

    The IRS takes center stage today, at least in the US, as the tax forms are mailed off in the annual rite of post office shuffle.

April 14, 2003

HMGS-GL Herald Duo

    HMGS-GL Herald 51 (Jan-Mar 2003) and 21 (Jan-Feb 1998) offer a current issue and back issue for this newsletter. Articles include: a personal memoir of an uncle who served in WWII, more of the 1st Century B.C. Campaign, Bretwalda 9th Century Britain campaign, Piquet report, How to Make Realistic Flexible Streams, The Easiest Black Wash You've Ever Seen, DBM's Latest Version, loads of news, reviews, and other happenings about the GL chapter.

April 11, 2003

Napoleonic and WWI TO&Es

April 10, 2003

MagWeb.com at National Archives

    MagWeb.com is trying to track down some information for a special project and looks like we found it in the National Archives. So, down to Maryland we head to see if it really is as described.

April 9, 2003

Saga: Ancients and Medievals

    Saga 90 (Mar-Apr 2003) cover Ancients and Medieval warfare and rules with articles on: The Saintonge War 1242, Stilicho and Aetius: A Contrast in Character, Oman As A Source, Battle of Nevilles Cross 1346, St. Germanus’ Alleluia Victory 429 AD, Greek Generals in Ancient Warfare, Armies for Ancient Warfare: The Wars of the Roman Empire -- Parthian: 250 BC-229 AD Sarmatian: 310 BC-375 AD Spanish: 240-20 BC Maccabean Jewish: 168-67 BC, AW/MW Rules, Cold Wars Convention reports, and more.

April 8, 2003

HMGS PS: The Messenger

    The Messenger (February 2003) brings us up to date about HMGS Pacific Southwest chapter's activities and some historical and wargaming information. Articles include: Aberdeen Proving Grounds: A Visit Part 2, North Korea: Strategic Balance 2003, Painting Vehicular Minis 101, The Great Debate: Historicals vs. Sci-Fi/Fantasy, convention news, and more.

April 7, 2003

Seven Years War

    Seven Years War Asso. Journal vol. VIII no. 3 (Autumn 1995) offers a back issue with articles covering the Battle of Fontenoy, Orders for the Dutch Army (Fontenoy), The States Army 1739-1748 (War of Austrian Succession), Uniforms of the States Army 1745-1748, What About French Blue? (uniform colors), news, and more.

April 6, 2003

News Item Duo--MagWeb.com's War College Conference

April 5, 2003

New Advertiser

    Arthur Rhodes is an author of alternate history books (sort of like Harry Turtledove) who found us on the web and immediately wanted to advertise because he figured that any audience who enjoyed studying history and wargaming out "what if" scenarios would enjoy his book The Last Reich, about a German win in WWII. He also has one coming out about the Japanese. We're getting in the novels and will review them. Until then, hop into the Mall at MagWeb, click under Books, and click on the link to go to his website for information.

April 4, 2003

WWII TO&Es

April 3, 2003

Wallyrama Quintet

    PW Review November 1988, April 1990, July 1990, August 1990, October 1990 back issues continue to spew Wally's wargaming wit and wisdom with articles on: A Map Exercise, A Note on Victory Points, Waterloo in Miniature, River Crossing (7YW), 6mm Ancient Rules, Sink the Tirpitz, The Charge Campaign, Thoughts on the Gaming Sequence, China 1927, Scenario and Game Design Thoughts, Presenting a Game at Historicon, various convention reports, and much more.

April 2, 2003

MagWeb.com in the News

    MagWeb.com was mentioned in the New York Times special war section Saturday, March 29, 2003. Sadly, none of CEO Russ Lockwood's one hour's worth of comments were included, but "dem's da breaks" and I'd rather have the website mentioned. The article was about war information junkies who have been following the war intensively, then congregate and discuss the Gulf War. I said that large gatherings of military history buffs were mostly at regional conventions and conferences, as well as on-line groups/chats, which was not the story they were looking for. I noted that Cold Wars has a speaker/wargame programme, and that the upcoming Origins War College by MagWeb.com in June is exactly the type of venue where speakers meet buffs. Maybe next time...

    MagWeb.com and Lockwood provided historical background on historical wars in Iraq for TheStreet.com. The article focused on the financial ramifications of Gulf War II. Read it at: http://www.thestreet.com/markets/aarontaskfree/10077778_4.html

    MagWeb.com and Lockwood were also interviewed by the Hartford Courant newspaper for a piece on the ethics of torture. We haven't seen the article, but if it came out as thoughtful as the questions, it should be a good one.

    Boy Scout Troop 64 out of Bucks County, PA invited Lockwood to speak about Gettysburg at their monthly meeting. The scouts, most in the 10-14 year age group, are going on a camping trip to the battlefield and wanted some background before they went. Lockwood prepared a four-page briefing newsletter containing a timeline of the main actions with maps.

April 1, 2003

Modern TO&Es

March 31, 2003

MagWeb.com Monthly Tally

    MagWeb.com ends the month of March by posting 26 issues or equivalents, 2 book review, 8 news items, and 1 convention report.

    For the year to date, 2003, MagWeb.com has posted: 77 issues or equivalents, 16 book reviews (and 27 mini book reviews), 20 news items, 2 advertisers, 12 Travel articles, and a movie review.

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