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December 31, 2004
MagWeb.com Monthly and Yearly Tally
MagWeb.com posted 26 issues and equivalents, 2 ME-Books (Military E-Books), 1 battlefield visit (Waterloo), and 1 rule review.
For the year, Jan-December 2004, MagWeb.com has posted a record 310 issues and equivalents, 3 ME-Books, 65 news items, 40 book reviews, 1 wargame review, 5 miniature figures reviews, 1 miniature rules review, 1 sample chapter, 2 convention recaps, 1 28-part overview of the Smithsonian's new aircraft museum, a 61-part overview of Aberdeen Proving Ground Museum and Tank/Artillery Park, 1 Snappy Nappy Wargame Report, and 2 other articles...and celebrated MagWeb.com's 8th birthday in July!
December 25, 2004 - January 2, 2005
Happy Holidays and Season's Greetings
MagWeb.com flogged its elves mercilessly this year, and especially the last two months, in order to earn some time off during the end-of-year holiday season. We will be monitoring the web site, performing customer support, and doing some server maintenance in preparation for 2005. Not to worry--no price increase. We will, of course, be available for last-minute ordering of MagWeb.com as a stocking stuffer -- e-mail us at support@magweb.com or call us: the phone number is
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December 24, 2004
MagWeb.com's Military E-Book: Battlegrounds of Saratoga
December 23, 2004
Naval Sitrep 27
Naval Sitrep 27 (October 2004) combines observations about modern warfare with CaS, Harpoon, and FG & DN with articles on: Destroyers of the United States 1902-1922, Italian Gunnery in WW II, First Balkan War (1912-13), U.S. Coast Guard Operations in Vietnam 1960-75, Harpoon 4 rules and clarifications, Torpedo Immunity Zones, New Trilogy Annex Designations, New Chinese Ship Classes, product updates, and more.
December 22, 2004
Courier 91
Courier 91 (2004) tackles military history and historical miniatures with articles on: Battle at Korsun: May 26-27 1648, Amphibious Assault on Fort Rande Spain: October 22 1702, Uncle Ho's Boys: NVA & VC Small Unit Organization, New Vistas in Tactical-Level Wargaming, Up and Down: But How?, Bunker Hill Scenario, Courier Index (87-90), Last Train from Gun Hill, Woods For Your Terrain, Painting Buildings, News About the Hobby, lots of product reviews, and more.
December 20, 2004
Pair of Heralds
HMGS-GL Herald 60 (August / September 2004) and 61 (October / November 2004) serve up the current issues. Articles include: lots of HMGS-GL news and convention coverage, reviews, board elections, and more.
December 18, 2004
Europa 40 Back Issue
Europa 40 (1995) covers WWII and the Europa wargaming system. Articles include: Wartime Aircraft Industries, Ramcke Brigade in the Desert, Saddam Hussein's Top 10 Helpful Invasion Tips, Historical Setups For Balkan Front, Experimental Game Mechanics, Leningrad 1941 Battlefield Report, Airdrop on Crete: May, 1941 History and Scenario, Results of Training Exercise #2: The Battle for Kiev 1943, Rules Court: Second Front, Annual Review, Rules Court, Letters, and more.
December 17, 2004
MWAN 130
MWAN 130 (Jul-Aug 2004) and its big 192 pages includes articles on: French Foreign Legion Home, Capital Ship Actions WWII, George Knapp's D-Day Tabletop Game, Beecher's Island 1868, Programmed Scenarios and Random Sequences, Roman Civil War Pompey vs Sulla, 55 Days in Peking: The Making of a Mega Colonial Game, Campaign Lite: Creating Interesting Pick-Up Games in a 1/2 Hour, Gangster Project: Death by .45, Micro Armour WWII Rules, Unexpurgated History of HMGS Part 2, Pardon My Chaos, ECW/30YW Projects, Wargame Design is an Art Not a Science, Selling Historical Miniatures, Dealers, Little Wars 2004, Larry Leadhead, and more.
December 16, 2004
Novag News x 3
NOVAG News 1 (Apr-May 1991), 37 (July 1997), and 38 (November 1997) offers a look back at the club's activities regarding military history and wargaming. Articles include: Spanish Civil War Troop Types (Factions), Merkava Mk.3 Tank profile, Wargamers Simulate Battle for Kuwait, What Do I Need to Start Painting Miniatures for Wargaming?, Battlechin Parts I and II, Gaming Events, and more.
December 15, 2004
Aerospace History and Technology x 2
Aerospace History and Technology 2 and 3 (December 2004 and January 2005) examines the efforts of the aerospace industry to get man off the ground and into the air and into space. Articles are: Evolving Technologies: Airliners and High Wing Loading, and the first part of the 1956 Mission to Mars.
December 14, 2004
Victorian Colonials
The Heliograph 144 (August 2004) and 145 (October 2004) offers articles on: The Lushai Expedition 1871, Spanish Army in Morocco 1909-1927, The Eureka Stockade Attack on 3 December 1854, Making CD (Compact Disc) Terrain, Batch Painting Zulus, The Heliograph's 2004 Guide to Manufacturers, figure and flag reviews, and more.
December 13, 2004
MagWeb.com's Military E-Book: Citizeness Bonaparte
December 12, 2004
Sharkhunters U-Boats
Sharkhunters KTB 178 (August 2004) covers submarines, primarily from WWII. Articles include: U-209, U-210, U-701, U-459, USS Triton (SS 221), Italian WWII Navy transport submarines, Japanese sub I-185, Italian sub Serina, Peacetime Submarine Disasters 1909, Little Known Submarine Facts, Spy for Germany Chapter 17, From Naval Aviator to Submariner (German WWII), Reinhard Hardegan Interview Part 2, Six Days in a U-Boat, USS Razorback, Enigma Compromised, U-Boat Bases, news, and more.
December 11, 2004
HMGS South Rebel Yell 28
HMGS South Rebel Yell 28 (October 2004) offers up to date news about the group. Articles include: The Passing of David Chandler (Obituary), Don's Attic: Before It All Began (Featherstone), Chuck’s Challenge II, Hurricon 2004 Recaps, Area Game Clubs and Shops, Calendar, and more.
December 10, 2004
EE&L on Napoleonics
Empire Eagles and Lions v.1 n.24 (April 1978) has articles on: Madame Bonaparte: Her Last Moments, Small Arms of the Napoleonic Wars, Fire Discipline and Musket Fire, Napoleonic Polish Guard Lancers, Light Troops In French Service Prior to French Revolution (Part II), Polish Legions in Italy 1797-1803 (Uniforms and Flags), Westphalian Cavalry Decorations and Gendarmerie, UK Model Engineering Exhibition 1978, Morale Systems Rules, War of 1812, Questions & Answers, and more.
December 9, 2004
Lone Warrior 148
Lone Warrior 148 (Oct-Dec 2004) covers solo wargaming and military history with articles on: Russo-Japanese War 1904, Waterloo: The Paris Woods Scenario Part 2, Solo Campaign Rules That Work, My Top Solo Games (Wargames and RPGs), Wargaming with Dhows, Battles in the Stars: Sci-Fi Solo Rules, Chariot Saga 2004 Part 7, SWA Tournament 2003 Results, lots of reviews, and more.
December 8, 2004
Saga Back Issue
Saga Vol. IV No. 4 (July 1990) holds an excellent analysis of Macedonian phalanx under Alexander the Great, Battle of Mount Badon: King Arthur Wargame, SAGA Championship Game: Pre-Feudal Scots vs. Nikephorian Byzantines, The Spirit of the Game: Gentleman Wargaming, Review of Fistfull of Miniatures and For a Fistfull More, Light Troops in Dark Age and Medieval Wargaming, and more.
December 7, 2004
WarLore: Waterloo Visit
December 6, 2004
Review: Bloodlines
Bloodlines Review of historical miniatures rules for ancient to medieval periods.
December 5, 2004
Command School for You
Center for Army Lessons Learned 93-3 (July 1993) details the optimum command cycle for the Battalion and Brigade Battle Staff.
December 4, 2004
Operations Returns
Operations 46 (Fall 2004) has articles on: Battle of Mersa Matruh, DAK Scenario for Battle of Mersa Matruh, Selecting Invasion Sites in OCS Sicily, Modification for Enemy at the Gates (with charts), Up Front: The AFV Bailed Out Crew, Holding On To Vierville: ASL Scenario Strategy, Prelude to Festung Brest: ASL Scenario 7, Operation Michael: Scenario 7.2 Play Test Play Through, The Smashers: German Bomber Destroyers in B-17: Queen of the Skies, Shifting Sands Wargame Preview, The Mighty Endeavor Wargame Preview, Game Rules Errata, news, AREA ratings, and more.
December 3, 2004
Wargamer's Newsletter x2
Wargamer's Newsletter 125 and 126 (August and September 1972) mixes history with wargaming with articles such as:
Medieval Period, US Cavalry 1854-1861, Breech-Loading Guns, British Indian Cavalry, Courtrai 1302, Victorian Bent Bayonets, Old Back-Acher and Firing Effectiveness, Medieval Armor, 1942 AT Guns, The British Army, Brigadier Peter Young, Campaign Medals of the British Army 1815-1872 Book Review, Gettysburg, Deductive Wargame Rules, the usual cornucopia of product information (circa 1972), and more. Special thanks to Bob Hagarty of Imperialist Enterprises (574-293-4398) for allowing MagWeb.com to borrow his personal issues.
December 2, 2004
A Wally "Pair" Equal A Trio
PW Review (September 1994) and a double issue (Nov/Dec 1994) continue to analyze wargaming mechanisms with articles on: History of the World, Exciting Tale of the American Civil War, Armati Analysis, Pip Warfare Variant, WWII Naval Warfare, Riverboating: An ACW Ship Wargame, Cowboys and Indians: Pony Wars Wargame, Tale of Knightly Knights, Volley and Bayonet, Will the King Reach London? ECW Wargame, Skirmish Game: Some Notes, and more.
December 1, 2004
The Last Two EGGs
Experimental Game Group 29 (1993) and 30 (1994) are the last two issues of the magazine, and MagWeb.com has them all. Articles include: Victory and Defeat: Fortune Psychology and Man, Calculated Risk Rules, The Case of the Death at Sea finale, Selling Ideas And Beyond, Guides for Running a Group, Great Handfulls of Dice, and more.
November 30, 2004
MagWeb.com Monthly Tally
MagWeb.com posted 26 issues and equivalents and launched our new feature: ME-Books (Military E-Books) with a book on Alexander the Great.
For the year, Jan-November 2004, MagWeb.com has posted: 284 issues and equivalents, 65 news items, 40 book reviews, 1 wargame review, 5 miniature figures reviews, 1 sample chapter, 2 convention recaps, 1 28-part overview of the Smithsonian's new museum, a 61-part overview of Aberdeen Proving Ground Museum and Tank/Artillery Park, 1 Snappy Nappy Wargame Report, 1 other article, and 1 ME-Book. Not to mention MagWeb.com's 8th birthday!
November 26-29, 2004
Happy Thanksgiving!
MagWeb.com wishes you and your family a pleasant holiday. As for the MagWeb.com team, we'll try to relax for a couple of days before the big end of year push!
November 25, 2004
NEW FEATURE LAUNCHES!
MagWeb.com's Military E-Books (ME-Books)
MagWeb.com's Military E-Books (ME-Books) honors Alexander the Great with an 1880 biography entitled Alexander the Great. The Oliver Stone movie is just appearing, so here's your chance to examine his version versus history.
ME-Books presents books on military history and related topics in electronic form. These books, most long out of print and relegated to the dustbin of history, are preserved because they're interesting, informative, and merge perspectives from bygone eras with the conveniences of our modern age.
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Our first book (just in time for the movie): Alexander the Great
November 24, 2004
Welcome 125th Publication: MCT. US Marine Tactics in Fallujah
Modern Combat Tactics 1 (Nov 2004) is the debut issue. Number 1 contains: Tactical Concepts of the US Marines 1991, which provides the theory behind the Corps' current warfighting operations. Included are: Achieving a Decision, Gaining Leverage, Trapping the Enemy, Moving Faster, Cooperating, and Making it Happen.
November 23, 2004
Welcome 124th Publication: Aerospace History and Technology
Aerospace History and Technology 1 (Nov 2004) examines the efforts of the aerospace industry to get man off the ground and into the air and into space. As NASA's scramjet just hit Mach 10, and the first private flight into space claimed the X Prize, it seems appropriate for the debut Newsletter to take a look at the 1950's Ballistic Airliner, patterned after V-2 and rocket advances.
November 22, 2004
Wargamer's Newsletter 122
Wargamer's Newsletter 122 (May 1972) mixes history with wargaming with articles such as: Danish Army 1808-14, The New Model Army: ECW Units and Heirarchy, Case Shot, Dr. Victoria Cross, Scots of the Middle Ages, Battle of Hastings Wargame, ECW Battle of Alton Church Wargame, Book Suggestions, Scale Factors, Airfix Conversions: Boer War, ACW Yorktown Campaign Wargame, the usual plethora of product information, and more. Special thanks to Bob Hagarty of Imperialist Enterprises (574-293-4398) for allowing MagWeb.com to borrow his personal issues.
November 20, 2004
Two More EGGs
Experimental Game Group 27 and 28 (1993) continues to press Matrix Games, adds Calculated Risk Games to the mix, and follows up with more marvelous morale articles, including: Why Cavalrymen Should Learn How to March: Cross Training and Morale, Cruelty and Morale: War and Conscience, Cruelty in War: Killing and the Killer, and Chaos and Human Behaviour. Other articles include: Simple Ship Rules: WWI Naval Actions, Tommy Guns Blazing: Skirmish Rules 1900-1945, G Man Melvin Purvis Gets His Man: A Tommy Guns Blazing Scenario, The Case of the Death at Sea PBM, and more.
November 19, 2004
Two More PWs
PW Review (January and July 1994) adds articles on: Battle of Guilford Courthouse, The Corbett Game, Ancients, Napoleonics Encounter (Parts 1 and 2), The Interminable Melee, D-Day (Sort Of...), A Tale of Two Rule Sets, and more.
November 18, 2004
South and Central American Military History
El Dorado Vol. II No. 3 (Sep-Oct 1989) tackles Argentinian Uniforms 1807, Uniforms of the Dutch West Indies
1700-1900, Argentine Uniforms: Triple Alliance War 1865, Peru 1781 Cavalry Uniforms, Evolution of Mexican Officer Rank Insignia: 1884 1914 and 1978, Uruguay "Blandengues" 1946 Trooper Uniform, Panama 1988 4th/7th Infantry Companies Uniforms, Yaqui Mayo War 1885-86, and more.
November 17, 2004
MWAN 25
MWAN 25 (Jan-Feb 1987) takes us way back to 1987 with articles on: WWII Soviet Airborne Operations: History of the V.D.V 1929-1945, Le Kriegspiel Ala Griffith (Horse and Musket Rules), Battle Report: Refight of Borodino 1812, Scenario Design, Relativity in Wargaming, Interview with a Wargamer: Todd Fisher, View from a Newcomer, The Competition Wargamer (humor), Conducting Huge Games, Heller Mini Sailing Ships, lots of product reviews and news, and more.
November 16, 2004
Wargamer's Newsletter 121
Wargamer's Newsletter 121 (April 1972) offers articles on: Uniforms of the Seven Years War, Omdurman Campaign 1896, Bone Flints, WWII Tank Action, 14th C Archery, Conventions and Rules: Bending and Breaking, Unpredictable Wargame Terrain Placement, Napoleonic Anglophilia in War, Battle Report of the Month, Letters, lots of product news and reviews, and more. Special thanks to Bob Hagarty of Imperialist Enterprises (574-293-4398) for allowing MagWeb.com to borrow his personal issues.
November 15, 2004
Muskrat L
Muskrat L (Oct 2004) keeps us up to date with why cartoonist John Kovalic is missing in action.
November 13, 2004
7YW x 2
Seven Years War Asso. Journal Vol. II No. 2 (December 1984) and Vol. II No. 4 (December 1985) take us back two decades. Articles include: Plot to Kidnap Frederick the Great, Mid-18th C. Cavalry Warfare, Prussian Columnar Tactics, Frederickian Battlefields Today and Other European Places of Interest, 7YW Uniforms in North America, 18th C. Siege Rules, Charge Project, and more.
November 12, 2004
Classical Hack 3
Classical Hack 3 (October 2004) fills us in on LMW events and products. Articles include: Legacy of Hannibal, The Black Ships and How to Make Them, Rally Round the Flag, Spartacus 28mm Figures, LMW Trivia and News, LMW Upcoming Events, and more.
November 11, 2004
Veterans Day
Remember all veterans this day.
November 10, 2004
Time Portal Passages
Time Portal Passages (Fall 2004) provides a special miniature rule set issue: Supreme Warlord. Geared for pre-gunpowder eras, it also can be used for fantasy battles as well. Includes historical and fantasy army lists and specs.
November 9, 2004
Game! New issue
Game! Vol. 1 No. 10 (October 2004) covers the gamut of gaming with reviews of: Cartagena, Too Many Cooks, Dracula's Revenge, Age of Exploration, Thinkblot, Kingdoms, Viva il Rey!, and many shorter reviews of games. Other articles include: Minimal-Aristocrat Strategy, Lunar Rails, State of the Hobby, Mounting Maps on Hardboard, Profile of Modern Game Designer: Martin Wallace, Battle of Millersbridge (fiction), Essay Upon Rolegaming, and the usual War Game Clubs and Game Shops, Conventions 2004, Web-Grognards update, and more.
November 8, 2004
Double Issue: Battle of Khe Sanh
Vietnam Military History offers a huge double-sized tome covering the US Marines at the Battle of Khe Sanh. Written in 1969 (a year after the battle), this gives a contemporary analysis by the US Marine Corp. Includes maps and photos.
November 5, 2004
Experimental Games Group x 2
EGG 25 and 26 tackles Matrix Games with articles on: Wrestling with an Angel: Conscience and Morale, Leadership and the Big Lie, HMS Ship Rules, Siege of Balfour Castle MG, and Case of the Death at Sea: Days 2 and 3.
November 4, 2004
Pair of PWs
PW Review (June and Sept. 1993) pops more Wally Simon in the archive. Articles include Gettysburg Strikes Again (F&F), Age of Reason: Ground and Unit Scales, WRG Game Revisited, Franco-Mongolian Campaign of 1803: Napoleonic Wargaming,
Single Blind Construction, Couple of Skirmishers, ECW Chippes, Lords of Chaos vs. Forces of Goodness, and more.
November 3, 2004
Europa 38/39 Double Issue
Europa 38/39 (1994) is a double issue that covers WWII and the Europa wargaming system. Articles include: 99th Infantry Battalion, Legion Etrangere, Italian Co-Belligerent Forces, Layforce: Invasion of Syria 1941, British
Anti-Aircraft Command 1939-1940, Second Front Designer's Notes, Scorched Earth Marathon, Variable Reinforcements, Balkan Front Replay, Europa The Next Generation, Europa and Attrition Warfare, Europa Magazine Index, Scorched Earth Replay, Comparison of Two Syrian Scenarios, A Winter War Naval Rules, Europa Contest #1 Results Leningrad: 1941 Scenario, Rules Court, Letters, and more.
November 2, 2004
Helen of Toy Update
Helen of Toy Newsletter 5 (Oct 2004) discusses toy soldier products from the company, including the new Army Men Ammo Can.
November 1, 2004
Last Gasp for Halloween
Shadis 53 (November 1998) continues the Octoberfest of fantasy and sci-fi with articles on: Paranoia from the Shadows, Hexagrams: Ancient Chinese Secrets, Bureaucrats, Con Artistry, X Marks the Spot, Super Pairs, Ballad of Commanche Joe, and the usual mix of reviews, comics, and ideas.
October 31, 2004
MagWeb.com Monthly Tally
MagWeb.com posted 25 issues and equivalents, 3 news items, and 3 miniature figures reviews.
For the year, Jan-October 2004, MagWeb.com has posted: 258 issues and equivalents, 65 news items, 40 book reviews, 1 wargame review, 5 miniature figures reviews, 1 sample chapter, 2 convention recaps, 1 28-part overview of the Smithsonian's new museum, a 61-part overview of Aberdeen Proving Ground Museum and Tank/Artillery Park, 1 Snappy Nappy Wargame Report, and 1 other article. And MagWeb.com's 8th birthday!
October 30, 2004
Aberdeen Proving Ground Museum and Tank/Artillery Park
MagWeb.com ventured to Maryland to re-visit the Museum and Tank/Artillery Park. Back in January 2004, it was 15 degrees and dropping--the digital camera batteries died after 10 minutes and the ink in my pen froze! This time, it was a marvelous 75 degrees. Here is a whopping 62-part overview--packed with photo after photo--showing you around and providing background notes about the vehicles, artillery guns, and other displays. This link will get you the overview. The other 61 links are at the bottom of each page.
October 28, 2004
Air Power 18, 19, and 20
Air Power 18, 19, and 20 (Nov/Dec 1991, Jan/Feb 1992, Mar/Apr 1992) covers modern air warfare. Articles include Current Events for 1991 and 1992: 1971 Indo-Pakistan Air War and many scenarios, 1965 Indo-Pakistan Air War and many scenarios, Humor in Air Gaming, USAF and the Collapse of Communism, Argus Flight (fiction), Tactical Tips for Microprose's Knights of the Sky, Harrisburg PA Air Show Report, Von Richthofen's Zeppelin Scenario, Chaos at Air Power Magazine, Air Pursuit and Weapons Envelopes, many Data Cards for Air Power, Questions & Answers, Tactics Talk, and more.
October 26, 2004
Review: 25mm Russians Great Northern War by Imperialist Enterprises
October 25, 2004
Savage and Soldier Victorial Colonials
Savage and Soldier Vol. XVII no. 2 (April-June 1985) offers articles on: Uncle Sam's Camels 1848-1861, Siege and Relief of Kassala: Italian-Mahdist Campaign, Five Wargames, New Victorian Colonial Books and Magazines 1985, and more.
October 23, 2004
News
October 22, 2004
Even More Halloween Fun
Shadis 51 (September 1998) continues the Octoberfest of fantasy and sci-fi with articles on: Linnengart Class Explorer Spaceship, Redefining the Dependent NPC, Far From Home: Sci-Fi Traveller Adventure, Captive Jury: Jovian Chronicles Murder Mystery Adventure, Creating an Evil Organization: Cyberdata 3000, and the usual mix of reviews, comics, fiction, and ideas.
October 21, 2004
ACW Charge!
Charge! Issue 4 (2004) brings more American Civil War history and Johnny Reb wargaming together with articles on the Battles of Atlanta 1864, Morgan's Raid 1863, Corydon July 9, 1863: Indiana, and Buffington Island July 19, 1863: Portland, Ohio. Other articles include: Early's Attack on East Cemetery Hill Wargame Recap, Ground Scale Tables for JR3, Hasty Entrenchments in the ACW, Modeling Roads for Your Battlefield, News, reviews, and more.
October 19, 2004
Sharkhunters U-Boats
Sharkhunters KTB 177 (June-July 2004) covers submarines, primarily from WWII. Articles include: U-206, U-207, U-208, U-534, USS Thresher (SS 200), Italian WWII Navy submariner Emilio Bianchi, Japanese sub I-180, Italian sub Settimo, Peacetime Submarine Disasters 1908, SS Laconia: Part 6, Little Known Submarine Facts, Spy for Germany Chapter 17, From Naval Aviator to Submariner (German WWII), Reinhard Hardegan Interview Part 1, news, and more.
October 18, 2004
EE&L on Napoleonics
Empire Eagles and Lions v.1 n.84 (December 1984) has articles on: Salamanca Eagles, Italian Troops in French Service, Weight of Artillery and Effects, Saxon Strength and Losses at Wagram 1809, Austerlitz, Army of Simon Bolivar 1819-1825, Skirmish at River Latranche March 4, 1814 (War of 1812), Napoleonic French Artillery Year XI Data, Allix's Artillery System, Questions & Answers, reviews, and more.
October 16, 2004
HMGS/PSW Messenger Pair
HMGS/PSW Messenger 27 and 28 (October and December 1995) add another couple back issues to the archive. Articles inclue: Roman Legion Part I: Short Concise History, Main Battle Tanks, Battle of La Soffel Jan 28 1815, Killer Katanas: Japanese Samurai Wargame Rules Review and Scenarios, Reasons for Naval Battles, Reviews of Armati and Shako, Naval Miniatures, Calender, Election, news, and more.
October 14, 2004
WWII Figure Reviews
Review of Falcon Miniatures and True North Miniatures figures.
October 13, 2004
Game! New issue
Game! Vol. 1 No. 9 (September 2004) covers the gamut of gaming with reviews of: Dragon's Gold, Evo, Goa, Plague of Dreams, Democrazy, Lost Valley, Phoney Baloney, Lupus In Tabula, Bootleggers, What's It To Ya?, and others. Other articles include: What Is The Best Overall RPG?, Primers And Undercoating, Mounting Maps on Hardboard, Gulf Games 14 Report, Lawful Good Orcs, Diplomacy Tactics for Turkey, Good RPG Rules Design, Essay Upon Rolegaming, and the usual War Game Clubs and Game Shops, Conventions 2004, Web-Grognards update, and more.
October 12, 2004
MicroMark TO&Es
MicroMark has over 1500 TO&Es covering from Napoleonic era to modern. MagWeb.com adds 10 modern East and West German entries to the archive.
October 11, 2004
Against the Odds
Against the Odds vol. 2 no. 1 (July 2003) offers an extensive article on North Wind Rain: Planned Japanese Invasion of Manchuria 1941/2, ACW Seven Days and Atlanta Campaigns, Human Wave Attacks, Grand Tactics of the 17th Century, Choosing a System for Guatemala 1954, North Wind Rain Wargame rules, and more.
October 10, 2004
More Halloween Fun
Shadis 50 (August 1998) continues the Octoberfest of fantasy and sci-fi with articles on: Mercenaries in Fantasy Campaigns, Rogue Dragons Mercenary Team, House on Summoner Court, Runequest Slayers Map, Shadis Memories (50 Issues), E3 Report 1998, and the usal mix of reviews, fiction, and ideas.
October 9, 2004
Wargamer's Newsletter 120
Wargamer's Newsletter 120 (March 1972) offers articles on: Musical Box Tank 1918, Weapon Changes 1839, Burgundian Siege 1543, Russian Advances Towards the NW Frontier of British India, Reproducing Belfast Troubles, The Pros and Cons of Conventions, Battle Report of the Month, Letters, lots of product news and reviews, and more. Special thanks to Bob Hagarty of Imperialist Enterprises (574-293-4398) for allowing MagWeb.com to borrow his personal issues.
October 8, 2004
Interactive History for Students
Junior General 5 (July 2004) offers articles from a history teacher's perspective, including: Battle of Camerone, Battle of Chippawa (1814), WW II Aerial Combat, Korean War Aerial Combat, Battle of Granicus (334 BC), Battle of Kadesh (1300 BC), Battle of Prokhorovka (1943), Battle of Leuthen 1757, Battle of Midway Version 2, Battle of Sekigahara (1600), a piece on making paper soldiers, WWI Aircraft illustrations, and more.
October 6, 2004
El Dorado: South and Central American Military History
El Dorado vol. 2 no. 2 (Jul-Aug 1989) fills in another back issue with articles on: Danish Colonial Troops in the West Indies 1666-1917, Uniforms of the Dutch East Indies 1795-1873, Ecuador 1956 Insignias and Patches, Uniforms of the Mexican Army 1839-1847 (Part 1: Infantry), Uniforms of Mexico 1910-1922, Chile Uniform 1818, Regimento Espanol "Burgos" en America, Peru Husares de Junin 1970, and more.
October 5, 2004
Halloween Fun
Chainmail 19 (Sep-Oct 1991) starts off the mont of Halloween right with fantasy and sci-fi fare. Articles include: Marvelous Monsters: Chamelimen, Swamp Stalker, and Shadow Guardian, Heroic Attitudes, Recipe for Adventurer's Stew, Paul Trollslayer character, Chilling Equinox fiction, Ranger attributes, and more.
October 4, 2004
Seven Years War
Seven Years War Asso. Journal vol. 13 no. 2 (Fall 2003) brings us a great article on George Washington (Part 1: Jumonville Skirmish), North Carolina and the Seven Years War, American Provincials at the Siege of Havana, Battle Flags of the Arquebusiers de Grassin, 18th Century Quotable Quotes, Refighting Hochkirch at Austerlitz, Kolin Wargame: A Re-Fight, Review: The War of the Austrian Succession, humor, and more.
October 3, 2004
EE&L on Napoleonics
Empire Eagles and Lions v.1 n.23 (March 1978) has articles on: US Light Dragoons of War of 1812, The Last Continentals: An Army of 80 Men, Training British Engineer Officer Cadets, French Light Troops, Missing Cannons of the Post American Revolution, Lauzan's Legion, Napoleonic Guns Muskets and Firing, Firing From the Saddle, Polish Legions in Italy 1797-1803, and more.
October 2, 2004
News
October 1, 2004
Five Time Wally
PW Review (March 1994, April/May 1994, June 1994, October 1994, and February 1995) fills in some holes in the PWR back issues, all of which allow Wally to rant and roll about historical wargaming. Articles include: Battle at Fort Fall (ACW), Seven Years Wargamery, Skirmish Gaming Thoughts, Running Convention Games, Buttcrack Arkansas (ACW), Battle for Freemont (ACW), Who's Waxing Whom? (ACW), Wargame Survey Questions and Responses, Road to Argentepentum (Victorian Colonial Wargame), Union Attacks at Dawn (ACW), The Corbett Game Revisited (Napoleonics), Of Rams and Rammers and Rammees, Hastings, British Victorian Colonial, Half-Hour Campaigns, DBA/M Romans, Inverse Pip Theory, The Balanced Game WWII Europe Aflame, Franco-Prussian War Rules, Another Movement-Pip Alternative to DBA/DBM, Wally Plays in a WRG Ancients Tournament, Battle of Glopp (7YW), Thoughts on Wheeling, Fire and Fury 10 Years Later, Battle at Weston (ACW), Siege Game, A Gettysburg Scenario, and more.
September 30, 2004
MagWeb.com Monthly Tally
MagWeb.com posted 25 issues and equivalents, 4 news items, and a Snappy Nappy Wargame Report.
For the year, Jan-September 2004, MagWeb.com has posted: 236 issues and equivalents, 62 news items, 40 book reviews, 1 wargame review, 2 miniature figures reviews, 1 sample chapter, 2 convention recaps, 1 28-part overview of the Smithsonian's new museum, 1 Snappy Nappy Wargame Report, and 1 other article. And MagWeb.com's 8th birthday!
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