Aha! We're back--another issue of T.A.G. has seen the light of day!

I feel safe in saying so, anyway, because if it hasn't you won't be reading this. Anyhow, that's the way to bet.

Disaster, of course, still stalks the fugitive offices of the fly-by-night Armchair General Association. Thank God we do not publish in the great state of California where a married woman who suddenly decides she would rather be a hippie can destroy far more grandiose enterprise without hardly trying.

Before lapsing into the fullsome paranoia to which far more senior wargame magazine editors are known to be prone, let me give credit (a dirty trick at a time like this) to the backers of this interesting if somewhat foolhardy venture:

David H. Geisz, Aram Bakshian Jr., James R. Hinds, and, for a brief moment of weakness, Captain Robert Black U.S.A.F.

Have courage--even though we are aware that lawsuits for sums under $10.00 are unprofitable, we are resolved to make every effort to carry on for at least two more.