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carojon24 Feb 2024 2:57 a.m. PST

One of the games played at last month's meeting of the Devon Wargames Group was a recreation of the Battle of Mobile Bay using Dawn of Iron from Scary Biscuits Studios.

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With a few adaptations it seems the game produced lots of drama with the Union seemingly snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

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If you would like to know more then just follow the link to the club blog.

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JJ

Dave Jackson Supporting Member of TMP24 Feb 2024 7:55 a.m. PST

Saw this on the FB page. Nice. Have not yet delved into "Dawn of Iron" ….but I hear good things about it.

Fitzovich Supporting Member of TMP24 Feb 2024 6:49 p.m. PST

Great looking game. We tried Dawn of Iron this week and were very impressed with it.

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TimePortal26 Feb 2024 5:46 p.m. PST

I visited Fort Morgan and enjoyed watching the target demonstration with actual garrison guns. I was amazed at how accurate they were. The target were one or two bouys tied together

Murvihill28 Feb 2024 5:57 a.m. PST

Heh heh, we did a gunfire exercise when I was in the Navy in 1987/88. The 'targets' were called as trucks, but they looked like pieces of modern art that had been spraypainted yellow. I was supposedly safety observer but hadn't had my glass prescription checked lately and was useless as everything looked blurry.
During another gunfire exercise they flushed a bunch of fire controlmen who had taken to nude sunbathing on top of their equipment room, the highest deck on the ship below the masts. The gun shook the entire ship and the decks were normally cleared for the front half of the ship.

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