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| Tinned Stew | 03 Jun 2016 3:33 a.m. PST |
SOTCW Journal 87 now out Journal 87 is now out. Paper copies were posted earlier today, and PDFs have been uploaded to Wargame Vault. Back issues from subscription 10 (Journals 59-64) are now also available from Wargame Vault. Contents
Darsa Kobba – Rif War, Morocco, 24 June – 6 July 1924
Warsaw Pact River Crossing in the Cold War – Tactics and vehicles used
A Modelling Guide To Creating a Shadouf Well – A step by step guide with photos
Wargaming with Young Children – Introducing children to Wargaming
Meet The Members – Assistant Editor Andrew Rolph
A River Crossing Summer 1941 – A Regiment/Brigade level scenario for Spearhead
Notes on the Great War – Rob Morgan's series continues
"The American Front" in the Great War – Wargaming an alternative WW1 history
Taking Lyon on the Ninth Day – The 1964 Warsaw Pact Plan for a Nuclear War in Europe
Operation Konrad I – January 1945 – The Relief of Budapest
The Kosovan Liberation Army – Ushtria Clirimatre E Kosoves or the KLA in the 90s
Nachtjäger – German infrared equipment in WW2
Drive on Smolensk – a replay – An After Action Report
Charlie Foxtrot – Modern squad rules for 20mm
The Armoury
Big Boys Toys
Microscene
Rules of War
Little Warriors
Bookshelf
Rob's Rearguard
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| Richard Baber | 03 Jun 2016 4:12 a.m. PST |
I have my copy, excellent as always, the new editorial team have done wonders in improving the style and content – well done guys :) |
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