"HMGS War College at Fall In" Topic

For those who might be interested, here is a brief listing of the lectures and speakers at the HMGS War College at Fall In 2022 this weekend:

FRIDAY

9am "Jersey Blues: A Military History of New Jersey to 1900" by Cole Snedeker

10am "Borodino 2022 After Action Report" by David Bonk

11am "From the Easter Offensive to the Fall of Saigon: Hanoi's Armor in Action, 1972--1975" by Jeff Schultz

2pm "Irish War of Independence: Vehicles and Ambushes" by Martin Fenelon

3pm "Ancient Vehicles of War: Horses, Camels and Elephants" by Connor Marsland

4pm "The Falklands War and The Principles of War" by Martin Fenelon

5pm "Ottoman Twilight and the Future of Age of Eagles" by Wilbur Gray

6pm "Surviving History's Largest Tank Battle" by Pete Panzeri

SATURDAY

11am "Republican Chinese Victories in WW2: Scenarios for Wargaming" by Ching Chin

Noon "HMGS Wants You!--Volunteering at HMGS" by Frank Luberti

1pm "Writing Military History Books: A Conversation with Steve Zaloga of Osprey Publishing" by Steve Zaloga

2pm "The Wrong Stone Wall: A Reevaluation of Pender's Assault and Buford's Defense of Seminary Ridge" by Mike Priest

3pm "Trainwreck at Osona: Railroad Destruction in Herero Strategy and Tactics" by Roy Jones

4pm "20 September 1944: Visualizing A Second World War Campaign Through Operation Market-Garden's Decisive Day" by Wyatt Brown

5pm "Wargaming and the World War 2 Paper Collection at the MCOE Donovan Research Library, Fort Benning" by Steven Waddell

6pm "Debate: The Greatest Tank Battle Ever" by Pete Panzeri

7pm "The History of NYWA: 50 Years of Wargaming, New York Style" by Frank Luberti

Further details can be found at the Fall In 2022 web site (by clicking on the link for "Games & Events") and in the Fall in 2022 program at the convention.

Hope to see you there.

Some really interesting topics there! I wish someone would record them and put them on podcasts or youtube for those who could not go to the convention.

Thank you for the kind words regarding the HMGS War College.

FYI, past War College lectures are available at the HMGS web site. Please click on the links for "Programs" and "HMGS Videos."

Enjoy the lectures.

I have yet to ever see one of these, the Borodino one on Friday ( was only there Saturday) would have been a good one for me. Only saw a couple pictures and the GM of game I played was there and said the Russians won.