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Tango0124 Jul 2026 1:37 p.m. PST

… Revolution 1774-1782 by David C. Bonk.

"With the previous twelve months taken up with exploring the delights of the American War of Independence I thought I would share my thoughts on some recent additions to the reading and research resources that are helping to develop the new collection of figures; starting with 'Victory or Death, a Wargamers Guide to the American Revolution, 1774-1782' by David C. Bonk (DB), who is a long-time wargamer, military history author and student of the American Revolution.

I have to admit, I wasn't sure how useful this book was going to be when I purchased it, given that I'm a fairly 'long-time wargamer', and 'student of the American War of Independence (AWI)' myself, with a collection of books, rules and other paraphernalia, that no doubt most of us who've been doing this daft hobby for a while are likely to have…"

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