experiments to find a better way to mount aircraft for wargaming.
In this issue, Ashley Ralston completes his history of Sturmgeschutz Abteilung 197 and gives us the tables of organisation, as well as no less that seven tabletop scenarios. This obviously gives us a fair few pages of WWII Eastern Front, so I have tried to vary the rest of this issues content accordingly:
Gary Richards brings us a very interesting post-Vietnam scenario, and Dale Irwin gives us the background to his fictitious modern naval campaign.
We also have an Arab vs. Israeli scenario.
A RCW scenario; Check Your 6! and Airwar: 1918 scenarios, too.
Piers Brand and the lads of Green Machine Gamers from the Emerald Isle give us two Western Desert scenarios, too.
Along with the usual mix of modelling, history and information stuff, plus all the usual review columns, I hope you find the general mix to your liking.
I'd like to thank everyone who contributed to this issue.