The Incorrect Art of War [Episode 02] – Project Sleigh-Ride
We take a trip to visit our resident Supervillain, Doctor Sinister, as he prepares to celebrate Christmas in his own unique way.
Could it be goodbye forever to Santa Claus?
Braunschweig – An After Action Report Part VII
'German recon has penetrated to within four hexes north of Siaznyy, which is itself about 10 hexes from Fortress Baku. They moved much faster this turn than expected. If they arrive piecemeal, I may send out a welcoming party to maul the advance units.'
Armchair General Magazine Index
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Read MoreBraunschweig – An After Action Report Part VI
'This plan would leave open the southern flank of the peninsula. And it would require sufficient time to evolve, leaving more than enough turns for the German forces around T’bilisi to make their way down to relieve their trapped comrades. There is also the possibility that my forces in the mountains are discovered before the main German raiding party is far enough south to fall into my trap.'
Braunschweig – An After Action Report Part V
'The northern offensive crushes forward, chewing on the Germans and Italians and Rumanians. From what I can see, German battalions hold the western end of the front. The 203rd RD from the 1st Gds pushed through a short span in the lines held by the Italians and unless they are contained, will pocket some strong German units.'
Braunschweig – An After Action Report Part IV
'Four German artillery regiments are decimating the NKVD and the 2nd/349th at Botlikh. I’ve moved in another reserve tank regiment to confine the Germans to the valley itself, but I may have just wasted that regiment as the valley defense is being driven backwards without remorse.'
Braunschweig – An After Action Report Part III
'The Stalingrad front held - all except for the collapsing Serafimovich pocket. I’ve pulled back what I could across the river and it looks as if I’ll lose 1-3 divisions depending on how well he can advance toward the bridge.'
The Flower of Remembrance
McCrae's poem had a huge impact on two women, Anna E. Guerin of France and Georgia native Moina Michael. Both worked hard to initiate the sale of artificial poppies to help orphans and others left destitute by the war. By the time Guerin established the first sale in the U.S., in 1920 with the help of the American Legion, the poppy was well known in the allied countries ‧ America, Britain, France, Canada, Australia and New Zealand ‧ as the 'Flower of Remembrance.'
Braunschweig – An After Action Report Part II
Part II in the After Action Report (AAR) based on the Braunschweig scenario for The Operational Art of War, or TOAW, as it is more commonly called. The Braunschweig scenario details the German campaign for Stalingrad & the Caucasus, July 22, 1942 - February 16, 1943.
The Incorrect Art of War [Episode 01] – Return of the Empire
We herewith present the first in a humorous new series - "The Incorrect Art of War". Join our resident insane Supervillain Doctor Sinister and his faithful military Chief of Staff - General Menace - as they discuss world events, oh and the total conquest of the United States of America.
Read MoreBraunschweig – An After Action Report
Armchair General and Warfare HQ team up to bring you an After Action Report (AAR) based on the Braunschweig scenario for The Operational Art of War, or TOAW, as it is more commonly called. The Braunschweig scenario details the German campaign for Stalingrad & the Caucasus, July 22, 1942 - February 16, 1943.
The Sheepdogs
A poem from Russ Vaughn, 2d Bn, 327th Parachute Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Division, Vietnam 65-66.
ACG’s Basic Guide to Military Unit Symbols
We often get asked questions about what the symbols you see on maps and in wargames actually represent. This is a small sampling of some general unit symbols, which should cover most modern time periods. Also included is a unit size chart, so you know the difference between x and xxxx.
The Foiled Plot to Remove General Washington
Step back in time with Armchair General to the American Revolutionary War, and the plot to remove General Washington from power.
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