2004 WebWarrior Websites
As 2004 comes to a close, the December WebWarrior article brings you the listing of the websites featured in the past year!
On TV: Investigating History: Was Napoleon Murdered?
The History Channel will be airing an episode of Investigating History on Dec. 20, which will feature Ben Weider (an internationally known Napoleonic scholar, and father of Armchair General Magazine publisher, Eric Weider). The debate over whether Napoleon was murdered, or died of natural causes will be the subject of the episode.
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Websites to compliment the November 2004 Armchair General Magazine: George Washington, Cowpens, and Guilford Courthouse.
Read MoreWarfare HQ joins forces with Armchair General Magazine!
We're pleased to announce a major event. Armchair General Magazine and WarfareHQ.com have merged their respective discussion forums into a single entity! The URL of our forums has changed as well. This has been done so that the forums reside on a completely separate server. Hopefully, this will make the forum a bit speedier too.
Here is the new URL: http://War-Forums.com. Please remember to update your bookmarks!
WebWarrior: MagWeb.com
Along with Armchair General Magazine, a subscription to MagWeb.com is another of the best ways to get your military history and wargaming information.
Read MoreContest Winner Announced!
Amrchair General is happy to announce the winner of the 'Who am I' contest, Richard Story! Richard provided the correct answer, General "Mad" Anthony Wayne, and will receive a free subscription to Armchair General. Congratulations, Richard!
Read MoreWebWarrior: LZ X-Ray
Taking a closer look at the website www.lzxray.com, and its webmaster, Steve Moore, son of the legendary Hal Moore.
Read MoreWebWarrior: The Korean War Educator
For this month's article, I introduce to you Lynnita Brown and her website, the Korean War Educator.
Read MoreWebWarrior: The Cold War
For this month?s article, I will take a break from the norm to bring you something a bit different.
Read MoreEric Weider’s 60th Anniversary of D-DAY Cruise
Eric Weider (Publisher, Armchair General) was lucky enough to be in and around Normandy, France during the 60th Anniversary remembrance. He brought back a photo journal to share the event with our readers.
Read MoreThank You : Memorial Day
On this Memorial Day weekend in the US, Armchair General would like to thank the men and women who have sacrificed so that we could remain free. We thank them for the freedom we enjoy in this great nation. Never forget!
Read MoreWebWarrior: The DropZone.org
In the May article, I profile military historian, author, webmaster and wargamer Patrick O'Donnell.
Read MoreWebWarrior: RKKA in the World War II
In the April edition of the WebWarrior article, I profile Aleksei Mikhailovich Vasetsky, and his website, RKKA in the World War II, an Armchair General Hosted Site!
Read MoreWebWarrior: MilitaryHistoryOnline
In the March WebWarrior article, I profile Brian Williams and his website, MilitaryHistoryOnline.com.
Read MoreEditor’s Letter from Issue 2
Get an advanced look at the Editor's Letter from our second issue, and see what is in store for our readers!
Read MoreWorld’s Greatest General Part II: The Far East
Armchair General is proud to present part two in our series of polls to determine who the world's greatest general was. This time, we feature the Far East. Come and add your vote!
Read MoreWebWarrior: The Patton Society
Our feature writer Jim "WebWarrior" Moreno talks with Mike Province of The Patton Society about being a long-time collector of General Patton material, running a website dedicated to the general, and the trials of both.
Read MoreCanadian-Born Publisher Launches Armchair General
This interview of Armchair General's publisher is from the National Post. Come explore some of the reasons why he published this magazine.
Read MoreHot off the press: Premiere Issue
Ever find yourself daydreaming at work or in the car...wondering where magazines come from? Well today is your lucky day! We have a few snap shots from the printing of our inaugural issue. See where magazines come into the world!
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