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Read MoreOnce again Armchair General has hit one out of the park. Please forward my appreciation to Abraham Rabinovich on his outstanding article on General Moshe Peled, a truly gifted armored commander.
Read MoreJerry Morelock, former Chief of Russia Branch on the Joint Staff in the Pentagon and editor-in-chief of Armchair General magazine, provides additional insight into the Russian invasion of South Ossetia in the Republic of Georgia.
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The mid-January FLASHPOINTS by Col. (Ret) John Antal identifies concerns over Egypt's new constitution, increasing chaos in Libya, and problems in South Sudan as the top three concerns for the US.
Read MoreThe November 2008 issue of Armchair General magazine compares George S. Patton and Erwin Rommel, plus articles on the Katyn Forest Massacre, Napoleon's Old Guard, Tito, Kasserine Pass, an interview with Carlo D'Este and more.
Read MoreThe March 2010 issue of Armchair General magazine features an interactive decision-making game based on Erwin Rommel in WWI, plus articles on Adm. Karl Doenitz, the Spanish-American War in Cuba, the Battle of the Bulge, and History's Top 10 Forgotten Battles.
Read MoreThe May 2011 issue of Armchair General magazine features the story of military service in America, the valor of African-American soldiers in WW1, and 10 questions for football great and wounded Vietnam vet rocky Bleier.
Read MoreThe March 2011 Armchair General magazine examines a winning strategy for America with Iran, and looks at the not-so-great 'Great Sioux War,' plus 'Who Really Sank the Bismarck?' and more.
Read MoreThe January 2012 edition of Armchair General magazine breaks down the titanic struggle between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Plus - Gary Sinise interview; Churchill's great misstep; and American tragedy at the Bulge.
Read MoreThe September 2010 issue of Armchair General magazine examines the fall of Vietnam in 1975 and how in WW2 the casualties on Okinawa prompted use of the atom bomb, plus interactive articles Jerusalem 1967 and Rommel vs. Crusader 1941.
Read MoreThe July 2010 Armchair General interactive magazine considers what Sun Tzu might have said about Waterloo, plus an exclusive report on Abu Ghraib by William Terpeluk and 'War and Democracy,' from Teddy Roosevelt to Barack Obama.
Read MoreContents of the May 2010 Armchair General magazine plus links to online extras about "The Pacific" miniseries, Mideastern history, and a home for football's famous warriors.
Read Morethe most recent Internal Look wargame by U.S. Central Command examined an Israeli strike on Iran, and how such an action might escalate, drawing in the United States.
Read MoreNow is the perfect time to buy some must-read books for the upcoming holidays. This article delivers a nice sample of highly recommended books for readers of military history.
Read MoreArmchair General magazine's January 2010 issue features 'War: A Photo History,' plus articles on Mongol Horsemen, the 10st Airborne, Bush's War on Terror, and 10 questions for 'The General,' legendary basketball coach Bobby Knight.
Read MoreTrue stories of the courage and sacrifice of those awarded the Medal of Honor, America's highest military honor. Plus an analysis of Robert E. Lee's Gettysburg tactics, using Sun Tzu's Art of War, and articles on D-Day, the Siege of Rhodes and more.
Read MoreThe November 2009 Armchair General magazine explores George Patton's finest hour - plus FREE downloadable PC game, March to Baghdad!
Read MorePhoto essay of the 300th Anniversary of the Battle of Poltava, where the Russian Army of Peter the Great defeated the Swedish Army of King Charles XII.
Read MoreThis issue of Armchair General magazines looks at the naval genius of Lord Nelson; An Loc, the battle that should have won the Vietnam War; the fate of U-boat 166;and more.
Read MoreIsrael has set the stage for a full-scale assault into Gaza, utilizing improved intelligence ops and isolation tactics to split Hamas's forces. For its part, Hamas understands it can't defeat the IDF but believes Israel can be defeated in the media.
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