Last year I picked up your May 2004 issue on the D-Day invasion. I kept it for a resource if I ever had a chance to visit the battlefields. I am currently over in France and the magazine came with me, what great maps and stories. I attached a picture of me in front of the 1st US Infantry Division Monument overlooking Omaha Beach holding the Armchair General tour map.
Read MoreI read with interest your article “Napoleon: A champion of Human Rights†(no author) in the July 2005 edition of Armchair General. It was my understanding that the only knowledge of the proclamation was the publication of the contents in a Paris newspaper/magazine. Do you know if there is a copy of the proclamation in existence?
Read MoreDiscovered your magazine in the PX and found it superb. When I subscribe, are the articles available electronically as well?
Read MoreMy son sent me a copy of your Dec/Jan 2005 issue. I thought your top 10 "War Films" of all time was excellent, especially with "Paths of Glory" and "Breaker Morant."
Read MoreI found it odd that you had an article regarding Napoleon being poisoned. There is just as much evidence to suggest he was not poisoned as was. I doubt that anyone can conclusively state how Napoleon died.
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