The experts who teach battlefield tactics to the U.S. Army’s military leaders share the secrets to victory in squad combat. ACG’s Battle Book arms gamers with the real-time tactics that win on Empire Earth III’s battlefields. Grab the full guide here! (first page below) ...
Read MoreThe annual Show of Shows event took place in Louisville, Kentucky and despite a massive ice storm that closed down Louisville the show went on!
Read More"Our man in Kabul," Army Lt. Col. Doug Mastriano sends this report of recent activities of his NATO unit in Afghanistan.
Read MoreFor many collectors of militaria the objects that we collect are a link back in time. But far too often we hear, "if only this piece could tell its stories".
Read MoreIn 2004 Norwegian hikers in Sweden stumbled upon the remains of a man in a German uniform. After three years of research the soldier has now finally been laid to rest.
Read MoreAs the Greatest Generation continues to depart this earth, it seems appropriate to pause and recognize one of those 16 million Americans who served in uniform during World War II.
Read MoreEugene Fluckey was the most decorated submariner in US Naval history. As commander of the USS Barb (SS-220), he sunk more tonnage than any other US skipper.
Read MoreAs time goes by, veterans are fewer in number. Martin Fielden reveals details of his trip to commemorate them.
Read MoreACG recently received this unofficial report via email and want to share it with our readers. Here is the unedited text that we received.
Read MoreThis weekend, an estimated 150,000 spectators attended the 2007 Gathering of Mustangs and Legends at Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, Ohio.
Read MorePaul defends Bastogne against a ferocious German assault. Check out this final GenCon battle report.
Read MoreAn exclusive interview with the hero of the Vietnam War's 1965 Battle of the Ia Drang Valley and co-author of We Were Soldiers Once...and Young.
Read MoreOn the scene at GenCon, Paul plays a quick round of Victory at Sea. Read the battle report to see if US could send the Imperial Navy to the bottom!
Read MoreFought in northern France, the battle saw an out numbered force of between 8,000 to 12,000 Englishmen engage and defeat a French force of between 30,000 and 72,000 men with the use of superior firepower.
Read MoreThe world of World War II grand strategy games can be confusing. Fortunately, Armchair General has sorted through a pile of recent releases to give you the latest intelligence on what game best fits your style. Read the briefing for more info.
Read More"Walk through history" with this article and photo gallery about Yokohama's New Grand Hotel, Douglas MacArthur's first stop in Japan after the end of hostilities in August 1945.
Read MoreChad Weisensel shares some thoughts and pictures of his time with Easy Company Veteran Bill Wingett and the Band of Brothers Tour.
Read MoreThe Axis and Allies: War at Sea game hit the shelves March 16th, and includes 64 units from the Japanese, Italian, German, America, British, French and Australian fleets. Armadas include fighters, bombers, submarines, destroyers, cruisers and battle ships. A complete list of all the units included in the first set has also been published. The starter set includes nine random miniatures, dice, maps, damage counters and a rule booklet. Booster packs contain five figures, such as carriers and battleships (rare), cruisers and seaplanes (uncommon) and fighters and destroyers (common). Armchair General now takes a look at what kind of units War at Sea is sporting. Air Power Battleships Destroyers Cruisers Next: Air...
Read MoreDavid Kilcullen is Senior Counterinsurgency Adviser with the Multi-National Force in Iraq, advisor to General Patreus - we link to one of his articles.
Read MoreIn Tokyo's Akihabara district, visitors may encounter small but almost ominous shops that resemble a black market arsenal for some aspiring warlord.
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