Armchair General sent a crack team to the 2006 Origins game convention in Columbus OH. It was an interesting experience, and one which we highly recommend for those with the slightest interest in gaming of any type.
Read MoreDoctor Sinister finds himself in Columbus, Ohio, amidst a group of people even stranger than he is...
Read MoreI just received you January 2006 issue on Major General G. A. Custer (Lt. Colonel US Cavalry). I wanted to make a suggestion to you. It is fashionable to write about Armstrong Custer and cover the Battle of Little Bighorn.
Read MorePresenting the winning solution to the Command Decision Game from our May 2006 issue.
Read MoreI ran across your website on the search engine for Pappy Gunn yesterday and was amazed and pleased with all the wonderful comments about my father, Pappy Gunn.
Read MoreOne regular Armchair General reader gives us some feedback on our article on General Douglas MacArthur in the current issue.
Read MoreHaving narrowly escaped destruction once again, Doctor Sinister and General Menace find themselves launching a two-man invasion of the USA!
Read MoreI more or less agree with your assessment of the movies presented in the article. However, I think “Hamburger Hill†should have been included in “The Best†category.
Read MoreOver the past few years my interest in all things military has grown and every aspect is covered in your magazine: History, strategy, leadership, games, reviews about games what more could you ask for?
Read MoreI was wondering if any future issues might have an article on Gen. Chaffee Jr., and his role in the development of America's Armored Forces?
Read MoreFirst of all I want to say that your magazine is simply astounding; every time it shows up in my mail box I cannot put it off until I have completed reading it.
Read MoreI just received the July issue in my mailbox today. Yay! It's always a happy day when your magazine graces my mailbox.
Read MoreHi from Camp Corregidor Ramadi, where "free gun" rules… Our year long tour with 2/28 IN Combat Brigade is almost over and we can’t get enough of Armchair General. It keeps us going and maintains our strategic wits. Pictured (L to R) are myself (LT Caliguire an 11B on a Tank), my gunner, David Klinger and the "tank guru" Daniel Stamm. Taking the picture is Joe Bennet, a sniper who wanted some tank time so I’m making him my driver till we finish. See you back home soon! PS I forgot about our tango, Babydoll, she loves the camera (Named after my girl, it pays to be the officer sometimes). (Click for larger image) *** Thanks for sharing the picture and for being over there in the first place!  Great photo. Have any more from Iraq you can share with our readers? We’d love to see more of what it’s like for you guys… In any event, stay safe, come back home soon, and thanks again for letting Armchair General...
Read MoreAll of us felt fairly certain that the driver had lost his way somewhere along the line so we were not too surprised when we were finally dropped off to find ourselves all alone.
Read MoreACG celebrates National Military Appreciation Month in America inside this month's WebOps!
Read MoreThe July 2006 issue contains a variety of times and places to explore. The feature on Doolittle takes us to the Pacific of course, while other articles span from the time of George Washington, to World Wars I and II, Korea, to modern day Russia. Something for all historians here!
Read MoreLinks to match the stories in the July 2006 (Doolittle) issue.
Read MoreWith his island base a heap of radioactive ash, Doctor Sinister is on the run aboard a nuclear submarine. Join him for this month's adventure!
Read MoreTo learn how the 82d prevailed at La Fière, Armchair General invites you to walk where the “All Americans†fought during those first critical days in Normandy.
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