Uniforms, Arms, and Equipment. The U. S. Army on the Western Frontier – Book Review
McChristian's book is an outstanding reference for collectors and museum curators.
Read MorePosted on Aug 24, 2007 in Books and Movies, Front Page Features
CrossCut Games Interview
James sits down with Adam West of CrossCut Games to get the scoop on their latest projects. Head in and read the briefing soldier!
Read MoreYokohama’s New Grand Hotel – MacArthur’s First Japanese Home
"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 MoreAir Chief Marshall Sir Harry Broadhurst
Historian Carlo D'Este takes a look at the career of this little known pioneer airman and a fighter ace during the Battle of Britain.
Read MoreCarriers at War
Carriers at War is an update of a 90s classic. Read the ACG review to see if this game does the original justice.
Read MoreACG WebOps (19 August 2007)
Armchair General's WebOps, our 'this week in military history'-styled look at news links and related websites throughout the Internet!
Read MorePatriot Battles – Book Review
Wars are fought by men of all classes and walks of life. This fact could not have been truer for those that fought the American Revolution on both sides of the battle lines.
Read MoreIn the Footsteps of Heroes
Chad Weisensel shares some thoughts and pictures of his time with Easy Company Veteran Bill Wingett and the Band of Brothers Tour.
Read MoreCombat Mission Shock Force Review
In the alternate future of Combat Mission Shock Force, the US invades a hostile Syria. While the premise is sound, does the gameplay stack up? Hit up the review to find out.
Read MoreProkhorovka: The Deciding Battle of Kursk
Kursk would mark the end of the great German offensives. It would also signal the beginning of the Russian recovery of its land and its dignity. And no one could tell a soldier of the Motherland that revenge is a dish served cold.
Read MoreACG WebOps (12 August 2007)
Armchair General's WebOps, our 'this week in military history'-styled look at news links and related websites throughout the Internet!
Read MoreTactics 101: 018 – River Crossing Operations
The crossing of a river (unopposed and especially opposed) can truly be an emotional event for all those involved.
Read MoreChasing Ghosts: Failures and Facades in Iraq – Book Review
No matter where you stand politically or how you feel about the war in Iraq if you want to see an unabashed and unapologetic look at the war in Iraq as seen by the grunts on the sharp end of the stick then this book is for you.
Read MoreCommander – Europe at War Review
Commander - Europe at War lets players of all skill levels revel in World War II strategic glory. Check out the review to see the verdict.
Read MoreTeam Zero – Comic Review
The story is based loosely on the prelude to the Cold War, when the United States and Soviet Union scrambled to seize resources and experts during the fall of the Third Reich.
Read MoreACG WebOps (5 August 2007)
Armchair General's WebOps, our 'this week in military history'-styled look at news links and related websites throughout the Internet!
Read MoreHPS Campaign Chickamauga Review
Mike takes a look at HPS Campaign Chickamauga. Can the confederates force the Union into retreat? Only you can decide.
Read MoreA. P. Hill – Lee’s Enigmatic General
A man of contradictions - both in character and action - A.P. Hill, like his mentor, Lee, abhorred slavery. And like Lee, he resigned his federal commission to serve his native state.
Read MoreWeapons of the Tankers – Book Review
Prior to the formation of the armored forces, tanks were deployed by the infantry and cavalry as organic parts of their organization. Therefore the American tanks were designed for two separate doctrines.
Read MoreThe Incorrect Art of War [Episode 32] – The Night of the Long Diodes
It's all gone horribly wrong...but Doctor Sinister seems only interested in having a decent packed lunch for the escape pod...
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