We take an advanced look at the next generation of Combat Mission. Shock Force is nearly here - but will it have as much impact as its forefathers?
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Read MoreThe Battle of Kasserine Pass, though depicted as a serious debacle for the Americans, can actually be looked at as an American victory, although Pyrrhic in nature.
Read MoreThe author begins by stating that this is about the 'software' of war, as he terms it, concentrating on actual battles and the events surrounding them.
Read MoreLaunch your summer campaign by picking up the latest issue of ACG! Follow the trail of America's greatest WWI hero, fight with George Washington at Germantown in 1777, fly with the Red Baron on his last fateful mission and discover how General Patton fought at the Battle of the Bulge - all this and more!
Read MoreWe strap on Master Chief's MJOLNIR armor to bring a can of whoop-ass across the galaxy. James gives his impressions of the Halo 3 beta.
Read MoreHistorian Carlo D'Este concludes his series of articles about the largely unknown contribution of the exile Poles in World War II.
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Read MoreThe day after the return of devolved government to Northern Ireland, we take a look back at the story of Irish nationalism and the struggle for independence.
Read MoreLearning and war. Somehow Strategy First has managed to combine the two. Find out the verdict on Making History: the Calm and the Storm.
Read MoreThe Imperial War Museum is well known for its substantial collection of militaria housed in Kennington, London, but it has a number of satellite collections, the most significant of these being Duxford in Cambridgeshire.
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Read MoreGeneralleutnant Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche und Camminetz served Germany mostly on the East Front - he would eventually become known as simply "Der Panzer Graf (The Tank Count)."
Read MoreWith the release of C&C 3: Tiberium Wars on the 360 next week, ACG takes a look at the demo. Can analog sticks compare to a keyboard and mouse?
Read MoreThis book is important for understanding the mindset and background of the typical Iranian "revolutionary" - who were almost without exception shown to be as ignorant as they were idealistic.
Read MoreDo spreadsheets and spears mix? Click to check out our thoughts on Epic of the Peloponnesian War.
Read MoreKane lives and he's as dastardly as ever. Ryan Stepalavich takes C&C 3: Tiberium Wars for a spin. Click to read our review on the latest chapter of the snarky, bald menace.
Read MoreSomething is afoot at the headquarters of our resident evil genius - has Doctor Sinister finally cracked it? Somehow, it seems unlikely...
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Read MoreBeginning this month, we will start a series of articles on the offense. This month we will key on some basics just so we are all talking the same language.
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