By the 1830’s, political reforms were sought by The Patriotes, a political organization headed by Louis Joseph Papineau, and aided by a militant wing called the Sons of Liberty. On November 7th 1837, open violence between “reformists†and pro-British elements erupted in Montreal.
Read MoreACG leaves the battlefield to explore 1920's New England and visit with Elder Gods. Dare you risk your sanity to answer the call?
Read MoreZinni has had a remarkable career that spanned from the Vietnam War to Commander of Central Command (Centcom) during Operation Desert Fox to being designated a ‘Wise Man’ whose ability as a diplomat can open doors.
Read MoreIf you are unfamiliar with Down in Flames, it is a unique game series which uses cards to portray WWII air combat.
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.
Read MoreBy the end of World War One, Japan was seen emerging from a dark medieval past into a growing industrial might. Of all the countries of the Far East, Japan was fast becoming a candidate in the arena of world powers.
Read MoreA whole new range of challenges await you as you take a break from all the fighting and find a job as an Armchair Mayor in this richly detailed city management simulation.
Read MoreCpt Fernando A Franco continues his series of exclusive reports for ACG detailing the continuing operations to maintain stability and democracy in Iraq.
Read MoreIf a war game could ever get a reputation, it would likely be Advanced Squad Leader (ASL) for complexity – or at least the sheer volume of its rule book. MMP tries to simplify our lives --and the rules-- in this ASL starter kit.
Read MoreInfantryman 1st Lieutenant Adam J. Tiffen reports on what it's really like to fight on the front line in the War on Terrorism!
Read MoreACG takes a look at the recent demo to see if the battlefields of the near future will be worth visiting.
Read MoreThe day started well for us, moving into the outskirts of a small village called Wolfheze. Our party of Reconnaissance and Royal Engineers were to scout an area for further troop and supply drops...
Read MoreTrading her rifle for a pen, Karpinsky angrily shouts back at the male dominated military.
Read MoreStaging the Napoleonic retreat from Moscow brings more than fake snow to parts of North Wales...
Read MoreA huge, historically accurate simulation of the Stalingrad campaign. Well worth buying for any fan of the Panzer Campaign series and anyone interested in the brutal fighting of 1942-43.
Read MoreWe are pleased to present an extract from Richard Lowry's latest book, focusing on seven bloody days in Iraq.
Read MoreThe date was 2 October 1918, and it seemed as if fate was determined that this group of mostly American immigrants should never live to see another day.
Read MoreExplore Cyrodiil while fending off the minions of Oblivion in this new entry into the Elder Scrolls franchise.
Read MoreWorth buying to introduce friends or new gamers to the strategic level of the European Theater of World War II. If they enjoyed Axis and Allies but ran screaming away from World In Flames, this is probably the game for them.
Read MoreACG presents this examination of the justification for the US's doctrine of waging preemptive warfare in its global war on terrorism. Major Lid is a 20-year veteran of airborne, infantry and special operations assignments and therefore brings his considerable insight into the discussion regarding America's new approach to dealing with the unprecedented security threats faced today. Sharply criticized by opponents of America's "preemptive warfare" doctrine, the new strategy continues to stir debate. Here are the basic considerations regarding the purpose, morality and consequences of the new path in America's military strategy.
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