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“Brawling Battleships Steel” – A Boardgaming Review by Mitch Freedman
Research, Design and Development: Bruce Kohrn Rules and Additional Development: S. Craig Taylor, Jr. Publisher: Lost Battalion Games Review by Mitch Freedman This is actually an expansion of a game that first came out
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The Battle of Leyte Gulf (The Battle off Samar)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9_fvCKFyQY dimwittedfool 4.76K subscribers “A condensed version of the naval action off the island of Samar in what can be described as a victory against all odds.”
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Popular Mechanics: The U.S. Officially Begins Building Its New Missile Submarine
The Columbia-class submarines will serve more than 40 years and carry hundreds of nuclear warheads to sea at a time. By Kyle Mizokami May 29, 2019 “A U.S. shipyard has cut first steel for the first
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Video: The Wargamers Who Won a Real War
Lindybeige Published on Jul 22, 2018 SUBSCRIBE 825K “In World War Two, WATU was formed to test convoy escort tactics in the Battle of the Atlantic, using wargaming. The results were palpable. My primary source
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Video: The Battle of Samar – Odds? What are those?
Drachinifel Published on Feb 27, 2019 SUBSCRIBE 44K “In which a small force of escorts and small carriers face off against the biggest battleship the world has ever seen, plus all its friends. And win.”
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Video: Invasion of Japan: Operation Olympic
Military History Visualized Published on Apr 21, 2017 SUBSCRIBE 444K “This video takes a look at Operation Olympic, which was part of Operation Downfall the Invasion of Japan and focused on the island Kyushu. It
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On Table Top: NAVAL WARGAMING – AN INTRODUCTION TO BATTLES AT SEA & BEYOND
By Crew: “Mankind has fought battles on the sea for more than 3,000 years. Global sea trade routes have always been a vital strategic concern for nations but even in the interior of large
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Video: Sails of Glory Review by Prof. Marco Arnaudo
Intro (00:00); Ship log, action markers, and movement cards (03:08); close up of two of the models (07:56); cones of fire and resolving movement (08:24); combat (14:03); conclusions (22:22)
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