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GovTechWorks: How a Board Game Helps DoD Win Real Battles
by Michael Peck | Oct 5, 2016 Computers continue to revolutionize modern warfare, not the least of when it comes to putting battle plans to the test. Devise the scenario, feed it into the
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“Thunder in the Ozarks” design analysis
By Fred Manzo Hermann Luttmann’s latest game, “Thunder in the Ozarks: the Battle of Pea Ridge” is being released by Revolution Games next month. I was its developer and its artist was Rick Barber. It
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Five Times Fives – A Boardgaming Way Review of “Knights of the Air”
By Paul Comben: Looking for Buried Wargaming Treasure in the BGG Basement Part 1 Knights of the Air By and large we all have an idea how this works – wargames rated over
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The MIT Press: “Zones of Control: Perspectives on Wargaming”
By the Staff of The MIT Press: Edited by Pat Harrigan and Matthew G. Kirschenbaum Foreword by James F. Dunnigan Overview “Games with military themes date back to antiquity, and yet they are curiously
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Podcast: Wargames to Go with Mark Johnson and Paul Comben
By Mark Johnson: Timestamps (approximate) 12:09 – Andrew Hobley interview (Bicentennial Waterloo gaming) 38:25 – Pete Belli interview (One-Minute Waterloo) 1:02:45 – Books & Films 1:19:45 – Paul Comben interview (Waterloo wargaming) 1:59:30 –
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Stonewall’s Sword Player’s Aid – Terrain Levels
By Steve Best: Stonewall’s Sword Reference map 1 (Although the terrain levels in Stonewall’s Sword: The Battle of Cedar Mountain seemed clear enough to me and the other playtesters some people who have now
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