A Reservist Flies the Berlin Airlift
A US Air Force reservist, called up to participate in the Berlin Airlift, shares his story with Armchair General.
Read MoreAxis & Allies Variants
Armchair General presents several variants and mods for Axis & Allies to enhance your gaming experience!
Read MoreRear Area Security in the Operational Art of War
Mark Dabbs provides us with a look at rear area security in Take Two's The Operational Art of War.
Read MoreDuxford Land Warfare Hall
Two of our readers recently took a trip to the Duxford site of the Imperial War Museum in England and have some great AFV and land warfare pictures to share.
Read MoreDuxford Air Museum: A Photo Visit
Two of our readers recently took a trip to the Duxford site of the Imperial War Museum in England and have some great pictures (aircraft) to share from their visit.
Read MoreScenario Designing Tips – Part I
Trey Marshall offers tips and advice to up-and-coming wargame scenario designers. Part I in the series deals with map creation.
Read MoreCommenting on the Industry pt.1 – Wargaming.net
The Entertainmanet Depot's own Ryan Newman recently took a closer look at the business of military gaming at Wargaming.net
Read MoreHistorical Simulations
Explore the history of wargames in this piece by contributing author Pete Martinson.
Read MoreMilitary History in Gaming: Chateau Gaillard
Introducing a new article series! In this first article, staff writer Jim Moreno takes a look at what The Journeyman Project: Buried in Time computer game teaches us about military history.
Read MoreBovington Tank Museum
One of our readers has contributed an excellent piece on his visit to the The Tank Museum in Bovington, England. Many excellent photographs of AFV's from the past 80+ years.
Read MoreACG Salute to Black History Month: Lt. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, Jr.
Armchair General brings you a profile of one of the heroes of the U.S. Air Force, Lt. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, Jr.
Read MoreGuerrilla Warfare in The Operational Art of War
Mark Dabbs explores the world of Guerrilla Warfare in Take Two's The Operational Art of War.
Read MoreBenjamin Oliver Davis, Sr.
Learn about the first African American general officer in the US Army.
Read MoreLewis and Clark
Reenactors are often told they are ?Historical Travelers? in the way they walk the paths and try to relive the experiences of people from previous years. But for a real historical travel, perhaps nothing can match the outstanding reenactment event of the year.
Read MoreBattlefields Revisited
Armchair General is proud to present Battlefields Revisited; an ongoing feature where we explore old gaming classics tied in with new units, rule sets and features.
Read MoreA Hero for Peace
On September 26th, 1983, at 12:40 AM, a Soviet Oko satellite detected a missile launch from Malmstrom AirForce Base in Montana, the main U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) field.
Read MoreBibles and Bullets
The purpose of the reenactor is to show today's generation the similarities and differences of people in the past. One of these differences and similarities is in front of me now as I write this article -- a reproduction of a Bible for Civil War soldiers.
Read MoreThere and Back Again: Warfare HQ Reports from Operation Iraqi Freedom
See what it was like working and fighting as part of the Coalition during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Don Maddox shares his experiences.
Read MoreAfter-Action Report: Crusader ’41
Some of the most interesting reading can come from after-game summaries by players of all types of wargames. This particular match was between two Armchair General staff members as they recreate the Crusader battle between the Commonwealth and the Axis.
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