I am curious; in the INTERACTIVE section of your magazine, where readers must decide on the outcome of several different scenarios, at what point do you insert fiction into factual events?

I have been a reader of your magazine since the beginning and in that time I am constantly disappointed that as a military history magazine with professional writers you and your writers continue to refer to the American War of Independence as the Revolutionary War.

One of my friends lent me a copy of Sept. 2007 Armchair General magazine, and the historical information in it is awesome. I will start the subscription later on this month.

I received my September issue of Armchair General but can not find the 1st part of the Korea: the next war series.

I teach 8th grade U.S. History in Moore, Oklahoma. My students and I love your magazine.

Thanks so much for your support of the War College at Origins.

I’ve been getting ACG for a few months now, and I am totally hooked.

Don’t “End the conservative tilt”. I have read every issue of Armchair General and enjoy receiving the magazine very much.

I love Armchair General, in fact I just reupped. But good grief, please can the conservative articles and commentary. I don’t buy the magazine to hear righty — or lefty! — commentary.

Presenting a roundup of letters to accompany the September 2007 issue of ACG!

I am a big fan of Armchair General and a charter — and continuing — subscriber.

Your magazine would be intriguing except for the fact that…not every person who’s interested in military history is a Republican or a fan of Bush.

I really appreciate Ralph Peter’s Crisis Watch! This is a tremendous series.

Can you tell me how to get a copy of that Art of War game you have featured at your on-line site?

Our March Newsletter featured a prize giveaway of two large scale military figures as donated by Dan Llewellyn of Forgotten Soldier.

Your latest issue had an article on the most realistic war films. The end of the article noted some films that you thought were examples of the most unrealistic movies, and to my chagrin you listed on of my favorite war films, Kelly’s Heroes.