Second guessing Custer has been a popular exercise ever since the Little Bighorn battle ended but I believe your recent “generous” examination is flawed.

As an avid fan of Armchair General (I stumbled upon the first issue in an airport and saved each one since), I have been waiting for the chance to follow one of the Walk Where They Fought tours.

I saw your site while surfing the net. I go to Normandy just about every June for the D-Day Anniversary.

I love Armchair General!

I enjoyed your list on top 10 Pacific war books.

I’m a new subscriber and in my second issue a fellow named George Fox wrote you and asked for info on finding articles on medieval battles.

First just want to say great magazine. I’ve ordered the two back issues that I was missing, and think I have everything you guys have put on news stands.

You have a really good magazine.

I disagree with Bevin Alexander’s assertion (How Hitler could have won WWII – ACG September 2006) that Hitler never intended to invade Britain.

I must say that after reading the July issue, I was really impressed.

I enjoyed your excellent article much and am very pleased that you wrote it. However, I have some corrections/comments for the Virginia Tour section that I would like to pass along.

I was reading the September 2006 Play It! section online this morning, and I was wondering what the criteria was for including games.

I just received you January 2006 issue on Major General G. A. Custer (Lt. Colonel US Cavalry). I wanted to make a suggestion to you. It is fashionable to write about Armstrong Custer and cover the Battle of Little Bighorn.

I ran across your website on the search engine for Pappy Gunn yesterday and was amazed and pleased with all the wonderful comments about my father, Pappy Gunn.

One regular Armchair General reader gives us some feedback on our article on General Douglas MacArthur in the current issue.

I more or less agree with your assessment of the movies presented in the article. However, I think “Hamburger Hill” should have been included in “The Best” category.