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Dana Lombardy

Dana Lombardy recently joined the staff of ACG Online as an Associate Editor. Since 1971, Dana has contributed as an editor, writer, cartographer, graphic artist and designer for more than 100 history books and magazines and two dozen wargames, including his award-winning Streets of Stalingrad (three separate editions since first released in 1979). A frequent speaker on the seminar circuit, he has made nearly twenty television appearances, including multiple episodes of The History Channel’s "Tales of the Gun" series. Dana was Publisher of Napoleon Journal from 1996-2000.

Photo shows Dana at Historicon 2006 giving a talk on the Soviet Offensive against the Americans.  Curious?

One Response to “Dana Lombardy”


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    Walter Day, Peninsula Civil War Roundtable says:

    Dear Dana,

    As I told you at the time you spoke to PCWRT earlier this year, we throughly enjoyed your talk and would like to invite you to speak to us again. The 17th of January, 2012 is the next open date on our calendar. As you doubtless recall, we have a luncheon meeting at noon at the Poplar Creek Grill in San Mateo.

    Your topic need not be on the Civil War. Any History related topic is of great interest to our group. I hope this date is convenient for you.
    If not, please let me know and we will find a later date. Thanks for your consideration. Walter Day



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