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From Ancient Rome to Afghanistan – Top Forum DiscussionsJason St. Just | October 29, 2008 | one comment | Print | E-mail The intelligence gleaned through espionage is of utmost importance to nations. In many ways, it is worth 10,000 men on the battlefield, for it has been able to tip the scales in war many times. Even in times of peace, it can be valuable when making coalitions and treaties. ACG is proud to have its own Black Room, better known as “Spy Wars” in the Wars and Warfare forum. The espionage discussions there center around the various methods of deception, sabotage, intelligence and counter-intelligence used throughout history. Beware, however – you never know who’s watching!!! To contribute your thoughts on the forums, you will need to register (no charge and we don’t spam our members; signup is required to allow us to monitor and maintain proper content). The instructions will walk you through. It’s a pretty simple process. Pages: 1 2 Help Armchair General by bookmarking to
            Tags: Ancient-Medieval, Napoleonic Wars, Roman Empire, War on Terrorism
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One Comment to “From Ancient Rome to Afghanistan – Top Forum Discussions”
Hello. I am Jenny. Im new to the forum and just wanted to say i welcome all of you and hope we will have some fun here together :)
By SughSoing on May 19, 2009 at 11:50 pm