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Editor's Welcome
Welcome to the May/June 2008 issue of "General Intel" - Armchair General® magazine’s online newsletter! If you are receiving this, it's because you are a fan of Military History and gaming. Here are the latest highlights from www.armchairgeneral.com.
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Armchairgeneral.com version 2008
We've had a lot of changes over the past month, not the least of which was redoing the entire site! We now have new features to go with the update: Point of View (POV) where we ask authors, game designers, and others to offer their insight on specific topics, Trivia challenges on a wide mix of history, more links to discussions of topics on our forums, links to videos, an emerging history-TV schedule, and much more. If you haven't checked it out, we invite you to pop in and see it for yourself. http://www.armchairgeneral.com |
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July 2008 issue
The July issue is on newsstands! COVER STORY Sherman’s War History’s “first modern general” turned civil war into total war in 1864-65. FEATURE ARTICLE Crescent Triumphant! Ralph Peters looks at jihadi victories 1071-1578. An ACG exclusive! BONUS ARTICLE History’s Mysteries: Barbary Pirates Was this America’s first war on Muslim terror?
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Weider History Supports Once A Marine
Armchair General, as part of the Weider History Group, is pleased to annouce we are supporting this outstanding former soldier in announcing his new book, Once A Marine. Nick Popadtich was injured during combat in Fallujah in 2004, losing his eye, most of his vision, and all of his sense of smell. Now he is recounting his journey from Marine tank commander to where he is today. A truly motivational story, and one we feel is worth sharing.
Learn more about Nick's book at the Once A Marine website.
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Armchair General Game News
Our recent game reviews include
The Mexican American War - PC Game Review,
Imperium Romanum - PC Game Review,
The Campaigns of King David - Boardgame Review,
Europa Universalis Rome - PC Game Review,
Here I Stand - Boardgame Review, and
Panzer Command Kharkov - PC Game Review rounds out this issue's reviews. |
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