A list of game conventions for summer 2011.

United States Army major Douglas A. Pryer reports on the 2011 Fortress Wales reenactments weekend, the largest gathering of military reenactors in Wales.

Author and historian Carlo D’Este tours the beachheads of Salerno in his seventh installment of his Journey to World War II Battlefields.

The bicentennial of the War of 1812 is less than a year away. The Great Lakes Seaway Trail has special events planned.

Painstaking archaeological work determined the actual location of Bosworth Field, the penultimate battle of the War of the Roses, where King Richard III was killed.

Author and historian Carlo D’Este visits Messina as the final destination of his World War II battlefield tours.

Author Lars Gyllenhaal takes us on a self guided tour of Norwegian battlefields from the 1940 Battle of Narvik.

This is part 3 of author Carlo D’Este’s journey to World War II Battlefields. This installment takes us to Malta.

The Cavalry Tank Museum, Ahmednagar, India, houses 48 exhibits of tanks, self-propelled guns, specialist vehicles, and armoured cars.

LEGO has come a long way from when children first used the snap-together blocks to make simple buildings, as proven by these photographs taken by the nefarious-but-lovable Doctor Sinister at the Great Western LEGO Show in Swindon, UK.

Historian and author Carlo D’Este offers his impressions of his recent trip to the Mediterranean where he visited a number of World War II battlefields.

The 2010 World Boardgaming Championships drew the largest crowd in the event’s history, according to its sponsor, the non-profit Boardgame Players Association.

A report with photos on Historicon 2010 and its first year at its new location, Valley Forge Convention Center.

Andrew Summersgill highlights the sights and sounds of this year TankFest at the Bovington’s Tank Museum in the United Kingdom.

Six hundred museums across the U.S. are offering free admission to active-duty service personnel and their families from Memorial Day through Labor Day, 2010.

An Armchair General reader writes from the Kohima Museum, Imphal Barrack, Fulford, Yorkshire, England, a museum that focuses on the World War II engagement at Kohima, April – June 1944.