‘Valor in Vietnam, 1963 – 1977′ tells the story of America’s involvement in Vietnam through the collected stories of many veterans’ experiences. Several chapters also contain some timeless nuggets of military leadership advice.

The Education Center at the Wall will be a state-of-the-art learning facility that, will tell the stories of those who fought and died in the Vietnam War. It also will include information about men and women from other wars.

For the 25h anniversary of ‘Full Metal Jacket,’ an app debuts that features over 400 behind-the-scenes photos. Proceeds go to the Wounded Warrior Project.

On March 30, 2011, leave a message on this site to honor a Vietnam Veteran.

Author John Antal examines the recent crisis taking place on the Korean Peninsula.

Naked in Da Nang tells the story of a Forward Air Controller or FAC in Vietnam from 1971 to 1972. Now in its third printing, the latest edition contains a new afterword.

A review of Civilization V, the latest entry in the popular gaming franchise, warns there are sleepless nights ahead when playing this highly addictive game of empire building.

Richard Berg’s Flintlock: Black Powder, Cold Steel – Vol. I: Carolina Rebels excels at putting players in the mindset of an 18th-century commander – An ArmchairGeneral wargame review.

A new addition to the miniature wargaming genre, Battlefield Evolution: Modern Combat is easy to learn and fun to play. An ArmchairGeneral.com review.

Mark H. Walker’s Lock ‘N Load: Heroes of the Blitzkrieg takes wargamers to the French Campaign of 1940 on a tactical level. An ArmchairGeneral.com board game review.

The monthly series Tactics 101 continues its exploration of air assault with a look at the three key elements of The Landing Plan: sequencing, timing, and location.

Why did Michael D. Burnside choose World War Two as the subject for a role-playing game? Exclusive ArmchairGeneral.com interview with the designer of Baptism of Fire World War Two Role Play.

Darkest Hour is the first expansion for the multiplayer FPS Red Orchestra, pitting players in World War Two combat missions across Northern Europe. An ArmchairGeneral.com review.

The continuing series Tactics 101 goes into detail on the key components of an air assault operation, beginning with the Ground Tactical Plan, in this month’s installment on ArmchairGeneral.com.

Combat Mission Shock Force: British Forces is an ‘amazingly detailed and playable expansion,’ according to this ArmchairGeneral.com review. The campaign is challenging and offer high replay value.

Combat Mission Shock Force: Marines is the first expansion module in the CMSF series, and continues the military simulation excellence of the previous Combat Mission games. An ArmchairGeneral.com review.