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This is not your father’s history magazine!

Armchair General is an interactive experience in military history and strategy. Our distinct editorial approach and powerful graphics create an engaging environment where the reader becomes the decision-maker. A magazine for the twenty-first century, Armchair General captures the imagination of readers who thrive on action, decision-making and who want to relive history.  We put the readers in command!

  
Readers can stand and fight in front of Moscow, re-live American Revolutionary battles,
and participate in many other diverse theaters of warfare and history. (click pictures to see You Command maps)

Plan well, fight the good fight, and you may find yourself honored in the magazine!

Who is our audience?

Our readers are educated, active men and women who have a passion for military history. They want to lead troops into battle (at least on paper)! They want to challenge and debate how key battles were fought. They visit battlefields because they want to touch history. They learn from the greatest military leaders.  They are decision makers!

Monthly features:

Battlefield Leader. Dedicated to the life and exploits of a great battlefield leader. Brings the leader’s personality alive with insights into both his strengths and weaknesses.

What Next General? An exciting and detailed description of an actual battle as seen through the eyes of one of the commanders. The reader is invited to step into the shoes of a great general and consider the challenging decisions in front of him.

Interactive Combat Story. A historically accurate six-part interactive fiction series with several decision points in every story. The outcome of the story depends on the reader’s decision.

Walk Where They Fought. Ever wonder what you’ll find at a historical battlefield?  Our experts scout the best routes and get you to where the action was!  An examination of the battle of yesterday helps us understand "Where They Fought" today.

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