Wargaming’s AARs: and Book Reviews Hope you are all doing well. The usual mix of recaps and reviews continues with a notable addition: a visit to the InfoAge History and Science Museum in Wall, NJ. Enjoy. Russ>>> After Action Report Newsletter — June 2025 Guadalcanal Game Diary: Welcome to the Read more…
Some Interesting Videos to Share From time to time I find some cool videos that I like to share. The first two are for the American Civil War. 1st Minnesota at Gettysburg Rebel Yell! Wargames In The USMC Views: 16
New Medieval, Elves, Trolls and a Dragon too Some nice new miniatures from Medbury, all available in 28,40 and 54mm. Custom sizes on request Have you got some files to print? We can do it 🙂 LOTR – Dragon Medieval Peasants With Spear And Shield LOTR – Elven King Ft Read more…
New Website for Chris Parker Games I have felt for some time that my game files were getting shuffled about or even lost. So last week I took my domain name dayofbattlegames.com and dayofbattle.com and created a new website just for my games. There you will find them all listed Read more…
I feel this service is as important today as the encyclopedia was in the the 1960’s when I was a kid. When digital materials are at risk of sudden removal, our collective memory is compromised, and the public’s ability to access its history is endangered. Due to Read more…
AAR Wargames by Russ Lockwood A banner issue for a long weekend (at least here in the US). A lot of gaming variety plus the usual large section of book reviews. Enjoy! After Action Report Newsletter — May 2025 Samurai vs. Samurai: RUSE Raid Star Wars: Clone Wars Card Game Read more…
Concord Bridge in 40mm at Huzzah My good friend the Gamepoet ran this battle at Huzzah. I had the honor of painting up some British Light Infantry and Militia. He used my AWI rules Light Bobs. We were a bit rusty but made it work. The special bit about the Read more…
Attack on Nancy, 1944 D-Day to Berlin Video Well last Saturday I had probably the most memorable DDtB games I have seen. it was attack on Nancy by Patton’s 3rd Army. We were two players shy due to no shows but the 4 players we had came to play. We Read more…