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WarGames
Hastings: 1066 AD
The background to Hastings is well known, with an English king (Edward the Confessor, who had spent years before his crowning exiled in Normandy and encouraged Norman interests to off-set local rivals) dying childless. The England ... Leer más
Marathon 490 BC
A battle remembered by a race?
Or was it the single most important battle in Western Civilization?
Terms from military history have entered the English language in many ways, but primarily fairly literal ones. If we say ... Leer más
Midway
The selections of some of the “decisive battles” have sparked conversations over the years. Vicksburg over Gettysburg? The Metaurus over Zama? Syracuse?
No one has ever questioned the selection of Midway as the decisive battle of the Paci ... Leer más
Poltava s Dread Day The Great Northern War
"Those who cannot remember the past are doomed to repeat it."
George Santayana’s famous quote has often been cited when failed plans are analyzed... when something—like Hitler’s invasion o ... Leer más
Turning Point: The Battle of Arbela: Gaugamela, 331 BC
Uno de los aspectos interesantes de la historia militar, a lo largo de los siglos, ha sido el enfrentamiento de los comandantes. Dos personas solas, cada una al mando de un poderoso e ... Leer más
The Battle of Saratoga
A Stupendous Victory
Many people mistakenly believe “Cinco de Mayo” is “Mexican Independence Day.” (That event is actually September 16.)
No, “Cinco de Mayo” celebrates the surprising victory of the Mexicans over ... Leer más
The Battle of Tours
How Charles Got His Hammer...
At one time, it looked like the expansion of Islam was an unstoppable force.
By 725 A.D., Muslims owned virtually all of the Iberian peninsula and had crossed the Pyrenees, taki ... Leer más
The Day of Waterloo
The Day of Waterloo. It might be the most written about battle of all time…But tactically, it was one of Napoleon’s worst efforts.
After Napoleon’s return from Elba, he watched his peace efforts spurned and knew that f ... Leer más
The First Battle of the Marne
It DID appear to be a miracle. When the war started, the French had gone all-out in their Plan XVII offensives aimed at recapturing Alsace and Lorraine, losing a quarter-of-a-million troops in the process. And nearly l ... Leer más
The Siege of Syracuse 415-415 BC.
The Romans knew not…how deeply the greatness of their own prosperity and the fate of the whole Western world were involved in the destruction of the fleet of Athens in the harbor of Syracuse.” Arnold
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The Valmy Campaign
Valmy is little known. No big-name, famous generals were there, with the most status going to the father of the Kellermann who would lead a cavalry charge at Marengo a generation later. Yet, Napoleon himself made that father an h ... Leer más
Revistas y Libros
Against the Odds 03: Kesselschlacht, 1944
Kesselschlacht (literally, "cauldron battle") is a simulation depicting the encirclement and escape of the German First Panzer Army from the Ukraine in the Spring of 1944.
The German forces were very low ... Leer más
Against the Odds 5: North Wind Rain
North Wind Rain, the Japanese invasion of Manchuria, is an operational/strategic level game covering one of the great "what ifs" of the Second World War – a Japanese attack against the Soviet Far East. This attac ... Leer más
Against the Odds 7: A Dark & Bloody Ground
The newly formed United States faced a challenge with its western territories. Many of the soldiers and colonists of the original 13 colonies looked forward to settling the regions along the Ohio River, bu ... Leer más
Against the Odds 9: Suleiman
Suleiman the Magnificent is a game covering the massive battle on August 29th, 1526 between the Ottoman Empire and the army of the Kingdom of Hungary that eventually resulted in the fall of the latter kingdom and the di ... Leer más
Against The Odds 12: Chenault´s First Fight
As the year 1941 moved from winter into spring and then into summer, it was increasingly apparent that war was coming to the United States. Most American political and military leaders viewed the Nazi war ... Leer más
Against The Odds 13: Bittereinder
Bittereinder is a two-player simulation of the entire 2nd Anglo-Boer War of 1899 to 1902. It depicts the events arising from President (of the Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek - ZAR) Paul Kruger´s ultimatum to the Briti ... Leer más
Against the Odds 15: Cactus Throne
Dissatisfied with the Mexican President´s decision to halt all payments on foreign debts until the Mexican economy improved, a coalition of European Powers that included the French Empire, Spain and Great Britain ... Leer más
Against the Odds 16: La vallee de la Mort
By the beginning of 1954, both the French and Viet Minh realized that the war in Indochina was nearing an end. Ho Chi Minh had requested cease fire negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland, and the French govern ... Leer más
Against the Odds 19: Not War but Murder
"June 3. Cold Harbor. I was killed."
Thus read the last diary entry, found in the pocket of a dead Union soldier. He had made the entry himself, while all around him, other soldiers were writing names and ... Leer más
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Against the Odds_20: A Fatal Atraction: The Gallipolli Campaign
En un principio fue una idea de Churchill, una forma de sacar algún partido de los viejos acorazados "pre-dreadnaughts" y hacer una desmostración de fuerza en la aguas de Estambul, que ... Leer más
Against the Odds 21: Day of the Chariot: Kadesh
Miniature armies - carefully painted and labeled with unit names, strengths, and abilities - have been found in Egyptian tombs, suggesting that "wargaming" goes back a long time.
Of those miniature ... Leer más
Against the Odds 25: Storm Over Taierzhuang
It sounds very familiar. An Axis army launches an offensive to take a key city, hoping this will be the final victory needed to knock an Allied giant out of the war. Except, the defenders anticipated the ... Leer más
Against the Odds 26: There Must Be a Victory
Sailing ships with broadsides - the last vestige of "wooden ships and iron men."
They mingle in a fleet action with iron-plated steamships, speedy armored rams, and a few ships with armored turrets.
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Against the Odds 27: The Pocket at Falaise
At the end of the Gulf War in ’91, cable TV news was full of horrific photos from the “Highway of Death,” the route back to Iraq from Kuwait that seemed, almost literally, to be “paved” with burnt-out vehi ... Leer más
Against the Odds 28: Tarleton´s Quarter!
"Tarleton´s Quarter!" is a game about the British attempt to win the American Revolution by invading the Southern colonies. The object of the British efforts in the South was to bring the four southern colon ... Leer más
Against the Odds 30: The Lash of the Turk
With the fall of Jerusalem, Europe learned a new synonym for boogeyman—"Turk." Organizing the Moslem forces of the Middle East with discipline and training, the Turks recaptured the Holy Land and gradually ... Leer más
Against the Odds_32: Birth of a Legend
Richmond Redeemed!
The Seven Days Campaign, fought from June 26th to July 2nd, 1862, represented the Union’s finest chance to put an early end to the great rebellion, and the Confederacy’s best shot at “bag ... Leer más
Against the Odds_33: Meatgrinder
Two years after the last US troops left Vietnam, People´s Army of Vietnam (PAVN) General Van Tien Dung launched Operation 275, a "limited" offensive designed to set up an attack on the provincial capital of Pleiko. ... Leer más
Against the Odds 34: Right Fierce and Terrible
Most people think of the 100 Years War as a battle over the geography and dynastic questions of who would rule which parts of France.
The 100 Years War is known for sieges, sacking, lots of misery, ... Leer más
