Showing posts with label wargaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wargaming. Show all posts
Monday, 31 August 2026

The Sailor and the Dancing Girl by Andy Copestake - Book Review

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With a title that sounds like a back-catalogue effort from the Hallmark Channel, or maybe a mid-career musical theatre number by David Essex...
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Sunday, 15 February 2026

The Spanish Passion by Rob Anderson and Javier G. De Gabiola - Book Review

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This is not, as the title may suggest to readers of a certain age, the latest addition to Mills & Boon's 2026 catalogue, but instead...
Monday, 2 June 2025

Stop me if you've heard this one before...

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For those out there who enjoy a touch of modern wargaming, there seems to be a common thread about boring games where a number of Challenger...
Sunday, 8 September 2024

An 80's Naval S.A.G.A (Surface Action Group Affair).

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The last Saturday in August saw another semi-regular gathering of the TWATS and in a sublime case of history repeating itself , I was in the...
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Sunday, 11 February 2024

Tailships by John Rodgaard - Book Review

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There has always been something about Cold War anti-submarine warfare that has fascinated me. From reading (and watching) The Hunt for Red O...
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Saturday, 13 January 2024

Every Hazard and Fatigue by Joshua Provan - Book Review

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When it comes to military history, I find it does me good to read a book on a subject I know next to nothing about. A cynic might suggest I ...
Saturday, 16 December 2023

Khalsa! by Andrew Copestake and James Main - Book Review

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A recent release from Helion & Co's Helion Wargames series, Khalsa! aims to guide the wargamer along the path of enlightenment to pu...
Sunday, 3 September 2023

A British Tar is a soaring soul, and a very tempting target... - TWATS meeting 26th August 2023

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A quartet of TWATS met last Saturday for one of our semi-regular gaming sessions, which once again saw me back in the chair (two games runni...