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After Action Report Newsletter: July 2026

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After Action Report Newsletter — July 2026

Historicon 2026: Another Success
Tabletop Deception: Snappy Nappy 1808
Triple Threat: A Trio of EuroGames
Robin Hood: Welcome to Sherwood
More Age of Sail: Hexes
Brooding With Bugs: Invasion
New Wave War of the Worlds: UK Invasion
Aeon’s End: The New Age
HMGS Next Generation: Heating Up
NEWS: Games, Minis, Conventions, and more

Books I’ve Read

The Battle of Leuctra: 371 BC
Under The Red Banner: 43rd Gds Tank WWII
French Tanks and the Great War
Seeking the Saxon Shore: Forts
The War To End All Wars: NJ’s Role WWI
The Panzer Archives: Volume 1
Scottish Rebellion Against Robert Bruce
Partisans & Guerrillas WWII: Images War
Time Trials (sci-fi novel)
T-72 Main Battle Tank

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