Promoting the study of military history through the art of tabletop miniature wargaming
. . by Robert C. Mackowiak. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 56 pages. 2025. Subtitle: The US Army and Marine Corps This latest MAA booklet contains all things uniform for the US Army and Marines. Jackets, shirts, pants, headgear, boots, and insignia
. . by Tim Hillier Graves. Hardback (7.1×9.9 inches). 171 pages. 2025. This is the third Red Baron in photos book I’ve reviewed. The first was The Red Baron: A Photographic Album of the First World War’s Greatest Ace Manfred
. . by Myke Cole. Hardback (6.4×9.5 inches). 280 pages. 2024. Subtitle: Crown, Commonwealth, and the Last Knights in England This book covers Sir Arthur Hasilrige’s Regiment of Horse, known as “The Lobsters,” during the English Civil War. Sir Arthur
. . Edited by Tom McCarthy. Softcover (5.5×8.5 inches). 310 pages. 2025. This is a collection of 10 reprinted articles originally published from 1955 to 2023. They cover from WWI’s Belleau Wood to Afghanistan in 2005. Four are reprints of
As part of improving our internal processes and making support and volunteers’ tasks easier, in August 2025 we started a program to move away from Your Membership (YM). HMGS, Inc. (HMGS) has used Your Membership since 2013. The YM software
Historicon 2024 is over and I wanted to provide a “brief overview” of the convention results, allowing everyone to understand some of the details that each convention director considers before, during and after each convention. This report was delayed due
By Lt. Col. Wilbur Gray This is a companion piece to the History of Wargaming; used here with his permission. A Short Primer for the Newcomer Introduction Historical miniature wargaming is the recreation of historical battles (the tactical level of
By Lt. Col. Wilbur Grayadapted from the author’s master’s thesis Playing War: the Applicability of Commercial Conflict Simulations to Military Intelligence Training and Education (DIA Joint Military Intelligence College, Bolling AFB, DC, 1995)used here with his permission. Military Wargaming Early
Author: Hans von Luck Although a touch too light-hearted at times, it is nevertheless an amazing account of a soldier who fought in Poland, France 40, Russia, North Africa, France 44, and versus the Russians again in 1945 before being
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