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World at War Issue #15 - Magazine Only
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Soft Underbelly: Italy, 1943
Designed Ty Bomba, SU is an intermediate-complexity, two-player wargame simulating that historic World War II campaign.
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World at War, Issue #30 Magazine
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Hinge
of Fate is primarily meant to
examine the strategic alternative history possibilities inherent in the
campaign that could’ve occurred within Poland and the Rhineland in September
1939 if the French had resolved to keep their promise to launch a “major
offensive” into Germany within a week after that nation invaded Poland.
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World at War, Issue #32 Magazine
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Battle of Nomonhan / Khalkin Gol: an analysis of the 1939 mobile campaign fought between
the Soviets and Japanese on the border of Mongolia.
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World at War, Issue #38 - Magazine Only
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Ghost Division: before Erwin Rommel became famous in Africa, he made his original name commanding 7th Panzer Division in the 1940 campaign against France.
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World at War, Issue #39 - Magazine
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France Fights On (Hitler Turns South): one of the most crucial ‘what ifs’ of the war concerns the course of events had the French chosen to fight on from Algeria rather than surrender.
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World at War, Issue #41 - Magazine
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Mare Nostrum: War in the Mediterranean. Analysis of all of WW2 in the Mediterranean Theater and how it fit into the global context of the larger war.
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World at War, Issue #42 - Magazine
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Battle of Shanghai, 1937: The huge urban battle that began the 2nd Sino-Japanese War.
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World at War, Issue #43 - Magazine
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Patton’s Third Army: Analysis of Patton’s 1944 lightning advance from Normandy to the German border.
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World at War, Issue #44 - Magazine
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Night Fight: the story of the Germans’ “Trojan Horse” armored column that almost gave them victory during their 1943 Kursk offensive.
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World at War, Issue #45 - Magazine
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Panzers East: analysis of German Army Group Center in the 1941 Barbarossa Campaign.
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