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Strategy & Tactics Issue #294 - Magazine
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World War I: An analysis of the strategic and grand-strategic strategies driving the course of the war that brought the world of European dynasties to an end.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #309 - Magazine
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Due to a printer error this version of the magazine has the game edition cover and not the magazine cover found in book stores (Lucky Forward). The magazine is the same and only the cover is in error.
The War of Turkish Liberation: After their defeat in World War I, the Ottoman Empire was in ruins. In May 1919, Turkish nationalist forces would find themselves in a war for independence.
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Strategy & Tactics Quarterly #2 - America in World War I
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America in World War I: In April 1917, the United States entered World War I and the American Expeditionary Force (AEF) proved decisive in the ensuing Allied victory on the Western Front. Yet, a mere 10 years prior the US military was woefully unprepared for war.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #255 - Game Only
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The First Battle of Britain: The Air War Over England,
1917-18
A two-player wargame of intermediate complexity covering the
1917-18 German bomber offensive against England, designed by S&T
Editor Joseph Miranda. The objective is to score more morale points than
your opponent. Historically the bombing inflicted little real damage on
British cities in general or industry in particular.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #228 - Game Edition
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The Old Contemptibles: The Battle of Mons, 1914 is an operational-level simulation of the first major clash between the Germans and British in 1914. The German Player is on the offensive, attempting to win the game by eliminating or isolating British units and seizing key terrain on the map. The British Player is on the defensive, first attempting to prevent the German player from achieving that side's objectives, then escaping off the map with the bulk of the BEF still intact.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #237 - Game Edition
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No Prisoners
A wargame covering the Suez
-Palestine-Arabian Theater of Operations during World War I.
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Business in the Trenches
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Business in the Trenches by David Schroeder From SPW Publishing
Business in the Trenches
is about how people make the same mistakes over and over. It is about
learning from those mistakes so that you don't make them. It is about
how to do better than people did in the past in similar situations.
Failure to make the right decision can spell doom.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #248 - Game Edition
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First Blood: Second Marne,
15 July 1918
A two-player wargame of
low-to-intermediate complexity that simulates the final day on World War
I’s western front during which it was the Germans who held the
strategic initiative. The German player is generally on the offensive, trying to
cross the Marne River and exit units southward off the map through the
Surmelin valley. The game has been designed by Ty Bomba.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #255 - Game Edition
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First Battle of Britain (1BoB)
A two-player
wargame of intermediate complexity covering the 1917-18 German bomber
offensive against England, designed by S&T Editor Joseph Miranda.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #301 - Game Only
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Kaiser’s War in the East is a strategic level simulation of World War I on the Eastern Front, 1914-17. This is a two-player game; One player controls the Central Powers, the other player controls the Allies. The concept of “victory points” (VP) is central to play of game. Players begin each scenario with a designated number of VP. They gain new VP as a result of achieving objectives; they lose VP when they lose units in combat. They may expend them to gain reinforcements and carry out certain actions. To win the game you must have more VP than your opponent, so play is a balancing act between expending VP and attaining objectives.
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