Russ Lockwood AAR Wargames

Wow, it seems like Aprils Fools Day was yesterday and Tax Day this morning. Alas, time marches on and it’s the end of the month and heading into May. No matter. Had some really great games in April and am plotting for more in May. Hope you will be able to indulge a game or three as well.

Here’s the AAR. Enjoy!

After Action Report Newsletter — April 2024

If The Koz Be Just: KozCon 2024
Setting Up
Armored Actions: WWII Desert
Vampire Hunting: Silver Bayonet
Other Games
Dice-Off Mania
Door Prize

Lutter Nutter Butter: 1626 Danish Sandwich Cookie

Coral Sea 1942: Double Blind Death

WWII Undaunted: Normandy

Confronting The World Eater: Space Base
Confronting The World Eater II: Space Base

NEWS
LeeCon II: CANCELLED
New Figures: Medieval Scots Highlanders
March to Monmouth: Zoom Talk
New Wargames: Aachen and Cassino
New ECW Wargames: Edgehill and First Newbury
NATO: Happy 75th Birthday

Books I’ve Read

Russian Invasion of Ukraine: 2022
Jagdpanzer
Charles XII Karoliners: Vol 2 Cavalry 1700-21
ME 163 vs Allied Heavy Bombers: Duel 135
FW 190 Sturmjager: Dogfight 11
Soviet Cruisers 1917-45: NV 326
British Aircraft Carriers: ShipCraft 32
Royal Navy Home Fleet 1939-41: Fleet 5
Italian Battle Fleet 1940-43: Fleet 6
SOE in Czechoslovakia: Official History WWII
UTI MiG-15: Polish Wings 37
Breaking the Siegfried Line: Feb 1945
Battle for the Bocage: Normandy 1944
Arming the World: US Gunmakers Gilded Age
The Tank Commander Manual: 1939-1945
Operation Dragoon and Beyond: Then and Now
The Town Well Fortified: ECW Forts 1639-1660
Fairchild A-10 A/C Thunderbolt II: Duke Hawkins
TS-11 Iskra: Polish Wings 36

Hermann Goring: Rise and Fall: Images of War

Armies of the Crusaders: 1096-1291

Carnation Revolution: Vol. 2 – Portugal 1974

South Pacific Air War: Jan 1943 – Feb 1944

UFO Movie Quiz

Pacific Profiles: Vol 13 IJN Bombers, Transports

Pacific Profiles: Vol 14 Allied Bombers: B-25

Gebirgsjager: German Mountain Troops 1935-45

Hospitaller Knights: St. John/Rhodes 1306-1522

Dunkirk: Nine Days That Saved an Army