Monthly Archives: April 2021

‘Queen Victoria’s Enemies: Northern Africa’ reviewed

Posted on April 24, 2021 by admin2

Martin Smith has reviewed an Osprey focused on the British Colonial period, titled “Queen Victoria’s Enemies: Northern Africa.” The book covers the Asante and the Mahdists, as well as some other minor opponents in the area. It’s on the Ospreys … Continue reading →

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Luftwaffe NCO on the ground

Posted on April 20, 2021 by admin2

By Rob Morgan As we are unlikely to encounter dozens of splendid photographs of re-enactments this summer, at least until the world settles itself again, I’ve been digging in my files to see what I could come up with. Take … Continue reading →

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‘British Army Uniforms from 1751 to 1783’ reviewed

Posted on April 17, 2021 by admin2

Rob Morgan provides a review of a book on 18th century British uniforms, “British Army Uniforms from 1751 to 1783” by Carl Franklin. It’s a highly recommended volume. The review is on the Reviews page. Share this…emailPrintFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedin

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An army I’d probably never build

Posted on April 10, 2021 by admin2

By Rob Morgan A little while ago, I wrote a few lines about Charlemagne on the table-top, and alongside that particular Osprey title on my bookshelves was another well written David Nicolle Osprey Men-at-Arms with the inevitably magnificent Angus McBride … Continue reading →

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Here’s a new Sample Article

Posted on April 3, 2021 by admin2

This month’s sample article from previous issues of Lone Warrior is “Adventure Awaits” by Kevin White. The article is about his experiences with 1:1 adventure gaming in the Pulp era, think Indiana Jones or John Carter on Mars. A set … Continue reading →

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