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An announcement from Rich Barbuto, Lone Warrior editor:

Effective Feb. 1, John Yorio will take over as manager of the Lone Warrior website. John is a long-time member of the Solo Wargamers Association and has an extensive background in IT. He also has experience in running his own wargaming blog at

https://54mmorfight.blogspot.com/

He can be reached through the Contact form on the Lone Warrior website:

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He will be taking over from George Arnold, who has managed the website since its startup in 2011. George will be continuing as a contributor to Lone Warrior and to the website.

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12 thoughts on “Something’s happening here”

  1. Just want to wish John all the best with the web manager role and to thank George for all his work.

    10 years running the show is quite the commitment!

  2. My thanks, George for all the hard work you’ve put in. John – thanks for taking the role on.
    Brian

  3. George, thanks for all your hard work in getting the website up and running, and for looking after it for the last ten years! Thanks also to John for stepping up.
    My very best to you both.
    Kevin

  4. Many thanks for all your hard work these last ten years in taking the SWA into the 21st Century. Now you can take a back seat like me. Best of luck to John.
    Graham.

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