Due to the various demands of the Holiday season, and a housing emergency, Dave Wilson and I found ourselves as the only members of the Williamsburg Legati meeting a couple of weeks ago. We took the opportunity to play a game of Chain of Command. I set up a table imagining that the battle was somewhere around […]
After his success at the church, Lt Ryer was ordered to secure the crossroads to Le Mesnil. The first two sections slowly worked their way up to the position, finding their enemy holding the position. Cleary visible, the Paras found a German halftrack holding the road, its crewing manning the machine gun. Ryers quickly ordered the mortar […]
I have decided to play a solo campaign of Chain of Command using Joseph Legan’s wonderful book Platoon Forward available at Too Fat Lardies. For anyone not aware, this useful supplement generates random scenarios, provides support for them and makes it all a bit more interesting by adding a narrative campaign element. Platoon Forward us designed […]
Some time ago I posted a review here, of some of the fine building kits I had purchased from Charlie Foxtrot Models. For those of you unfamiliar with Charlie Foxtrot, they are a British company that produces several ranges of some very nice MDF kits. Shortly after posting it, imagine my surprise to receive an email […]
Well, another Christmas has come and gone and we have done very well here at Cry Havoc! I will begin with the required post. For the last few years,l I have participated in the Secret Santa program organized by Catherine and Ian over at THE BLOG WITH NO NAME. this is a lot of fun. The […]
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