Having trouble viewing the flipbook magazine? View and download it instead! As you have perhaps already discerned from the slimmer feel and lower price I have decided to go bi-monthly. (That's one issue every two months, not two issues each month!) I did hint at this possibility in the intro to WW4 - if anyone tip-toed far enough through the typos to read that bit! The theory is that this slightly eases my workload(!) - by spreading it, if not reducing it. Also last month I said we'd like to be a bit more international. Well, we haven't gone too far along that path yet, although a few "foreign correspondents" are lined up for future issues. We do have in this issue an Australian, currently resident in the U.K., who compares the scene in the two countries, and an American - Raymond Levesque - who considers the Battle of Apache Pass, a geographic location not too far from his doorstep! For the Honour of the Regiment - Two Zulu War skirmish scenarios Into the void with Corkforce - Tunisia, 1943, scenario The Battle of Apache Pass - Wild & Woolly West Action Further exploits of Cochrane - Napoleonic naval adventures The Storm of Cartagena - Drake on the Spanish Main A Sudan Campaign, Part V - The sands of the Holiday Centre are sodden red Wargaming in Australia - A comparison with the British scene Useful smaller buildings - The Sir Christopher Wren of 20th century Lilliput looks at some vernacular dwellings A look at 'Terrain Maker' - A (fairly) new American terrain system maker Taranto - WWII Mediterranean naval action
