First Issue's Contents
The first issue featured the following articles:
FEATURE:
- Tobruk (AH)
ARTICLES:
Battle Report: Von Manstein (Rand)
- Review of Rand's WWII Eastfont simulation (by Roy Easton)
- History of the Game's Development (by John Prados)
Battle Report: Chaco (GDW)
- Review of GDW's South American Conflict simulation, circa 1932 (by Ray Lowe and Rodger MacGowan)
- Chaco Revisited (by Marc Miller)
MechWar '77 (SPI): The Zeuzleben Affair
- Scenario and historical background (by Warren Williams)
Rommel's Desert Tactics
- Employing Rommels' principles of desert warfare in Tobruk (AH) (by Al Bisasky)
Close-Up: Tobruk (AH)
- In-depth report on AH's WWII tank-to-tank desert warfare game (by Mark Saha)
- Tobruk Designer's Notes (by Randall C. Reed and Hal Hock)
The Firefights
- Game reports on two firefights from Tobruk (AH) (by Mark Saha and Rodger MacGowan)
- Some Critical Comments on the Firefight Scenarios in Tobruk (by James G. Steuard)
Tobruk Defended
- A possible set-up of forces and defensive positions for
- Tobruk (AH), Scenario 9, "Tobruk Falls" (by Al Bisasky)
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