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Louis Zocchi examines the statistics for Japanese bombing and torpedo accuracy, both at Pearl Harbor in 1941 and afterwards. Carl Smith shows how the Confederate cavalry had a rude awakening from their complacent assumption of superiority at the battle of Brandy Station just prior to Gettysburg in 1863. Mike Bennighof looks at a critical clash between Italy and Austria at the naval battle of Lissa in 1866, while Jim Webster considers some wargaming options for the Boer war.
Contents
- Japanese Bombing and Torpedo Accuracy at Pearl Harbour... and after
- The Confederate Cavalry's Wake-up Call at Brandy Station
- Book Reviews
- Gaming the Boer War
- Hearts of Iron : Lissa 1866
- A Preview of RAFM's Charlie Company
- New Gaming and Modelling Products
- Shows and Events
