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Written by Web Master
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Our next planned game is Sunday 25th October at Hemel Hempstead, starting at 2.30 pm. It will be a WW2 game involving forces of divisional or corps strength. Manoeuvre units are typically companies or platoons.
Details of forthcoming games are given in the Events Diary.
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The Basic Kriegsspiel Idea |
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Written by Bill Leeson
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Kriegsspiel, of course, simply means Wargame. But wargames take so many different forms today from computer games to paint ball shooting that I think it is useful to retain the Kriegsspiel description for games which fall into a certain type so that we may know what we are talking about. |
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The Battle of Schaumhoffen |
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Written by Daniel Wilkinson
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This is an account of a PBEM divisional level Napoleonic free Kriegsspiel with 3 players run over the course of seven months using a
Cyberboard PBEM package created specially for the purpose. The full package can be downloaded from the link at the end of the article
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Written by Richard Madder with contributions from Martin James & Chris Russell
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Briefings and reports for an American Civil War free Kriegsspiel played at Hemel Hempstead in 2008. The game was a fictitious scenario set in East Virginia during the late stages of war. |
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The Battle of Peover Eye, 1887 |
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Written by Paddy Griffith & Richard Madder
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The battle of Peover Eye was a free kriegsspieled TEWT designed and umpired by Paddy Griffith. Set around an imaginary Fenian invasion of Cheshire the game was played outside in the Cheshire countryside on a pleasant morning and followed by a debrief in a nearby Pub. The article contains briefings, a sketch map of the battle some photos of the terrain and after action reports.
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Written by Bill Leeson
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In this article the equipment needed to play a von Reisswitz kriegsspiel is discussed. |
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