Vintage Wargaming: The War of the Bombar Succession Part 3: by Neil Cogswell, Wargamer's Newsletter 82, February 1969

Saturday, 11 July 2009

Owing to the map and the number of tables in this article I have scanned the original, and reproduced it, rather than scanning it into text (which would have played havoc with the formatting).

3 comments:

David said...: Interesting, thanks; but the first scan is only a tiny jpeg. Can you re-upload at full size like the other 2, please? Thanks.

Regards,

David
http://nba-sywtemplates.blogspot.com/; 11 July 2009 22:12
The Old Metal Detector said...: Sorry, it's something to do with a link breaking if yu move the picture within the post after you upload it. I thought I had worked out how to do this in html view but something went wrong this time. It should work now.; 11 July 2009 22:18
David said...: Thanks - yes, it downloads fine now. :-)

Thanks for the blog - it's a great trip down Memory Lane for those of us of a "certain age" ;-), as well as the items being useful and interesting in themselves.

Regards,

David
http://nba-sywtemplates.blogspot.com/; 11 July 2009 23:00

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Saturday, 11 July 2009

The War of the Bombar Succession Part 3: by Neil Cogswell, Wargamer's Newsletter 82, February 1969

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