2007 Annual - Look Away! The Fall of Atlanta

"We will remove and destroy every obstacle - if need be, take every life, every acre of land, every particle of property, everything that to us seems proper."

At the climax of the American Civil War the armies of the Confederacy were pressed back into their heartland as the rebellion tried desperately to sustain itself against Union forces. One of the most important campaigns occurred in southeastern Tennessee and Georgia, as Federal armies pressed toward the Confederacy's vital city of Atlanta...

2006 Annual - Toppling the Reich

"The enemy has committed a major blunder by continuing to fight west of the Rhine."

Toppling the Reich is an operational level simulation of the fighting for the Rhine River and Westwall that occurred in 1944 and 1945. Designer John Prados transports his Panzerkrieg game system to the Western Front to examine the major episodes of this clash.

Campaign Study #3 - Bradley's D-Day

“The second best decision, in time, is infinitely better than the perfect decision too late...”

Campaign Study #3, with Bradley’s D-Day inside, looks at the American efforts all along the right flank of the Normandy landings. While Utah Beach seemed relatively easy, it was at Omaha Beach where the Germans came closest to derailing the greatest sea-borne invasion of all time...

(NEW) The Napoleonic Way of War Pack

Three ziplock ATO back issues for a great price!

Napoleon is perhaps one of the three "Great Captains" of history the average man in the street could name. His systems of managing battles and campaigns and indeed, men themselves, are still studied in the military academies today.

Here is your chance to understand how he did it, either starting with his most decisive successes in 1805, the shattering blows that upended the Old Order of Europe, and ending with the drubbing at Waterloo in 1815 where his troops still manged to stubbornly resist defeat.

Welcome to the Napoleonic Way of War, with three dramatic actions across the decade of the First Empire, all of them still echoing down to this day.