Tag Archives: Iraq

In Defence of Wargamers

Posted on 16th May, 2013 by

Recently I saw the following comment on a friend’s Facebook page: That’s one reason why I’m a bit leery about tabletop wargaming which focuses on stuff like Second World War conflicts. Real people died in those real battles, I think … Continue reading →

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Interview: Glenn Dean, Soldier/Geek

Posted on 25th June, 2012 by

I recently finished reading Soldier / Geek by Glenn Dean. It’s an edited copy of the journal that Glenn kept during a six month deployment as a science adviser in Afghanistan. I found I had some questions after reading it, … Continue reading →

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Remember The Dead. Don’t Forget the Living

Posted on 11th November, 2011 by

Today is Remembrance Day here in the UK, a day to remember those who have died in war. However, it’s also worth remembering those who didn’t die on the battlefield. More veterans committed suicide after the the Falklands Conflict than … Continue reading →

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Remembrance Day Charity Single

Posted on 3rd November, 2011 by

I recently received an e-mail from a friend who is a trustee of The Forgotten Heroes, a charity that helps wounded servicemen and women and their families. They’ve released a charity single, which they’re hoping to get into the charts … Continue reading →

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Reviews: The Losing Role and False Refuge by Steve Anderson

Posted on 22nd September, 2011 by

The Losing Role by Steve Anderson My rating: 5 of 5 stars An interesting story, well written, with some surprises. The author has very obviously done his research, not just about the operation that Max Kasper (the main character) is … Continue reading →

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