'…it is important to first understand the difference between Moving and Moving Vehicular Target.' Jim Bishop, in the Hong Kong Wargamer blog, addresses questions about '.Moving, Motion, Starting, Stopping.' in Advanced Squad Leader.

Did Jackson's Americans hang in there when '…a big stack of SS men broke into our center and threatened to jump a couple of buildings…'? 'SS units were building a firebase on the up-slope on our right (top of map) but we drove them back with some lucky shots.' Jackson Kwan, in the Hong Kong Wargamer blog, brings us a tense AAR from an Americans versus Germans Advanced Squad Leader scenario.

See why he finds this scenario to be '.small and quick enough to not be tedious for the South Koreans and to be nail-bitingly exciting at some points for the North Koreans.'īFP23 Prelim to Death Night After Action Report (AAR) Advanced Squad Leader scenario 'My top priority was to prevent the KMC from cutting off my lines of retreat up through the top side of the map.' Jackson Kwan, in the Hong Kong Wargamer blog, brings us an intense Korean War AAR from an Advanced Squad Leader scenario. Can he recover after '.I made another fatal mistake.'įT S9 Cowboys and Indians After Action Report (AAR) Advanced Squad Leader scenario 'Everyone caught a lucky break when both the 82 MTR and the 45LL AT Gun malfunctioned!' Jackson Kwan, in the Hong Kong Wargamer blog, brings us a Korean War scenario AAR from Advanced Squad Leader. How do Jackson's Americans do when 'I failed to shoot at a broken German stack who then managed to rally!'įT SmR2 Fenton’s Foe After Action Report (AAR) Advanced Squad Leader scenario 'This is a very fast paced scenario that offers multiple venues to both sides.' Jackson Kwan, in the Hong Kong Wargamer blog, has a fast-paced WW II west front scenario AAR from Advanced Squad Leader. DB172 Not Digging Potatos After Action Report (AAR) Advanced Squad Leader scenario

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