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1 day ago · The integrated tactical network was very brigade focused and thus forced the Army to adjust its approach. Given that a large portion of the Army does not have updated, modernized ITN gear as it only comprises about 15 percent of the service, C2 fix begins to look at ITN and non-ITN units and how they all will command and control on the battlefield.
4 days ago · Patrol Markers for Two Fat Lardies WW2 wargame, Chain of Command. We use the Locked Down cone to signify when a marker can no longer be moved. Additi.
2 days ago · The president of the U.S. is the commander-in-chief of the armed forces and forms military policy with the DoD and Department of Homeland Security (DHS), both federal executive departments, acting as the principal organs by which military policy is carried out.
How to Train Your Dog in German. Training a dog German commands is best if done early on or as soon as you get your puppy. Your puppy is a clean slate, so to speak, so this developmental stage is a perfect time to be introducing German commands from scratch.
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3 days ago · 3. Siéntate (Sit) It’s a classic for a reason. Sometimes you just need that darn dog to sit down and stay put. It’s also the launching point for a bunch of other dog tricks (sit and stay, sit and lie down). This is also an awesome Spanish lesson jam-packed into one tiny, little word that you’ll be using constantly with your pup.
4 days ago · 3.5.19 Update Uploaded Japanese JoP markers Uploaded individual JoP markers My favourite wargame rules are Too Fat Lardies' "Chain of Command". An elegant and innovative ruleset they use markers for the deployment round, a mini-game known as a "patrol phase", then in-game to mark stress that troops are subjected to throughout the action and to mark orders such as "Overwatch" as well as when ...
4 days ago · FIELD ARTILLERY. Official term for those batteries assigned to operate in the field with either infantry or cavalry; commonly, but incorrectly, called "Light" artillery. Standard field pieces included the Model 1841 6 and 12-pdrs, 10-pdr Parrot Rifles, 3-in Ordnance Rifles, and the "Model 1857 light 12-pdr gun-howitzer" or "Napoleon".
