Honours of War- 16 Miles to the Cumberland gap AAR

[Steve J]

An AAR of our latest game (and a cracking one it was too) in our mini '45 campaign can be found below:

http://wwiiwargaming.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/cumberland-gap-how-game.html

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Lovely report, AND THE HILL IS BACK!

[Westmarcher]

Apart from having to block Lonnie Donegan out of my mind, entertaining report, Steve.   

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Why block him Westie, he was a legend!

[Sandinista]

In case you didn't know the Cumberland gap in the song is in the USA

Cheers
Ian

[Techno]

Super report, Steve.

Cheers - Phil

[Chris Pringle]

That's a really clever way of constructing a campaign narrative. I like it!

Chris

[Nosher]

Nice one Steve. Making this period more and more intriguing...... MUST....... RESIST........

[Steve J]

Apart from having to block Lonnie Donegan out of my mind, entertaining report, Steve.

The one that sticks in my mind is "My old man's a dustman, he wears a dustman's hat..."

In case you didn't know the Cumberland gap in the song is in the USA

I didn't so you learn something new everyday .

That's a really clever way of constructing a campaign narrative. I like it!

Thanks Chris. Often at the end of the game, Dave and I will discuss broadly what the next scenario might be. Then it is up to me (or him) to sort the details out etc. A really fun and easy way of doing things.

Making this period more and more intriguing...... MUST....... RESIST........ Wink

Resistance is futile .

Glad you chaps liked the AAR and looking forward to next weeks game.

[jchaos79]

fantastic!

[Ithoriel]

Nice AAR and clearly a good game too.

[Norm]

Great stuff - a good ambassador for 10mm

[petercooman]

Nice report!!

[Dave Fielder]

What Muppet led those brave Jocks? 

[Steve J]

I just hope he doesn't hold a Queen's commission