Triangle Miniature Wargaming

Going tropical on this one, replaying the "tank battle" at the Peleliu air field. Japanese forces , 14th Infantry Divison: Foot Infantry : 1x infantry company commander 1x infantry squad on foot with 1x SL, LMG+2 crew and 8 rifles 1x infantry squad on foot with 1x SL, 3 50mm mortars+2 crew...

Been a while since I ran IABSM, so I'm going to run a couple of games waiting on my French troops to arrive from the painters. Mostly just to re-acquaint with the rules, make sure I'm not missing any cards, and to get ready to run a game in public. So for the first go I'm going Eastern Front, mostly...

Pics Here: http://imgur.com/a/uNFhx OOB: CSA: David Hill in command BG Robert Rodes , Far right of the CSA Line: 3rd Alabama - 3 bases - Veteran 5th/6th Alabama - 4 bases - Veteran 12th/26th Alabama - 4 bases - Veteran COL Alfred Colquit , Center Right: 13th Alabama - 4 bases - Regular 6th Georgia -...

Still need to lay out MG JEB Stuart's cavalry and the ANV's (Army Of Northern Virginia) artillery.

Then there's MG James Longstreet's Command, roughly 15,200 troops:

First, here's MG Thomas Jackson's command of 4 Divisions, roughly 15,500 troops:

The rules mind you, TooFatLardies' " They Couldn't Hit An Elephant " (TCHAE). So, I'm using Scott Mingus's Johnny Reb III OOB and timing guidance from Stephen Sear's " Landscape Turned Red " to lay things out. The abuse comes in because TCHAE isn't designed to run battles this bi...

Two hours and three minutes for 2 turns and 30 phases. The Japanese phased 17 times, once 3 times in a row (which made some of the close combat possible. John played the Australians hard, pushing half his force forward early and often....and spent an inordinate amount of the Grant's time hammering a...

Played a quick one tonight, Australians vs IJN SNFL troops, set in a jungle on New Guinea in mid-1943. John came out and we started patrolling right at 1700. John took the Australians, who were to hold the ridge line while the SNFL platoon had it's mission to kick them off (taken before we switched ...

Come on down to Fuquay and try your hand at Chain of Command, the WWII skirmish game from Too Fat Lardies.

We're going to play Australians vs SNFL infantry on the Kokoda Trail in 1942....with some twists....