Simulacrum

Sample Article from #1

Rommel in the Desert

This magazine covers military history collectible information, primarily wargames, but also at times some books and other militaria. This particular article covers the wargame Rommel in the Desert, from Columbia Games, a WWII desert warfare simulation.--RL

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