Good websites to visit.

[BigAl737]

Player blog discussing rules and tactics: https://jekl.com/

Excellent website!

 

[thedrake]

Swedish ASL Forums

ASL Sweden

Har du åsikter, tankar och idéer om ASL Sweden och forumet? Här tar vi emot både ris, ros och förslag!

forum.aslsweden.com

 

[DonWPetros]

Guys,
Looking for websites that would help scenario designs for: Normandy (esp. Brit/Canadian), East Front.
I tried some of the initial links here - no go.
Any help?
Thanks

 

[Thunderchief]

Guys,
Looking for websites that would help scenario designs for: Normandy (esp. Brit/Canadian), East Front.
I tried some of the initial links here - no go.
Any help?
Thanks

Put this site into the wayback machine - the files should be available from there.
CMHQ reports are easy to read and though not all digitised, those numbered from 100 upwards should give you some good information.

http://www.forces.gc.ca/hr/dhh/history_archives/engraph/cmhq_e.asp?cat=1

 

[kevin.kenneally]

Just ordered the five volume set of the USMC History and operations during WWII.

These "books have been formatted to pdfs and have all the maps and illustrations included.

Here is where I found them on Evilbay:

History of U.S. Marine Corps Operations in World War II, 5 Volume Set on CD | eBay

Very good price of $5 (US).

 

[DonWPetros]

Put this site into the wayback machine - the files should be available from there.
CMHQ reports are easy to read and though not all digitised, those numbered from 100 upwards should give you some good information.

http://www.forces.gc.ca/hr/dhh/history_archives/engraph/cmhq_e.asp?cat=1

Thanks much, but for whatever reason, the link isn't valid..

 

[DVexile]

Thanks much, but for whatever reason, the link isn't valid..

You need to use the internet archive to see its past content.

Go to: web.archive.org

Paste in the above link and go back to about 2006 to see the content. Archive.org can be sort of slow (being free and all).

 

[Thunderchief]

Thanks much, but for whatever reason, the link isn't valid..

You have to use the "wayback machine" to get the site to work, then pick a date and see what comes up.

 

[sswann]

Another Australian site...
worked today (15 August 2023)

Australia in the War of 1939–1945. Series 1 – Army

www.awm.gov.au