New Red Banner released...

[Hutch]

A New Red Banner (Q4 2023) has been released by DC Conscripts...
Articles by Andy Goldin, John Gorkowski, Eric Michael and Scott Romanowski. Also a Series Replay of KGP CG Clash at Stoumont.

Red Banner – Home of the DC Conscripts (dc-conscripts.org)

 

[sswann]

This is the first that I heard of for "Red Banner".
I must say that I am very much in favor of your fanzine.
Keep it up!

 

[Hutch]

According to the Scenario Archive there are about 14 Scenarios scattered throughout the publications.

 

[Hutch]

Red Banner Q1 2024 released and on the DC Conscripts Website, with the Scenario “Fritz’s Feint”, German vs. French, Belgium,1940.
https://dc-conscripts.org/

 

[Jeffery]

This was new to me. I spot checked the issues. They look really good. I've downloaded them all.

 

[Hutch]

A New Red Banner (Q3 2024) has been released by DC Conscripts...
Articles by Andy Goldin, John Gorkowski, Eric Michael and David Wiesenhahn.
With AAR's from ASLOK 2024 and KGPII,
and a new scenario "Kung-Founded", set in Shanghai, China in 1937.

Red Banner – Home of the DC Conscripts (dc-conscripts.org)

 

[Hutch]

A New Red Banner (Q4 2024) has been released by The DC Conscripts...
Articles by John Gorkowski, David Wiesenhahn, and Andy Goldin.
With a Review of The Tank Museum, Bovington.
and a new scenario "Mongols in Manchukuo" by John Gorkowski, set in Nomonhan, Manchuria in 1939.

 

[olli]

Will download and print this issue to go on n the folder with the rest when I get home next

 

[JRKrejsa]

Except the Q4 issue is not on the website. Just re-checked

 

[trailrunner]

Except the Q4 issue is not on the website. Just re-checked

I just posted it. You can find it here:

https://dc-conscripts.org/

 

[JRKrejsa]

I just posted it. You can find it here:

https://dc-conscripts.org/

Got it! I was looking in the downloads section.
Thanks

 

[Vic Provost]

Nicely done guys, the Dispatches dude is impressed! Printed the scenario right away, Cavalry vs Cavalry is not something you see every day. Thanks for your hobby efforts, much appreciated, Vic.

P.S. Me and Tom Morin went to the Tank Museum down in Maryland in the mid 80s, and glad we did. I stood in front of a Jagdtiger, too! Sadly, that site at the proving grounds moved most of those AFVs elsewhere to protect them better than being outside. Great times.