A year or so ago I came to the conclusion that I wanted to try some historical wargaming. It all started when I found my grandfather’s yearbook of his service on the second USS Yorktown during World War II (long story short, the first Yorktown was sunk at the Midway). I always thought yearbooks were the stuff of schools and camps, but naval ships did (and still do) make them for their sailors. Bolt Action This re-awakened my interest in World War II and got my looking into the historical wargame arena. Focusing on World War II, I chose Bolt...continue reading A year or so ago I came to the conclusion that I wanted to try some historical wargaming. It all started when I found my grandfather’s yearbook of his service on the second USS Yorktown during World War II (long story short, the first Yorktown was sunk at the Midway). I always thought yearbooks were the stuff of schools and camps, but naval ships did (and still do) make them for their sailors. Bolt Action This re-awakened my interest in World War II and got my looking into the historical wargame arena. Focusing on World War II, I chose Bolt...continue reading