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Fire & Movement is the premier magazine of conflict simulation. Under the guidance of its new editor, Jon Compton, Fire & Movement focuses exclusively on conflict simulation, and has been revamped to include more news, editorial, analysis and reviews presented in a concise manner that cuts right to the heart of the matter. With articles that deal with both the nuts and bolts of the hobby as well as broader concerns extending beyond wargaming and into society at large, Fire & Movement is an indispensable element of the military board wargaming experience. New features Regular columns, including: - More game reviews, short and to the point without lumbering descriptions and examples of play. - Essays and analysis of our games, our industry and our hobby. - Replays, variants, scenarios: all the content a wargame magazine should have. We at Fire & Movement invite you to experience the new forum of conflict simulation. We've redefined what a wargame magazine should be. |
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To send a Letter to the Editor or join the review or proofreading teams, e-mail to: To order the current issue or a subscription, |
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Editor: Jon Compton | Industry News Editor: Terry Coleman| Tactics 101 Editor: Michael Eckenfels | |
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P.O. Box 21598, Bakersfield, CA 93390-1598 |