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latest releases:

New in the Articles section, a new Flash animated combat map series covering the The Guadalcanal Campaign , covering the major battles fought along the Northern shore of this remote Pacific Island during the later half of 1942..


New in the Articles section, Collecting Militaria , a beginner's guide giving an outline of the fascinating pastime of collecting war relics.


New in the Gaming page: Quickfire, a fast-play set of rules for naval wargaming with miniatures. Including all rules text, combat charts and playing aids required for game play.

New in the Articles section, a new Flash animated combat map series covering the Invasion of Peleliu , one of the most difficult battles fought by the famous 1st Marine Division during World War II. Currently two maps have been posted, with the third installment planned for mid-February.


We have added more WWII armor and equipment to the Scotia Miniatures in Game Shop 5 , including new Belgian and Japanese pages as well as more Russian and American vehicles.


In the Great War Series, we've added new chapters to The Egyptian Expeditionary Force 1917-1918 , which features dispatches, maps and records of service for the Allied army which fought in the Middle East and North Africa during World War One.


about wtj:
The War Times Journal is an on-line magazine which covers all periods of military history and military science. Our goal is the quality presentation of articles and archives relating to wars and armed conflict, with an emphasis on eyewitness accounts and personal experiences. We also offer free on-line wargaming resources, a store where you can buy gaming miniatures and books, and a portal to related sites.

There is no charge for access to our content. We rely on the direct support of our readership, through store purchases and advertising. This system has kept WTJ on-line since 1996 and allowed it to rate as one of the most popular military history sites on the Internet.
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Webmaster and Managing Editor: James Burbeck
Contributing Editor: Karl Johnson

Article, Archives, Gaming and Operations Contributors: Edward Blanchard, James Corely, Bill Crawford, William Deckard, Edward Lengel Ph.D., David Oliver, David Poucher, Garland Robbs.

The War Times Journal may be contacted via the small but very friendly US Post Office at: PO Box 14881, Irvine, CA 92623, USA.

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Outside Credits:
Over the years WTJ has been helped by numerous individuals and organizations. Some have helped personally and others have helped merely by their existence as public institutions. Below is a part of the ever-growing list of those deserving and deeply appreciated parties.
Raymond Abescat
A&E Network
Edinburgh Castle
Flagship Portsmouth
Norm Harms
Clifford Holiday
Robert Johnson
Kenya Railway Museum
Dr. Andre Mas
Kevin Patience
Musée de l'Armée
Musée National de la Marine
Singapore Wargamers
Stirling Castle
United States National Archives
Vienna Arsenal
Verdun Survivors and Families Assoc.
Verdun Museum
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