Archive - The Tactical Notebook

A Decision Game from 1858

18 hrs ago •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part III: New Weapons of the 1890s

Jan 27 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Handbooks and Histories

Jan 26 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part II: Specialization

Jan 25 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

Milstack Saturday (25 January 2025)

The best articles on military subjects I read in the past week

Jan 25 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part I: The Primacy of Coast Defense

Jan 23 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

The American One-Pounder (1918-1923)

The 37mm Gun (M1916) in US Service

Jan 21 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

Turning Off 'Automatic Renewal'

Two ways to prevent the accidental extension of a paid subscription

Jan 17 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

Milstack Saturday (18 January 2025)

The best articles on military subjects I read in the past week

Jan 17 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

The 'Infantry Artillery' Family of 1923

Soon after the end of the First World War, the Ordnance Department of the US Army began work on an “infantry howitzer.” In keeping with the frequently…

Jan 14 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

75mm Rifled Mortars

Jan 13 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

Milstack Saturday (11 January 2025)

The best articles on military subjects I read (or watched) in the past week

Jan 12 •

Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

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