03.1995 ASL News #29

Publisher/Date:
ASL News (1995)

Product Type:
Periodical

Country of Origin:
Belgium

Contents:
48-page magazine, including 4 scenarios as magazine pages

Commentary:

Released in March 1995, ASL News #29 was the third issue of ASL News in a professionally printed magazine format and 48 pages long.

Issue #29 included a small “goodie”:  a sheet of 6 unmounted color counters representing U.S. M4 HSTs.

Article content included Philippe Léonard’s usual round-up of ASL news and musings, in his own inimitable style; a scenario analysis; an article on the M4 Allis Chalmers High Speed Tractor (for those tractor lovers out there); a historical article on the Chinese Communists; an article on shovels and picks; an article on airdrops; tournament AARs; and miscellany.

Scenarios include:

• ASL News #56 Tumult from the Clouds. Norway 1940 (Norwegians vs. Germans). Airdrop.  This is a reworked version of scenario ASL News #16 of the same name, so it is not really original.
• ASL News #57 Red Dragon. China 1937 (Chinese Communists vs. Japanese)
• ASL News #58 Nemesis.  Great Britain 1940 (British/New Zealanders vs. Germans).  Hypothetical “Operation Sea Lion” scenario.
• ASL News #59 Misty Morning. Belgium 1944 (Americans vs. Germans).  Uses Stoumont map from Kampfgruppe Peiper I.

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