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Kerry Anderson has been designing games since his youth. Published designs
include (in chronological order)
- Marine:2002 (Yaquinto, 1980),
- Moonbase Clavius (TaskForce Games, 1983),
- Clash of Empires(Wargamer 58, 3W, 1985; MDG 2003; re-released 2014),
- MacArthur's War (MDG 1986; re-released 2010),
- Smokejumpers (MDG 1996; Fiery Dragon, 2005; MDG re-released 2014),
- The Final Frontier (MDG 1998; Fiery Dragon, 2007),
- The Battle of Armageddon (MDG 1998; re-designed and re-released 2012),
- Ypres: 1915 (MDG 1998; Renamed In Flanders Fields by Critical Hit 1999),
- Barnard's Star (MDG 1998; Fiery Dragon, 2005; MDG re-released 2015),
- Vimy Ridge (Pacific Rim Games, 2000; MDG 2001; re-released 2014),
- Cuban Missile Crisis (MDG 2004; re-released 2010),
- Solar Marine (Fiery Dragon, 2008; MDG re-released 2018),
- Clavius (MDG 2014),
- Ypres 1914 (MDG 2014),
- NATO 1961 (MDG 2018),
- Live Free or Die (MDG 2019),
- Liege 1914 (MDG 2020).
Dr. Anderson is also a competitive epee fencer and a retired fire research scientist with the Canadian Forest Service.
David Isby
David C. Isby is a veteran observer of Afghanistan and Afghan wars. He is the author of three previous books on Afghanistan: WAR IN A DISTANT COUNTRY: AFGHANISTAN, INVASION AND RESISTANCE, WAR IN AFGHANISTAN: THE SOVIET EMPIRE AT HIGH TIDE; and RUSSIA'S WAR IN AFGHANISTAN. He is also the author of, among other works, of books on the forces that fought in Afghanistan, WEAPONS AND TACTICS OF THE SOVIET ARMY and ARMIES OF NATOS CENTRAL FRONT (with Charles Kamps). He has written over 350 articles on national security in International Defense Review, USA Today, The National Interest Online, Military Intelligence, Janes Defense Weekly, Defense News, CTC Terrorism Sentinel, Jamestown Terrorism Monitor, and many other publications. He was an editor for Strategy & Tactics magazine and has designed several award-winning conflict simulations.
Brian Train
Besides his game designs, Brian Train is a past editor of
Strategist magazine and has published numerous historical
articles and game variants in Command, Strategy & Tactics, World at
War, Fire & Movement and MOVES. In his spare time, he is an
Education Officer in the British Columbia Ministry of Advanced
Education. He likes asymmetry and is older than he needs to be.
Published designs include:
- 1848 (self)
- Algeria (MDG, FDP)
- Arriba Espana (MDG, FDP, DG)
- Autumn Mist (FDP)
- Balkan Gambit (FDP)
- Battle for China (MDG, FDP, Japanese edition of Command magazine)
- The Battle of Seattle (Strategist magazine, self)
- Civil Power (Strategist magazine, self)
- Finnish Civil War (self)
- Freikorps (MDG, FDP)
- Greek Civil War (FDP)
- Green Beret (Simulations Workshop)
- Guerilla Checkers (self, Simulacrum magazine)
- Kandahar (self)
- Konarmiya (FDP)
- Land of the Free (MDG)
- More Battle for China (MDG, FDP, Japanese edition of Command magazine)
- Next Lebanon War (DG)
- Operation Whirlwind (MDG, FDP)
- Paranoid Delusions (self, Simulacrum magazine)
- Power Play (Cry Havoc magazine, Schutze Games, self)
- Pusan Perimeter (Schutze Games)
- Red Guard (Schutze Games)
- The Scheldt Campaign (MDG)
- Shining Path (MDG, Schutze Games)
- Somalia (Schutze Games)
- Summer Lightning (Lock n' Load)
- Tupamaro (Schutze Games, Simulacrum magazine)
- Virtualia (self)
- (MDG, FDP)
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