International Wargamer, vol. 2 no. 12 (December 1969)

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Title: International Wargamer, vol. 2 no. 12, December 1969
Type: Wargaming Club zine
Copyright: The INTERNATIONAL WARGAMER is publisher monthly by the International Federation of Wargaming. All rights reserved.
Editor-in-Chief: Phil Pritchard
Managing Editor: Bill Hoyer
Departments Editor: Len Lakofka
Society Editor: Gary Bley
Ads Editor: Tony Morale
Layout Editor: Phil Pritchard
Typing & Distribution: Len Lakofka, Bill Hoyer, John Bobek, Chris Schleicher, Fred Bunn
Illustrators: John Bobek (cover), Cort Naegelin Jr., Don Lowry, Phil Pritchard, Von Bode
IFW Officers: President: Bill Hoyer, Vice President: Lenard Lakofka, Secretary-Treasurer: Tony Morale, Editor: Phil Pritchard
Place of Publication: n/a
Printer: n/a
Cover Price: $.50
Mass: 36g
Dimensions: Height 27.9cm, Width 21.5cm, Depth .2cm
Format: Full sized, 16 pages including covers printed front and back, 3 staples. Covers are the same paper as the rest of this issue (white).

Contents:
The Design Forum: ON GAME DESIGN PHILOSOPHY. by Scott Duncan
VICKSBURG, reviewed. by Don Lowry
Double Die PBM CRT System. by Henry Axel Krigsman Jr.
What Were Those Odds Again? by Don Lowry
SCUTTLEBUTT. by Tony Morale
The Aztec Field Army, Part IV (Conclusion). by John Lundstrom
The South Shall Rise Again! (1863 revisited). by Tyrone Bomba
VICTORIOUS GERMAN ARMS (Part XII), Sea and Air in 1943. by Gary Gygax and Terry Stafford
FORT ZINDERNEUF. by Capt. Geste
Diplomacy Forum. by Len Lakofka
Comments on "The Odds Are" (John Mansfield. Vol. 2, No. 9). by Lt. Russell Reddoch

Advertisements of interest:

Rear cover:

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Scribe's Musings: This issue was the last issue published under the editorial direction of Phil Pritchard. The next issue will be John Bobek's first of the final three years of the magazine under his editorial tutelage.

This issue is also the first photo-offset issue. There are many fewer pages from this issue to the previous. Nearly twice fewer. According to Phil Pritchard's editorial, there are just as many words with this new printing method as the words are much smaller.
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