Tag: Multi-Man Publishing

Join Neal/Stew/Scott as we chat about ASL, Second Front, and anything else viewers want to chat about. In this episode we discussion MMPs Drop Zone: Sainte-Mère-Église HASL module.

Join Neal/Stew/Scott as we chat about ASL, Second Front, and anything else viewers want to chat about. In this episode we discussion MMPs upcoming ASL products.

Twilight of the Reich “themed” boxed module (think Action Pack on steroids, but not HASL) will go on pre-order. Late war urban righting in Berlin, Czechoslovakia, Budapest etc. Designed by Bill Cirillo and Sean Deller.

Multi-Man Publishing recently dropped a summary of their planned 2023 ASL schedule, and it's going to be a busy year ... and as is tradition, painful on our wallets.

Edson's Ridge The Battle of Edson's Ridge was a land battle of the Pacific campaign of World War II between Imperial Japanese Army and Allied (mainly United States Marine Corps) ground forces on Guadalcanal.

If I were to hazard a guess, between this new Pocket Bundle and the availability of the electronic version of the ASL Rulebook, we'll never see the large and overly clunky three ring binder rulebook printed again.

Whether you're an ASL collector, player, or both there's one thing you wait for ... news on upcoming ASL releases. Multi-Man Publishing recently dropped a summary of their planned 2022 ASL schedule, and it's going to be a busy year ... and painful on our wallets.

The Battle of Mokra - In the early morning of September 1st, 1939 Germany initiated the invasion of Poland. While the invasion itself was not a surprise, the speed of the ‘blitzkrieg’ was, even to the Poles who were prepared for the invasion as best as possible.

Hints were dropped earlier this year that MMP has begun playtesting of a new historical Advanced Squad Leader Starter Kit campaign game unofficially titled Marco Polo Bridge, named after the incident that occurred in China in 1937.

The 1st Cavalry Division was formed in 1921 and participated in the famous Louisiana Maneuvers of 1940, where it became obvious that the days of horse-mounted soldiers were numbered. After spending 1942 patrolling the US-Mexico border, the First Team, retired its last horses in February 1943.