The September-October 1980 issue of Campaign (#99) featured three reports on the Origins 1980 convention (celebrated by a cover designed by the late Rodger MacGowan).
Contents:
A Report on the Source * Tyrone Bomba
Mr. Smith Goes to Chester * Terry Alan Baney
A Game Buyer’s Paradise * Jeff Seiken
The British Army in the Boer War * J.M. Neilson
Tank Charts: Designer’s Notes * Brian Stokes
Terrain: A True Frontier * Terry Alan Baney
The New Exciting Realistic Game of Ahistorical Combat: Grenadierkreigblitzderweiner * Jeffrey Paul Jones
Thumbnail Analysis * Keven Pollock, and Mel Willoughby
Potshots * Jeffery Paul Jones
Miniature Warfare * Don Lowry
Campaign Subscribers’ Annual Awards
Press Releases * Editor
Mail Call
Available on Wargame Vault.
Issue #98 (July-August 1980) of Campaign magazine featured a review Yaquinto’s Panzer, as well as Dark Nebula, Bloody April, Panzer Pranks, and Sharpsburg.
The May-June 1980 issue of Campaign magazine (#97) featured a look at armor in Crescendo of Doom. Also, there were reviews of Prochorovka, Commando, and Leningrad.
The 96th issue of Campaign (March-April 1980, mistakenly labeled as #95 on the cover) featured reviews of Korsun, Tank Charts, and Stomp!
The January-February 1980 issue of Campaign (#95) featured reviews of Magic Realm, Dark December, Battles for the Ardennes, Kaiserschlact, and Marita-Merkur, as well as designer’s notes on Bismark (’78).
Issue #94 of Campaign magazine (November-December 1979) featured reviews of Ney vs Wellington and John Carter, as well as strategy articles for The Russian Campaign, Yalu, and Imperium.
Campaign #93 (September-October 1979) featured a review of The Creature That Ate Sheboygan, and a strategy article for The Battle for Germany.
Issue #92 of Campaign magazine (July-August 1979) featured reviews of Battles for the Ardennes and War Between the States.
