The March-April 1982 issue of Campaign magazine (#107) featured reviews of Storm Over Arnheim and Assault on Tobruk.
Contents:
The Battle for Leyte Gulf: The Final Sortie of the Imperial Japanese Navy * Tom Dworshack
Armor Rules Design Theory: Sloped Armor Effects * Lorrin Bird
A Most Gallant Action * John D. Burtt
The Emperor’s Viewpoint * Joe Sariego
Thumbnail Analysis * Terry Alan Baney, John D. Burtt, and Jack Greene
Press Releases * Editor
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Issue #107 of Campaign magazine (January-February 1982) featured a review and strategies for A House Divided and a combined review of The Great Redoubt and Thin Red Line.
The November-December 1981 issue of Campaign magazine (#106) featured review and strategy for 1941, reports on GenCon East, and reviews of The Battle of Austerlitz and Tunnels & Trolls.
Issue #105 of Campaign magazine (September-October 1981) featured reports on Origins ’81, and reviews of Bulge ’81, Leningrad, Assault on Leningrad, and Drive on Stalingrad.
The July-August 1981 issue of Campaign magazine (#104) featured reviews of Fortress Europa, Cauldron: Battle of Gazala, and Red Star/White Eagle.
Issue #103 of Campaign magazine (May-June 1981) featured reviews of The Longest Day, TacForce, and Engage & Destroy.
The March-April 1981 isue of Campaign magazine (#102) featured strategy articles for Napoleon and Chattanooga, and a review of Across Suez.
Issue #101 (January-February 1981) of Campaign magazine featured a review of Battle of Stalingrad, a preview of Battle of the Bulge (1981), and a variant of Cross of Iron.
Issue #100 (November-December 1980) of Campaign magazine featured and interview for the upcoming PacificOrigins, a combined Stalingrad/Russian Campaign variant, and strategy for Napoleon.
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).