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"Mentioned In Dispatches" with the Armchair Dragoons

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Riding to battle in style! The Armchair Dragoons discuss all manner of strategy games and wargames - both tabletop & digital - as played by hobbyists, professionals, and academics.
Also on the agenda are regular discussions of history & battles as they tie into strategy gaming and wargaming, and musings on the game industry as a whole.
152 Episodes
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13 February 2026 ~ Brant, Chris, and Merle gather ’round the virtual …
6 February 2026 ~ Brant, Mike, and Gary look ahead to 2026 …
30 January 2026 ~ Kicking off the new season, our erstwhile co-hosts …
5 December 2025 ~ Well, we asked for it . . . …
28 November 2025 ~ There are no shortage of game conventions held …
21 November 2025 ~ With yesterday’s launch of the latest Flashpoint Campaigns game, Cold …
14 November 2025 ~ Brant & Jim are joined by (only a …
7 November 2025 ~ OK, so we’re getting wacky this week as …
31 October 2025 ~ For the first time on Mentioned in Dispatches, …
24 October 2025 ~ Brant, Mike, and Keith have a discussion about …
17 October 2025 ~ The Game Manufacturers Association, which has now been …
10 October 2025 ~ After 3 years, Brian’s back to join us …
3 October 2025 ~ For our third consecutive Summer, we teamed up …
26 September 2025 ~ The 2024 Charles S Roberts Awards were presented …
19 September 2025 ~ Annnnnnnnnnd, we’re back!  Brant is joined by fellow …
18 April 2025 ~ Brant, Jim, and Mike just talk about games …
11 April 2025 ~ Brant & Jim are joined by first-time Dispatchers …
4 April 2025 ~ Rocky and Mike and Brant do their best …
28 March 2025 ~ Brant is joined by Dr James Sterrett and …
21 March 2025 ~ Friend-of-the-Dragoons Rex Brynen (of Paxsims, among other places) …
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Neil Stevens

Average life expectancy in US in 1770's was around 35 years. I would dispute the application of modern descriptions of the people involved in the US revolution as not being from the middle-aged, male, wigged and privileged community. They very much we're even if they seem young by modern standards.

Jun 12th
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