In this issue:

Corps Command: Dawn’s Early Light takes center stage (and the cover) with an exciting expansion that includes a new 11”x17” map, 40 vivid new counters, featuring the US 11th Armored Division, Airmobile Troops from the 101st Airborne Division, the West German 27th Panzergrenadier Brigade, the Soviet 171st and 232nd Motor Rifle Brigades and the 23rd Guards Tank Division—a Recon Battalion and four Regiments! These counters will battle it out on the new map in two scenarios. A batrep on the DEL scenario “The High Road” is also included.

What else, you ask?

The 60+ page issue is packed with articles on Summer Lightning; Space Infantry; Warparty; and Heroes of the Gap; an update to the LnL Nationality Capabilities Chart, adding the units from Heroes of the Gap; an interview with Zombie War designer Greg Porter; plus a White Star Rising batrep, reviews of Compass Game's Steel Wolves, another offering from The Cardboard Curmudgeon, and much more.

The United States Marines Enter the World at War.

That's right. In this edition's two South African scenarios, the United States Marines make their long-awaited debut. The 2nd MEU lands to aid the hard-pressed SADF, adding LAV-25s, LVTP-7s, awesome Marine infantry with better firepower than their army counterparts and the ability to move and fire. Providing top cover is a flight of Cobra attack choppers, while a clutch of CH-46 transport helicopters can assist in the Marine's doctrine of vertical envelopment. There are 14 Marine counters in all. By far the largest American formation we have fielded. Don't however, feel sorry for the FAPLA and their Cuban allies. The Cubans get a spiffy new T-62 tanks, and Hind helicopter support. Meanwhile the FAPLA get an anti-aircraft gun battery, Sagger-armed BRDMs, a platoon of PT-76 recon tanks, and coolest of all--suicide bombers. We didn't leave out the SADF, they log in with a lethal sniper. All-in-all, it's almost like a mini-World at War expansion.