War Diary was announced with very little fanfare in the spring of 2014. According to the magazine's own website: A new wargaming magazine, but decidedly old-school in our approach. We don't publish any games, but then don't you already pay enough for games you may never play? Published quarterly, each print issue of War Diary features articles on military history, game play and variants, game reviews, commentary, and insight from game designers and developers. Please join us.  One year subscriptions (four print issues) for $28.00 (U.S. and Canada), and $36.00 (Overseas). SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION INCENTIVE:  All subscribers will receive a discount code good for 25% of any purchase from Revolution Games!  Visit their website at http://revolutiongames.us to view their products. 1

The initial staff of the magazine, according to the website, included:

Roy Matheson, Editor. Roy has been a wargamer since high school, when he was first introduced to the classic Avalon Hill games Stalingrad, Afrika Korps, and Battle of the Bulge. During the "golden age of wargaming" he had articles published in Gamers Guide, International Wargamer, and Panzerfaust magazines. He also published Abwehr, a small wargaming magazine, for two years during that time. He is a U.S. Army veteran, having served for eight years as an intelligence analyst, and took early retirement from the federal government after a twenty year career spent writing legal briefs for the Social Security Administration.

Tom Cundiff, Associate Editor. Tom has been a wargamer since 1971, when he first played Avalon Hill's Stalingrad game. He is a graduate of Indiana State University, with majors in History and Foreign Affairs. His first article was accepted for publication in the Avalon Hill General, and he has had articles published in The Boardgamer, Moves, Fire & Movement, Panzerschreck, and Line of Departure. He is also the former publisher and editor of Old Soldiers magazine. He was also a founding partner in White Dog Games, and is a director at the Ernie Pyle Museum in Dana, Indiana (see erniepyle.org).²

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