Great. I will pick one up.Originally Posted by David Manley
A friend of mine and I will be reading your rules on ancient naval warfare this week. I also got this book in the mail today. Looks like an informative week or two lies ahead.
Great. I will pick one up.
A friend of mine and I will be reading your rules on ancient naval warfare this week. I also got this book in the mail today. Looks like an informative week or two lies ahead.
Ah yes, a classic. Mr Rodgers knew his stuff when it came to oared warships. This and his similar work on navies of the Renaissance are classicsGreat. I will pick one up.
A friend of mine and I will be reading your rules on ancient naval warfare this week. I also got this book in the mail today. Looks like an informative week or two lies ahead.
Naval Warfare Under Oars?
David, I remember when I was studying Roman History at Uni, there was a book IIIRC, The Roman Imperial Army, which had a great section on the Navy. Like contemporary China, the PLA Navy, the Roman Navy was also a branch of the Army.
Now here's a thing, might Ares be tempted to do the Ancient warfare as well as the ACW? Surely the US market alone would justify the latter.
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