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Mostly Stories about American Marines
Blogging Advanced Squad Leader AAR After Action Reports since 2013
Advanced Squad Leader Scenario After Action Reports
Blogging Advanced Squad Leader AAR After Action Reports since 2013
History and Hardware of Warfare
ASL & The Path To Redemption
Comprehensive Resource for Advanced Squad Leader
Washington DC Area Advanced Squad Leader Game Club
Blogging Advanced Squad Leader AAR After Action Reports since 2013
Blogging Advanced Squad Leader AAR After Action Reports since 2013
Blogging Advanced Squad Leader AAR After Action Reports since 2013
Advanced Squad Leader (ASL) Tournament 12-14 July 2024
Blogging Advanced Squad Leader AAR After Action Reports since 2013
Blogging Advanced Squad Leader AAR After Action Reports since 2013
RitterKrieg Home
"A15.1 The cauldron of battle, which destroyed so many units that failed the test of arms, could also forge better soldiers and/or acts of desperation borne of heroism or despair."
An ASL Tournament held in West Dover, VT August 1st through 4th, 2024
Advanced Squad Leader AAR Blog / Advanced Squad Leader After Action Reports 
“…And with this, we ended our journey thru BFP Into the Rubble.”
So, what did you think of ITR overall? Lots of excitement? Any problems?
ITR was the fix for me, someone who had been playing so much PTO that I see brush as bamboo first. ITR offers a focused regiment of some of the most difficult as well as the most three dimensional terrain in ASL. The stark contrast between the +2 or +3 TEM in Rubble to the -1 or -2 when moving across straight open streets is something to get used to. ITR does offer a terrific set of puzzles to solve. None disappoints and no problems whatsoever.
Good urban training from ITR. I am looking forward to intensive Bocage training next!
Rgds Jack