Sometimes the hardest part isn’t striking the target. It’s finding a way to reach it. This week’s Field Notes looks at the Human Torpedo. #KARDS #WW2 #MilitaryHistory #HistoryGaming #StrategyGames

Keeping the Lines Open How do you keep orders moving when the normal lines are gone? In KARDS, PAMS puts an Order into circulation while 2nd West Africa brings one back into reach, echoing the people who kept wartime communications moving. #KARDS #WW2

Sometimes the story is more complicated than the shorthand. This week’s Field Notes looks at the Maginot Line. #KARDS #WW2 #MilitaryHistory #HistoryGaming #StrategyGames

Mud and Fire How do you keep fighting when the ground itself turns against you? In KARDS, Rasputitsa punishes costly operations, 3rd Morskoi Pekhoty brings light infantry and firepower, and STZ-5 Katyusha keeps mobile fire moving through the mud. #KARDS #WW2

Sometimes the way forward has to be built. What matters is having the will to build it. This week’s Field Notes looks at Danuta and the crew who did exactly that. #KARDS #WW2 #MilitaryHistory #HistoryGaming #StrategyGames

No Ground Left to Give As the Pacific War moved closer to Japan, strategic choices narrowed. In KARDS, J2M Raiden reacts to mounting pressure, Ferocious Assault trades future capacity for an immediate answer, and Last Ditch Force pushes that logic to its extreme. #KARDS #WW2

Sometimes the answer isn’t new equipment. It’s finding a new use for what you have. This week’s Field Notes looks at the Matilda Frog. #KARDS #WW2 #MilitaryHistory #HistoryGaming #StrategyGames