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LINE OF DEPARTURE ONLINE FEATURES EDITED BY JIM WERBANETH August 20, 2009 Gary Greenhalgh is really on a roll. After yesterday's addition of data sheets for the Dutch Navy, today he addresses the Reggia Marina in Command at Sea. These are nine classes of destroyers, destroyer escorts and torpedo boats, all available in pdf format from the Supplements page. Enjoy! August 19, 2009 It took me a while, as I worked through a massive career change; don't worry, it's all for the better. But now, I've started updating Line of Departure Online Features. Look to the Supplements page for a set of new ship data sheets for Command at Sea, courtesy of regular contributor Gary Greenhalgh. This time, he turns his attention to the Royal Netherlands Navy in World War II. There definitely will be more to follow. January 5, 2008 Welcome to the inauguration of Line of Departure Online Features, a free service of Line of Departure Wargaming Quarterly. Since 1999, I have been committed to providing high-quality articles, scenarios, game supplements and player's aids for free via the web, in addition to the features carried within Line of Departure's pages. Until now, it has been in concert with some of the best web sites in the industry, but now I am going out on my own, with independent servers and my own web domain. Long-time readers will recognize that the first features carried here were originally published through the previous web sites: Line of Departure@The Gamers Net, Line of Departure/Military Gamer Online, and Line of Departure/The Wargamer. Indeed, most of the material accumulated there made the transition here, changed mainly in terms of format, repair of broken links, and some new proofreading. One or two articles did not make the move, as I decided that they did not really fit in with the new web site's focus. Then maybe a half dozen scenarios for older computer games got lost, as they were housed on an America Online server when that company decided to eliminate its hosting services. In addition, I am happy to reintroduce Paul Rohrbaugh's desktop published game on the decisive battle for Burma, A Master Stroke, to the public as a free download. Despite all of this, please do not view Line of Departure Online Features as simply old projects in a new venue. I do intend to resume posting new ones on a regular basis. And always, it will be free. So please enjoy the return of an important component of the Line of Departure Multiverse, and check back for new additions to Line of Departure Online Features.
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