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• Historical Miniature Gaming Society Heart of America

  http://www.hahmgs.org/
  Nonprofit society which promotes miniature wargaming. Organizers of 'Borderwars' and 'Call to Arms' conventions. Convention reports and schedules, contact information and list of events.

• Historical Miniatures Gaming Society Eastern Chapter

  http://www.hmgs.org/
  Nonprofit educational society which promotes the study of military history through miniature gaming. Organizers of 'Historicon', 'Fall In!' and 'Cold Wars' miniature gaming conventions. Convention details and photos, newcomers guide, news and membership information.

• Historical Miniatures Gaming Society Mid-South Region

  http://www.hmgs-midsouth.org/
  Nonprofit educational organization from Tennessee which promotes historical gaming in miniature. List of events, convention details, contact information, photos and dispatches.

• Loughton Strike Force

  http://www.loughtonstrikeforce.co.uk/
  Club that meets in Loughton, Essex on Thursday evenings, and play a wide and varied selection of historical tabletop and board games.

• South Jersey Confederation of Wargamers

  http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/SJCW/
  Club located in Cape May County, drawing members from several surrounding counties.

• The Society of Ancients

  http://www.soa.org.uk/
  An international amateur society for the promotion of the study of ancient and medieval military history and wargaming. Information on bimonthly publication 'Slingshot', list of events and other resources.

• Tulsa Area Wargame Confederation

  http://wargametulsa.100megsfree5.com/
  Dedicated to historical wargaming in the Tulsa area.

• Tunbridge Wells Wargames Society

  http://www.twws.org.uk/
  Based in Kent, UK. Contact information, selected articles from club newsletter 'Rank and File' and club meeting announcements.

 

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