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Half a dozen men, the advanced squad, set out next, moving down the trail at a slow trot.

Advanced Squad Leader is a successful tactical scale wargame.

He has also contributed to several wargames including many Advanced Squad Leader game products.

In 1997 he was unofficially working on a computer adaptation of the famous Advanced Squad Leader board game.

Perhaps the most successful board wargaming system ever designed, Advanced Squad Leader, is set at the tactical level.

There have also been Historical Advanced Squad Leader offerings published in periodicals.

Schilling formed a deep-rooted interest in the board wargame Advanced Squad Leader.

Advanced Squad Leader.

The following is a list of Advanced Squad Leader Modules, and the dates of their release.

Greenwood's prediction was correct as far as time frame; in 1985 the Advanced Squad Leader system debuted.

A later game, Advanced Tobruk, was a new system closer in feel to Advanced Squad Leader.

Advanced Squad Leader: solid red and solid black coloured chits are drawn to determine battery access for offboard artillery.

Instead, by the time it debuted, Advanced Squad Leader had become a complete replacement of the games of the original SL series.

Few solitaire titles have been released since the 1980s, perhaps a notable exception being Solitaire Advanced Squad Leader in 1995.

The most successful literal adaptation of ASL to the computer has been Virtual Advanced Squad Leader, as described above.

Modules for the game Advanced Squad Leader (ASL) contained all the equipment needed to actually play the game.

Pitcavage hosts his own website regarding the board wargame Advanced Squad Leader (ASL).

Multi-Man Publishing has the rights to several important former AH games, including Advanced Squad Leader .

Daglish was one of the earliest British boardwargamers, and a prolific player and scenario designer for the game Advanced Squad Leader.

It was intended that the loose-leaf binder would allow the book to be updated, in the manner of Avalon Hill's Advanced Squad Leader.

In 1998 Big Time Software negotiated with Avalon Hill to do a computerized version of Advanced Squad Leader, but plans fell through.

Their first publication was Backblast, a fanzine for Avalon Hill's wargame Advanced Squad Leader (ASL).

Mark Pitcavage is a historian and critic of far right wing groups and an expert on the board wargame Advanced Squad Leader (ASL).

Festung Budapest (2012) is a table-top war game simulation of parts of the siege using the Advanced Squad Leader (ASL) system.

The simulated opponent in SASL was created through tables and charts in a special chapter of the Advanced Squad Leader Rulebook.