Member Sites
Several of our members have created web sites related to ASL. Here are links to these sites:

• Robert Delwood's ASL Site
  
  Robert's site has a ton of great articles, plus you can download his SALSA program (assist for playing Solitaire ASL) as well as past issues of our club newsletter, CX'd!
• Sam Belcher's ASL Site
• Berserk Commissars in Portland, Oregon
  Our ASL pals in Oregon! Gracious hosts of WWF in August.

ASL Related Sites:

• Multi-Man Publishing: The official developers of new ASL products. You can order ASL material here.
• Consimworld.com: Chat style communication. Chaotic at times but many great posts can be found here on just about any conflict simulation game available.

Gaming-related sites:

• Northwest Historical Miniatures Gaming Society: The fine folks at NHMGS have a new web site! NHMGS put on the great Enfilade! gaming convention around Memorial Day in the spring, which includes the Northwest's longest running ASL tournament.
• Metro Seattle Gamers: Metro Seattle Gamers, alternate location for gaming in Seattle, has a web site that contains directions and information.

Other Sites of Interest There are hundreds of sites devoted to World War 2 and conflict simulation. This page is not meant to be a comprehensive list; its main purpose is to call to your attention some sites that you might overlook in your adventures on the Internet... Actually, these are just sites that Dan Owsen found in his journeys and thought were cool.

• US Army Center of Military History: This site looks very promising if you're researching military history. Check it out if you're looking for historical documents about the US Army. They also have bibliographic lists that could point out books of interest for your topic.
• National Archives and Records Administration: I stumbled across this cool site searching for pictures of WW2 GIs celebrating Christmas. Lots of great old US government photos available.