Crisis Point 2019 Update - edited 28/2/19

Things are looking good for Crisis Point (30th and 31st March).

Confirmed attendees so far (edited 28/2/19 to include Will McNally, great to have you on board Will)  are:

Richard Crawley

Jamie Crawley

Richard Phillips

Andy Canham

Mark Julian

Ian Shaw

Arthur Woodward

Leo Flewitt

Ron Pierce

Russ Phillips

Kevin Tingle

Mark Kniveton

Harry Maudsley

Neil McCusker

Andy Taylor

Phil Buchanan

Mike Wallace
Will McNally
Mike Whitaker

 

Possibly Stuart Adams - family commitments 

We have five different games on offer, some of them consisting of multiple sessions so it should be very possible for people to swap between games over the weekend:

Game	Description	Organiser(s)	Rules and scale
Menton, 1940	French vs Italians on the Mediterranean coast in June 1940. “You’d have to be a lunatic to want to game that campaign” - Richard Clarke 6x4 table, 3 - 5 players Could run Italian attack as game 1, French counter-attack as game 2	Richard C	Chain of Command, 20mm (may switch to AoF if need to accommodate more players)
Dertosa, 215BCE	Romans vs Carthaginians using fun, fast play rules.  6x4 table	Richard C	To The Strongest!, 28mm
Piedmont 1794	Small skirmish during the French Revolutionary War. 3x3 table, 4 players	Jamie C	Song of Drums and Shakos, 28mm
Gallipoli ‘89	1989 WW3 - Turkish v Soviet Naval Infantry/VDV assault on Istanbul. Gallipoli ’89, basically.  6x8 table	Neil Mc & Andy T	Cold War Commander, 6mm
Israelis in Beirut	1989 WW3 - Soviet naval infantry vs Israelis and various local factions.	Kevin T	Force on Force, 20mm
Malta	German invasion of Malta, WW2 (two-day mini-campaign). 5x8 table	Richard P, Andy C , Mark J	Battlegroup, 20mm

 

The game slots across the weekend could be as follows:

	a.m.	p.m.
Saturday table 1	Malta campaign
Saturday table 2	Menton game 1	Menton game 2
Saturday table 3	France v Austrians game 1	France v Austrians game 2
Sunday table 1	Malta Campaign
Sunday table 2	Gallipoli
Sunday table 3	Dertosa	Finish Dertosa then boardgames?
Sunday table 4	Israelis in Beirut

 If the Beirut and Gallipoli teams (those who are there Saturday) want to at least start setting up Saturday evening after their Saturday games are finished I’m sure we can accommodate that.