View from the Veranda - Episode 2

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Neil Shuck & Henry Hyde are back, discussing more
subjects of interest to wargamers.

 

In this show, we follow up on a listener respone to Episode
1, and discuss one of the possible reasons why gamers do not game historical
wargames - the whole issue of the morality and ethics of wargaming.

 

Is it ever wrong to game a particular conflict? Is it ever
wrong to game a particular nation?

 

This is an emotive and potentially controversial subject,
but we hope you enjoy our discussion.