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Good afternoon,

I am planning on running several GHQ WWII and Modern Microarmour games in August and have attached our game day information below.

The pdf game day flyer can also be found on my forums here:
http://wargamehub.com/forum/index.php?topic=28.0

Sincerely,
Austin Mitchell
Boston Trained Bands

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The Hobby Bunker in association with Boston Trained Bands is hosting a miniatures game day on Saturday August 28, 2010.

The Bunker will be open for gaming until 10 PM* with BYOB after 6 PM.

EVENTS
Specific Times: Boston Trained Bands will be running a Napoleonic
Battle in the morning followed by Historicon 2010 PELA award winning
Battle of The Dunes 1658 in the afternoon.

Throughout The Day: GHQ Micro Armor both WWII and Modern, along
with Wings of War WWI aerial combat and DBA ancient battles will be
available for gaming all day.

Other games masters and/or clubs are welcome to present their games.
Please use the contact information below to book a table.

For More Information Please Contact

Games
Richard Claydon: charles@bostontrainedbands.com 781-291-9905
and Austin Mitchell: conventioninfo@bostontrainedbands.com

Store Information
matt@hobbybunker.com

* Closing time may vary depending on turnout/games being played

Forgot one small but very important detail.

The parking garage across the street from the Hobby Bunker has free parking on the weekends.

Is this in Boston, GA, outside Thomasville. I plan to make it. Or is it in Boston, just assumed it is. BTW, what is the address and zip?
Thank you, Chris

sorry about that, just north of Boston, MA. I forgot about the "other" Bostons

33 Exchange Street
Malden, MA 02148

Sorry KY, GA, IN, NY, and TX
Note, does not count North Bostons, South Bostons,r New Bostons or Boston Townships.

Small update on games that will be setup for certain.

Modern
1980s U.S. versus Soviet. Tanks probably M60A3 or early M1 with M113 against early T-80 with BMP-2.

I'm also planning a BMP-2 unit versus a late 70s U.S. Cavalry unit with M551s and M113s.

World War II
North Africa, British combined arms versus German combined arms

France, U.S versus German.