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| Our document Library |
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| Summary |
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The Library Pages provide the following items, some of which concern the running of the Society, others to support our
activities.
On this page you will find items that cover various aspects of the running of the Society, as well as practical
information about our activities.
If you LEFT-click on any links on this page, they will open in a new tab in your browser. If you RIGHT-click then you
can save the item onto your computer.
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| Administration Documents ▲ |
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If you wish to nominate a member of the Society for election to the Committee at the Annual General Meeting, you need to
download, print out and complete the following form.
Committee Nomination
Form (PDF)
If you wish to register for access to the Members' Pages, the following PDF guide has been prepared.
TWWS Registration Guide
(PDF)
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| Useful guides and maps ▲ |
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The first set of guides and maps shows you how to get to Speldhurst Village Hall. The "Getting to Speldhurst" guide
includes photographs and a description of the route to follow when approaching from various directions. "TWWS Maps" are
a set showing the wider area and then more detailed road plans when you get near and in the village.
Getting to Speldhurst (v.2020
PDF)
TWWS Maps (PDF)
The next set of documents gives details of how to get to the venue of our Wargames Show, Cavalier. The document gives
brief details of rail and bus access and includes maps and written directions for drivers approaching from round about.
The final page is a sketch map showing the immediate area round the venue and is also suitable for visitors arriving by
rail or on foot.
How to get to the
Angel Centre (PDF v.2024)
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| Cavalier ▲ |
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Information for Traders who wish to have a stand at Cavalier can be downloaded from this link.
Cavalier Trader
Information (PDF v.2024)
B&B Information
Sheet
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| Rank and File ▲ |
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For many years the Society ran its own magazine, called Rank and File. The contributions were made by many members and
covered a variety of matters. There were a great many battle reports, written usually in the form of memoirs of the
officers who had fought. These are very often amusing with plenty of anecdotes recording the activities, successes and
dismal failures of the participants. There are also reports on visits to the early wargames shows, some of which were
already quite large, others smaller. Some later magazines contain articles about painting your models and collecting
more obscure armies.
The files have been created from the original documents, which have been scanned. Personal contact details of members
have been redacted. Please click the links below in order to read them.
In some cases the quality may not be ideal, but the please bear in mind that the earliest ones date back to the 1970's.
The files are all PDFs; they are collated into Zip files, covering specific periods of time, that you may download and
extract. We hope you enjoy reading what is in part a potted history of the Society.
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| Journals of other Societies ▲ |
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Through the good offices of member Rodney Somerville we have also been provided with Reports from the Skirmish Line, an
Occasional Newsletter for Skirmish Wargamers. Our thanks to them for allowing us to post them here.
Reports from the Skirmish Line
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