In 1958, he founded Avalon Hill Co., a Baltimore game publishing company that specialized in war and other mental combat games such as "D-Day," "Stalingrad," "Battle of the Bulge," "Gettysburg" and "Victory in the Pacific."
See the full article at the Baltimore Sun:
[Big Hat-Tip to Brant at Grog News]
Update: Christian has a much better article on Charles Roberts at Cinerati.
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Passing of an era too. Just reminds me that we are all getting older, but not necessarily growing up and out of wargaming though.
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