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<blockquote data-quote="Dana_Jorgensen" data-source="post: 1416616" data-attributes="member: 12962">The compendium will be an annual paper-based publication, collecting the year's PDFs, with any revisions to material in previous compendiums being released in a separate yearbook.Each PDF volume is themed. Vol.1 tried focusing in material not published in other books, Special Edition focused on weapons used in both wars with Iraq, Vol. 2 was older experimental weapons, concealable/spy weapons, and some WW2 stuff, Vol. 3 was experimental weapons of the US Army's Future Combat Systems program, Vol. 4 was the earliest gerenation of modern longarms used by the European armies, Vol. 5 is grenades, and the upcoming Vol. 6 is German small arms of WW2.Incidentally, as far as recommending Ken Hood's material... it isn't online anymore. It was to be used in one of the earlier incarnations of Weapons Locker (when the book was going to be published by other companies under another name), and went offline at that time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dana_Jorgensen, post: 1416616, member: 12962"] The compendium will be an annual paper-based publication, collecting the year's PDFs, with any revisions to material in previous compendiums being released in a separate yearbook. Each PDF volume is themed. Vol.1 tried focusing in material not published in other books, Special Edition focused on weapons used in both wars with Iraq, Vol. 2 was older experimental weapons, concealable/spy weapons, and some WW2 stuff, Vol. 3 was experimental weapons of the US Army's Future Combat Systems program, Vol. 4 was the earliest gerenation of modern longarms used by the European armies, Vol. 5 is grenades, and the upcoming Vol. 6 is German small arms of WW2. Incidentally, as far as recommending Ken Hood's material... it isn't online anymore. It was to be used in one of the earlier incarnations of Weapons Locker (when the book was going to be published by other companies under another name), and went offline at that time. [/QUOTE]

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