Writing credits:

Editor, "Armor in Battle," US Army Armor School, 1985.
Author, "Company Level Mentoring" Armor Magazine , US Army Armor School, 1986.
Author, "Quality Factors at Arracourt," Strategy & Tactics #135, 1990.
Author, "The Soul of Armor," Armor Magazine , US Army Armor School, 1991.
Author, "Make Your Stand!," Computer Gaming World , Nov 1994.
Author, "Operations Orders: Application to Wargaming," Wargamer's Monthly , Nov 1994.

Click here to Read MAJ Smith's diary of his unit's actions in the Gulf War.

Computer game research and production credits:

Panzer Campaigns 1: Smolensk '41
Game system Co-Designer, Historical research, database.

Panzer Campaigns 2: Normandy '44
Game system Co-Designer.

Panzer Campaigns 5: Bulge '44
Game system Co-Designer, Historical research, database.

Panzer Campaigns 10: Market-Garden '44
Game system Co-Designer, Historical research, database.

Panzer Campaigns 14: Moscow '41
Game system Co-Designer, Historical research.

Tigers on the Prowl 2
Historical research, database.

Broken Alliance
Historical research, database, production.

Dragons in the Mist
Historical research, database, production.

Campaign disk design credits:

"Into the Cauldron" - Panthers in the Shadows campaign disk #2

"Thunderbolt!" - Panthers in the Shadows campaign disk #4

"Heia Safari!" - Panthers in the Shadows campaign disk #6

"Operation SEALION" - Panthers in the Shadows campaign disk #8

"The Fall of France" - Panthers in the Shadows campaign disk #9

BS in Ecology from the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 1979.

MSA in Business Administration from Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI 1992.

Major (Ret) Gregory Smith was in the Army from 1979 to 1996. An Arizona native, he graduated from ROTC and immediately went into the Army as a tank platoon leader. He has held various jobs in the Army, to include platoon leader, company executive officer, company commander, military history and leadership instructor, and assistant battalion operations officer. From 1992 to 1995 he was the Professor of Military Science at California University of Pennsylvania, just south of Pittsburgh. In December 1993 he received his Master's degree in Administration from Central Michigan University. His military awards and decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters, the Army Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Army Achievement Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Southwest Asia Service Medal, and the Liberation of Kuwait Medal.

During the Gulf War, Major Smith, then a captain, served with the First Battalion, 34th Armor (M1A1), as part of the First Infantry Division, which earned a Valorous Unit Award for combat operations against Iraqi army units and the Tawakalna Division. (RGFC).

-Armor Officer Basic Course
-Airborne School
-Armor Officer Advanced Course
-Combined Arms Staff and Services School
-Command and General Staff College