ABOUT IAAGA

International Axis and Allies Gamers Association (IAAGA) was created in 2004 as an online gaming club,supporting 5 versions of the Axis and Allies series,A&A Europe,A&A Pacific,Advanced A&A Europe,50th AE and A&A World Domination. IAAGA first started some 15 years ago, as A&AEurope Members Club, when Milton Bradley first came out with the expansion version of Axis and Allies Europe. Three friends got together and decided to set up the club to support this version.Very soon after, Milton Bradley came out with another expansion version called Axis and Allies Pacific, which took placein the Pacific. The three friends then decided to set up A&APacific Members Club,to host this too. To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Normandy, Milton Bradley decided to produce this expansion version of the game as well.
Of course,the club then decided to support game play of this version as well, which caused the Clubs' JcoS (Joint Chiefs of Staff) to ponder a new club name,especially since there were two or more expansion's of Axis and Allies and soon to be released further expansions to the original versions now.Thusly, IAAGA was born.Today,IAAGA is the “only” online gaming club that supports all 5 expansion versions of the Axis and Allies series and continues to offer to its membership the utmost in professional game play as well as professional tools in order to play these versions online.Now with the release of the latest expansion version of the 60th Anniversary Edition,IAAGA is currently setting up to host this version as well,which will bring the entire World Threatre onto your screen. IAAGA will remain the "only"online gaming club to host all expansion versions.

***As of October 25,2009 the "club" has been disbanded and the site will continue to operate as a "Association" of Peoples from around the world.Everything that is posted within the Database is provided for your use,if you wish to,No decisions will be made by the Owner regarding any issue that may come up involving game play.The Owner reserves the right to continue to ask for a $25.00 donation to help offset the enormous cost of putting this all together.