Galactic Knights glance

Terran Formidable-class battlecruiser.

The Galactic Knights rulebook is 106 pages, spiral bound.  However, the rules themselves don't take up that much space.  The first chapter (Preliminaries and Setup; this chapter explains game concepts) is four pages; chapter 2 (Basic Training; moving and shooting) is thirteen pages, chapter 3 (Advanced Training; missiles and fighters) is five pages; chapter 4 (Command Training; an alternative missile and fighter system) is ten pages.  Chapter 5 is ten pages of ship design information for Terran ships.  Chapter 6 covers the Terrans; antagonists, the Avarians, with three pages of combat rules and ten pages of ship design rules.  After that, the book ends with fourty-seven pages blank ship design sheets, ship design sheets for each type of Terran and Avarian ship, and quick reference sheets and markers, and a two-page glossary.
Galactic Knights came out five years ago, but there hasn't been very much posted about it on the 'net. I thought I would remedy that with a few links:

• Here's a review of Galactic Knights on BoardGameGeek. 
• Here's a review of the game on The Miniatures Page. 
• And this thread on The Minaitures Page links to another GK review, this one on Deep Fried Happy Mice.

If you run across any more reviews of Galactic Knights--or if you wrote one of your own--let me know.