The first edition rules shipped with Chapter A, B, C, D, H, J, and N. The two largest updates were the '87 and '89 sections that came with many pages. The errata would come in the form of altered pages, with page numbers annotated with the date of any changes old pages were simply removed from the binder and discarded and the new page inserted.
Errata would be provided on a regular basis, and coupons in the back of the rulebook could be exchanged by mail for the initial updates to the rulebook. Each chapter was colour coded along the top of the page, with brightly coloured section dividers of heavy cardboard stock reproducing charts and diagrams associated with that chapter. Based on military field manuals, the rule book was contained in a three ring binder. The ASL Rulebook was revolutionary in its design, as far as wargames go.
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