Hello and welcome to another episode of the Ancient Warfare podcast.

With me today are Murray Dom, the assistant editor of the magazine, Mark McCaffrey,

Mark DeSantis, Lindsay Powell, and I am Yospo Ortiz.

I am the editor of Ancient Warfare Magazine.

And today we're discussing the latest issue of the magazine

which is on the way to subscribers and anybody who pre-ordered it worldwide.

I think it's got to most places in the world already.

Oh, even to Australia.

They even go down here.

Pigs it up.

And the topic of that issue is challenges of campaigning.

And we established in our sort of pre-discussion as well as in the magazine that that is a potentially huge topic.

I mean, you can go from logistics to topography, to intelligence, to dealing with the troops.

And that's a topic that we did not really discuss in the magazine very much.

It's like, how does a general get his army to do what he wants them to do when they are perhaps hesitant or unwilling to do that?

And that might be a good question to kick off with.

Throw the ball out there.

Who's going to catch it?

I suppose I'll start off and then everyone,

I always say things that are controversial

and then other people go, hang on a minute.

I think probably the most famous example is Julius Caesar, obviously landing in Britain,

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