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That's the Expl World War interview.

Today I'm joined by Bruce Goodminson, creator of the Tactical Notebook on Substack and the

author of several books on military history, including one I'm going to point out that was

written several years ago called Storm Troop Tactics, which I call out specifically because I

read the book back in the history of the Great War years, and I am, I have it back on my to read list for another

upcoming project. So Bruce, welcome to the podcast. And I'm going to try a new thing on this

interview. What is something that keeps you interested in history after all your viewers of

studying and writing about it? Oh, that's a great question.

First of all, thank you for inviting me.

I'm delighted to be here.

There's always something new.

There are always lots of surprises.

The things you think you know turn out to be, if not different, more nuanced. So you can always go further and

further. Yes. And on the tactical notebook, you often go quite deep into some topics for sure.

Yes, yes. No, no. There's a lot of really good military history

out there. And so I'm really looking to provide something that readers really can't find elsewhere.

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