Hello everyone I'm your host James Patton Rogers. This is Warfare and I have some news.

After an amazing three years and hundreds of episodes, the Warfare Podcast is coming to an end.

I always say it's a true joy to present this podcast.

I've learned so much over the years from our expert guests, but all good things must come to an

end and it's time for me to take a break from podcasting.

I've just moved to the US to start a new job and my wife and I are

excitedly expecting a baby very soon. But of course, it won't be the last you hear from me. So now is the time, if you haven't already, to drop me a follow on

Instagram at James Rogers History. This just leaves me to say a massive thank you to

the excellent history hit team for their hard work over the years. To Sophie who started the podcast with me, to James

and Dan, who commissioned it, to Steve, who runs all the podcasts at History Here, to Aidan, who helps edit it,

and to Elena and Annie who basically run the entire show working tirelessly to produce

and edit the episodes that have allowed us to reach 180 countries worldwide.

And of course my final thanks goes to all of you. Thank you for your emails, for your support, for your suggestions, and it's been a pleasure to meet so many of you around the world in person.

I hope you've enjoyed the podcast and maybe like me you've even

learned a thing or two and discovered a new history along the way. I hope you'll join me on my next chapter.

Enjoy our vast back catalog. enjoy all the other History Hit

podcasts and especially enjoy today's episode. Thank you all so much. This is the History Hit Warfare Podcast.

I'm your host James Rogers.

This one takes us right back to the start to our beginning of this podcast.

It brings us in to a focus on Napoleon and his greatest

victory the Battle of Austolitz to take us through this we have one of the world's

leading historians

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