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So we had our first question and answer podcast where you can submit questions and I do my best

to answer them and it was well well received. I got a lot of

really nice comments about it. When I look back on it, probably I kind of spoke a little bit

too long with some of the answers and I'm going to try and on and do that this time and probably

I try to answer too many questions in one go. So it's a learning curve.

We've just started with this feature of the podcast,

so we'll see how it goes.

So let's get down to some questions now that have come in from listeners over the course

to the last few weeks.

And I've got quite a few, and they've built up,

and there will be some more episodes soon where we'll answer some of the other ones that you've sent in but question number one for this

episode is from linda michelini i've heard many times that the great war was a learning curve for

the bf i recently read nick lloydashendale, and he touches on this,

how both the B.E.F and the Germans adjusted their tactics in response to the actions of the other side.

I realise the answer to my question could take up an entire book,

but would it be possible for you to give an overview of the subject some way to make a huge and complex topic comprehensible for those of us

without expert knowledge of the history of the war. Well Linda, thanks for this one. It certainly is

a question that we could turn into an entire book and lots of podcasts. But essentially if we look

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