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Well, an important thing to clarify is if you're interested in learning about tactics or strategy. Despite the words often being used interchangeably, they are actually two entirely distinct disciplines.

Think of tactics as the play-by-play calls and modifications of a coach as his team is playing a single game against a single other team.

Strategy is the big-picture, long term, type of planning where the coach plans how he will have his team structured and what actions he will take in order to win all the games and the Super Bowl for the entire season.

I'm assuming you mean strategy because you're in the military strategy subreddit, but if not then keep in mind that you may have to look elsewhere for a strong answer.

As for where you can learn it, it depends greatly on what you want to learn. The sorts of strategies used in the War of 1812 are largely useless to a conflict with today's military.

Naval strategy, land invasion strategies, overall military strategy, etc all also depend greatly on the actors involved.

If you want real world experience, you'd have to go to the military, though I suspect that, at your young age, you're looking for something a little bit less involved.

Definitely correct me if I'm wrong!

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