Any better interactive tactics books out there?

[Louie the Toad]

Better than Armor Attack by John Antal. Quite a melodramatic piece of work but enjoyable in that it is interactive. Modern Armored warfare. Gave some insight into the armored platoon leader's preparations for battle.
However I think there were flaws in the flow charting of decision making. Often unwittingly humorous in an overdone and propagandistic sort of way.

Anyway, is there anything else interactive out there for tactical or operational combat?

Twirling his moustache and tying the damsel to the tank track...... Toad

[Redwolf]

He has two more books like "armor attacks".

The infantry one is IMHO pretty bad, amoung them in the flow which was very often busted in my read-through. The company one was good again, but by far not as brillant as "armor attacks". The lesson presentation in the first book is an instant classic, hard to beat.