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History Animated – An Interview with Its FounderJim H. Moreno | October 13, 2008 | one comment | Print | E-mail ACG: What tools or military history information would you like to have more of? JC: I wish I had an automated mapmaker which would allow me to build more professional maps. Currently, I just trace over the Military Academy maps. ACG: What battle sites have you visited? Do you have a favorite? JC: I have visited all the Civil War sites. My favorite site is Kennesaw Mountain outside of Atlanta because I have had many business trips to Atlanta. I always take time to go there and run on the trails. I walked the Cowpens Battle site just a few weeks ago while visiting my mother. ACG: There is obviously an educational benefit derived from HistoryAnimated. Any consideration about making HistoryAnimated a commercial product?
I have been approached by The History Channel and several museum sites about the use of the animations. I am currently working with one of the museums to set up a site for free as a prototype for doing other sites. My neighbor asked how much money I make doing this. I replied with a question – How much money did you make playing golf this week? It is the same thing. I do it because I enjoy it. Pages: 1 2 3 4Tags: interview
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