What are the books recommended for someone who wants to learn about the daily life of a roman soldier and a detailed description of the tactics, drills, and practices used during the republic and imperial periods? I don't have a strong historical background, so materials that are designed as an introduction to these subjects are most preferred.
In the Name of Rome by Adrian Goldsworthy covers serval prominent generals in both the Republic and Imperial periods and breaks down the battles/formations/tactics/strategies of these generals. It’s worth checking out.