This is CBS I on the world with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

Colonel Jeff McCausen, the United States Army retired artillery men, CBS News,

visiting Professor Dickinson College, CEO Diamond Six Leadership and Strategy,

flooding the tunnels with seawater, the new

understanding of how the IDF pursues the hiding and

on refusing to surrender Hamas so it is surrounded though it is cut off

that it doesn't have adequate supplies the Hamas refused to come out of the

tunnels we're called we're told it's called the Gaza Metro. 800

tunnels, 500 destroyed, X number of miles. Jeff, a very good evening to you.

Sea water is the latest version of what is to be done.

The Gaza Strip, as we both know, is Mediterranean Beachfront, and it's not very big and the tunnels,'m told we're down to a hundred feet the water

table there is at a hundred feet it's deeper than you would suppose given that

it's the desert the tunnels are one version another version is bypassing, which attracted me because I was told

they're following MacArthur's tactics in the Southeast Pacific, Southwest Pacific during the Second War.

What was that, Jeff?

What was that tactic?

Good evening to you.

Good to you, John.

Some of the tactics to be employed were island hopping,

isolating Japanese forces and just bypassing them, let them starve based on lack of logistical resupply.

And the same was truth of some of the Japanese garrisons when you're operating a place like McGinni just to not necessarily take everyone, bypass them, mop it up later, or let them

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