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This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

I welcome my good colleague, Colonel Jeff McCawson, United States Army retired,

our tetheryman, CBS News, visiting Professor Dickinson College, Diamond Sixth Leadership and Strategy, CEO.

We go immediately to NATO, meeting over these last days, both online and in person.

NATO is looking at a problem not immediately Ukraine, although that's a piece of it.

But over the next few years, how to prepare for what the general secretary, Mr. Rudy says, is a Russian

attack on a NATO nation that would be unambiguously a violation of the treaty and oblige

everyone to participate in a counter-answer. However, Jeff, a very good evening to you. Logistics,

you teach. Logistics. That's wins wars. Right now,

NATO's logistics are hard to summarize other than the fact that it doesn't work. They have

different tanks, and they're now involved in arguing over a new fighter jet, not an F-35, our version.

The headline, French and German leaders aim to diffuse tensions over fighter jet, disputes over governance and workload plague weapons

program that is crucial to European defense ambitions. That is not about the Russians. That's

about the French and the Germans and NATO entirely.

You were a veteran in NATO and you saw this as well. Is it something that can be settled or is it just

going to be part of the problem of involving so many different European military powers. Good evening to you.

Good news, John. It can be solved, but it's a very complex problem that so far NATO has

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