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Colonel Jeff McCausen, United States Army retired CBS News, about the battlefield in Ukraine.

What is true of the battlefield has been true for centuries, so we could be witnessing

Napoleonic troops fighting, we could be witnessing back to Peter the Great and the savagery

around the border area of the Black Sea. We could be witnessing something that will happen

in the 23rd of the 24th century.

That is General Frost, closing in on the Ukrainians and the Russians together, limiting mobility and generally making the battlefield much worse than it was before, hard to endure, let alone

keep your head down or go on the offensive.

Here's Jeff McCausen to describe General Frost, something that the combat soldier must deal with.

It doesn't look like it's on the battlefield, but it is, and the calendar dictates it.

Centuries ago, centuries in the future, General Frost wins. More of this later tonight.

Yeah, definitely, definitely so. It seems, John, not only in terms of the immediacy of the battlefield,

but remember, General Frost, what he does to road network, supply efforts, and slows down

your logistics and your ability to move men, material, ammunition more rapidly to the front.

The guy in the defense is slowly moving backwards, but you've got to move it forward.

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