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I'm John Bess who with my colleague and friend and mentor Gregory Coppley, editor and publisher of

Defense and Foreign Affairs. James Holmes, Professor James Holmes, the U.S. Naval War College,

a Surface Warfare veteran, has an article

of the national interest, Gregory brings my attention to.

James points to Clausovich's three hours. This is about musling your resources and getting the proper

reward from your endeavor on the battlefield. It seems very abstract until you look at the map in Ukraine right now.

As I understand the three yards of Kuzvit, Ukraine has decided that the cursed salient is worth resources and what is the reward for those resources because it's pressed by Russia along the Ukrainian front.

What I read is the professor being very gentlemanly

and suggesting to Ukraine that it's gotten off course that its main force is no longer being devoted

to defensive Keith. Gregory how to read the clause of its advice is it out of date or does this in a world in which drones are part of the

action or is this again a way of telling Ukraine that it's going for what the

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