To achieve a preponderance of force and strategic position from which to deploy to force your enemy to submit to your will, preferably without fighting.
Tom Cotton: “To achieve a preponderance of force and strategic position from which to deploy to force your enemy to submit to your…”
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Cotton emphasizes the importance of strategic positioning to avoid conflict.
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