But I don't think we can ever again put ourselves in a position like we did in Korea or like we did at the early stages of World War II or World War I where we don't have enough to go toe to toe, because what that means is we are fighting for footholds or ports or airbases.
Emphasizing the need for military readiness to avoid past mistakes in conflicts.
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All we said is we reiterated what basically is the rule of law that members of the military should not, cannot follow illegal orders.
What does this mean for their future if they find out later that they did this without legal justification?
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