Our entire military is looking at this as a chance to face a noble foe, a chance to be in the kind of conflict that is far less frustrating than fighting insurgencies.
Brad Sherman: “Our entire military is looking at this as a chance to face a noble foe, a chance to be in the kind of conflict that is…”
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Sherman contrasts traditional military engagements with current conflicts, highlighting strategic interests.
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