I would argue that we win wars not just because we are just the best trained and most proficient, because we are very good at large-scale strategic operational and tactical logistics.
Ken Calvert: “I would argue that we win wars not just because we are just the best trained and most proficient, because we are very…”
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Calvert discusses the importance of logistics in military success.
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