While rations have improved significantly since my service in World War II, there is always room for improvement. Well nourished soldiers fight better. It is that simple. I believe that this research is valuable to ensuring the combat capability of our troops.
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We have the diplomatic approach, which is the carrot and carrot approach, where everybody wins.
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