The difference of situation is vital, and the foreign garrison should be prepared to defend itself at an instant's notice against a foe who may command the sea.
Bill Taft: “The difference of situation is vital, and the foreign garrison should be prepared to defend itself at an instant's…”
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Taft highlights the critical need for foreign garrisons to be self-sufficient and ready for immediate defense.
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