If you cannot clearly articulate when the commitment will be ended, then we tend to move sort of in an ad hoc way.
Jim Webb: “If you cannot clearly articulate when the commitment will be ended, then we tend to move sort of in an ad hoc way.”
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Webb critiques the lack of clear timelines in military commitments.
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