“During the nineteenth century, corps commander was the highest level of command to still require skills of an operator for success. A corps commander was still able to see a problem develop and to dispatch soldiers or artillery to solve… — Robert Scales Copy Share Image
“In the past, the states best able to manage events beyond their borders have been those best able to avoid the temptation to overreach.… — Robert Scales Copy Share Image
“The strategic level is concerned with the use of military force to achieve national objectives. In the new American style of war, it has… — Robert Scales Copy Share Image
“As a ground-combat force approaches the deadly zone and moves within range of the enemy’s rifles, mortars, and machine guns, the dynamics of war… — Robert Scales Copy Share Image
“During the nineteenth century, corps commander was the highest level of command to still require skills of an operator for success. A corps commander… — Robert Scales Copy Share Image
