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The Objective in War – Captain B. H. Liddell Hart, Naval War College Review

Post author By EvidenceNotFear
Post date 23 February 2021

In considering this subject, we must be clear about the distinction between the political objective and military objective.

The two are different but not separate. For nations do not wage war for war’s sake, but in the pursuance of policy. The military objective is only the means to a political end.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/45104543

http://archive.today/2022.02.23-164110/https://www.jstor.org/stable/45104543

Tags Carl von Clausewitz, History, JSTOR, Naval War College Review, US Naval War College, USA, Warfare

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An Outbreak of Common Colds at an Antarctic Base after Seventeen Weeks of Complete Isolation – JSTOR (1973)

Post author By EvidenceNotFear
Post date 12 July 2020

17-week perfect Antarctic quarantine and someone still contracted a coronavirus.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/3862013?seq=1

Commentary by Professor Michael Levitt:

Thanks so much. More people need to see what you posted. “Witness 17-week perfect Antarctic quarantine—someone still contracted a coronavirus!! https://t.co/bCXUrQdzOm”. So very hard to keep a virus from getting to its target. https://t.co/WYjuztabI7 pic.twitter.com/ZuM1FHLqry
— Michael Levitt (@MLevitt_NP2013) July 12, 2020

Tags Antarctic, Colds, Isolation, JSTOR, Professor Michael Levitt