Is There Anything I Didn't Ask You About That's Worth Talking About?

i think most countries in the world have parts of their population that have a hard time going back and analyzing painful periods when maybe the best decisions or the best actions weren't made. Cumulative strategy is essentially the campaign across the pacific, island by island, battle by battle. And one of the things that i think our military eventually did right, although it took us awhile to in oget the hang of it, i was to devote much more effort to this cumulative sort of attack on on the the corner stones of the japanese economy and war effort. How do you allocate resources between those two very different wars that are happening at the same time? That's fascinating. A metaphor,