Chris Denzel, a knowledgeable expert in operational art and maneuver warfare, continues to share his insights. He discusses the evolution of precision strike warfare and its strategic implications in the Indo-Pacific. Denzel critiques the stagnation in military theory, influenced by funding sources that stifle innovation. He emphasizes the contrasts in military cultures between the U.S. and Japan, and the importance of learning from historical conflicts to improve contemporary military readiness. Their conversation wraps up with reflections on their past writings and personal commitments.