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Jiang's reading of a strategy term meaning fewer restraints, fewer rules of engagement, and fighting wars to win.
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warrior ethos
Jiang's reading of a strategy term meaning fewer restraints, fewer rules of engagement, and fighting wars to win.
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Jiang interprets the National Defense Strategy as a shift from ideals, globalism, and rules of engagement to concrete interests, America First, and warrior ethos.
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"...order. These past leaders neglected and often actively undermined our warfighters' warrior ethos and our military's core, irreplaceable role, fighting, winning, and thereby deterring..."
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"...And the last thing is the idea of undermining our warriors' ethos, okay? What this means is that before, America was founded by too..."
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"...Before it was about rules of engagement. Now it's about the warrior ethos, okay? Please continue reading, Irene."
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"...interests with an approach of flexible realism. We will restore the warrior ethos. We will refocus the American military on its core, irreplaceable goal..."
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