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XVIII Airborne Corps
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Back to the Battle of the Bulge.
He's late.
Thursday, December 28, 1944, ~ 2:30 PM.
Delayed by fog and snowbanks, Eisenhower's command train pulls into a rail siding in the Belgian town of Hasselt three hours behind schedule.
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Q 3717
First indictment [unseal] will trigger mass pop awakening.
First arrest will verify action and confirm future direction.
They will fight but you are ready.
Marker [9].
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Monty continued: In speaking with the Great General (Monty, that is, of course), Eisenhower saw the limits of his own abilities of command.
Ike, meanwhile, thinks the attack will launch in less than 90 hours.
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Q 4281
How about a nice game of chess.
https://thechessworld.com/articles/middle-game/chess-strategy-what-do-you-need-to-know-about-strategy-and-tactics/
Objective [end]: checkmate king
Do you attack the king at the beginning of the game?
Do you attack and remove pawns first?
Do you attack and remove bishops, rooks, knights next?
Do you attack and remove queen mid-to-end?
Is the game being played public or private?
Do emotions affect critical thinking?
Add: important king control pieces [elim rogue elements]?
Add: how do you set the stage [board] re: public opinion [optics]?
“At this time.”
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