Echoes
The Washington Post tells us that the US military is obtaining what used to be called a favorable "kill ratio."
700 to 70--sounds good, right? Well, maybe not:
"For everyone you lose we will lose ten, but you will tire first."
Who said that? I'll tell you:
Vo Nguyen Giap, guerrilla warfare genius. He stuck it to the Japanese, the French, the RVN, and the United States.
Some things just don't change. Unfortunately.
The Washington Post tells us that the US military is obtaining what used to be called a favorable "kill ratio."
700 to 70--sounds good, right? Well, maybe not:
"For everyone you lose we will lose ten, but you will tire first."
Who said that? I'll tell you:
Vo Nguyen Giap, guerrilla warfare genius. He stuck it to the Japanese, the French, the RVN, and the United States.
Some things just don't change. Unfortunately.