BRO JUST ONE MORE AIRSTRIKE BRO PLEASE TRUST ME DUDE COME ON BRO THIS TIME AN AIR CAMPAIGN WILL COERCE A POLITICAL OUTCOME COME ON DUDE

5. And if those are all too long, I would read 8.2. It’s short but dense with a lot of the key ideas are contained in it.

4. Lastly, could look at the Principles of War which Clausewitz wrote for the Crown Prince who he was tutoring. It is more prescriptive but he was writing more for that age-demographic. clausewitzstudies.org/mobile/princ...

3. For more of the strategy/politics, I think I would recommend 8.3 because it is a historical overview showing how war changes based on the polity/regime.

2. Just read 1.3 On Genius and think about what qualities are important in a commander/leader and how it depends on both smarts and emotions (intellect and temperament)

Sorry for the delay. Depending on the focus here are some ideas:

1. Book 1.4-1.8 (Danger; Exertion; Information; Friction; Habit). A core idea with how difficult it is to engage and act in the world because of these material conditions.

*read, ugh.

Have you reach Zen at War? A fascinating look at how zen was appropriated before and during WWII.

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