Selasa, 29 Agustus 2017

Decisions: Crossing the Andes

Feats of brilliance and finesse have distinguished military history’s finest commanders and inspired many of their decisive victories. Often, however, it is the fundamental qualities of endurance and strength that matter most. In warfare’s most trying moments, when warriors draw on their final reserves of energy and determination, great leaders come to the fore. Few …

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