Don't Fight The Problem, Decide It.

I Think One Difficulty Is That The Problem Is One Of Such Enormous Complexity That The Very Mass Of Facts Presented To The Public By Press And Radio Make It Exceedingly Difficult For The Man In The Street To Reach A Clear Appraisement Of The Situation. It Is Virtually Impossible At This Distance To Grasp At All The Real Significance Of The Situation.

You Know, I Know, All Of Us Know That The Time Factor Is The Vital Consideration - And Vital Is The Correct Meaning Of The Term - Of Our National Defense Program; That We Must Never Be Caught In The Same Situation We Found Ourselves In 1917.

The One Great Element In Continuing The Success Of An Offensive Is Maintaining The Momentum.

Passive Inactivity, Because You Have Not Been Given Specific Instructions To Do This Or To Do That, Is A Serious Deficiency.

If You Get The Objectives Right, A Lieutenant Can Write The Strategy.