Idk I think he's referring to the current status and objectives of the war on the ground, and it's probably only the top military and executive brass who review the compiled reports and make decisions on them. Add up the military and intelligence personnel who compile those reports, and I don't imagine it's much more than 60 people per side who have the most detailed (but important) bits of info
Idk I think he's referring to the current status and objectives of the war on the ground, and it's probably only the top military and executive brass who review the compiled reports and make decisions on them. Add up the military and intelligence personnel who compile those reports, and I don't imagine it's much more than 60 people per side who have the most detailed (but important) bits of info
A few dozen with all the facts and thousands with the piece they need to play their part.
It's how corporations work under capitalism. Division of intellectual and physical labor at work