and i was one of the assault commanders physically on the ground in panama. what we did under these exercises, we deliberately tried to do some provocations with at that time the panamanian military to find out what their reaction was going on the, how timely was it going to be the, what kind of force were they going to respond with, and and we actually kept pushing the envelope. this is what the chinese are doing, very similar. just find out how the u.s. is going to react, what their decision making process is. is it going to be fast, is it going to be slow. is it going to be hard? is it going to be soft. i think they re continuing to gather information on the leadership and the decision making process of the united states. and so they rerring great information not just military and what they ve gathered, but on our decision making process. very concerning. arthel: very concerning. and in the meantime, and those are really excellent points, of course, that you make, general kellogg, m
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