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In the fourth episode of Whiskey Tango, our limited series on military leadership and conflict, Ben Hodges, the former commanding general of US Army Europe, returns to The Next Move to discuss an essential arena in modern war: the home front.
He’ll take on critical questions about the war at home: Is the military too woke? Why are civilians in charge of the armed forces? When can officers speak out? And why is American freedom both an asset and a weakness in a global battle against authoritarians?
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