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...nt, though, he did comprehend. But he felt that it should mean something to him; and to every other military man, too. He just did not know what that may be. Not bothering much about any theoretic questions, Koon preferred to consider the professional challenges posed by the sustained hostilities from the enemy’s side. The manned lunar bases had been given up. Maintainin...

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