“We fight on four fronts. The military, the political, the diplomatic and the domestic front in the United States...”
Nang turned to the soldier beside him. The man, like Nang, was less wrapped in Number Three Uncle’s words than were the mass of soldiers surrounding them.
“...every military clash has consequences far beyond its immediate and apparent outcome...”
The soldier glanced at Nang. “You’re new?” he whispered.
“Yes,” Nang answered.
“...In the integrated whole, every act, every propaganda appeal, assists our cause. Each battle is a psychological event. Each negotiation strengthens our battlefield position...”
“You’re very young.”
“Not so young.”
“...danh va dam, dam va danh...” (Fighting is talking, talking is fighting.)
“We’ll talk later.”
“A little.”
“...Your persistent
