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Anonymous Jamie Dickerson
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A year ago
According to the New War concept, protecting the infrastructure is at least as important as fighting terrorists "over there."
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A year ago
True.

The New War concept, also known as "asymmetric warfare," emphasizes the importance of protecting infrastructure, including transportation systems, communication networks, and energy supplies, as a crucial part of national security. In this view, it is not enough to focus solely on fighting terrorists or other adversaries "over there" through military means; instead, a broader strategy that includes protecting critical infrastructure is necessary to maintain national security.
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