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10/18/24 3:37 PM

#497547 RE: blackhawks #497544

The retired General knew his path from the start...set out down that path and achieved his goals. His primary means of study was an undergrad in political science and a masters in international affairs. Grounded in politics.

Through the master’s degree in international relations, you will:

- Gain a comprehensive understanding of global issues — such as international politics, economics, and law – to develop multicultural competence.
- Use social science methods to examine economic, political, social, and environmental processes and implications of international interactions.
- Learn to navigate rapidly changing circumstances, deepening your knowledge of the world and its complexities.
- Develop critical insights into the precursors, processes, and outcomes of international interactions between governments, organizations, and individuals.


https://extension.harvard.edu/academics/programs/international-relations-graduate-program/#program-overview

You better damn well expect that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is a skilled politician. For if he his not...he will be a failure. Would you prefer any high ranking military individual not be skilled in politics? I may not like politicians, but I will be damned if I wouldn't want one a very skilled one in there against another politician representing a foreign power....especially an enemy.