Colin Powell Dead At 84 From COVID-19 Complications
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell, the first Black American to serve in the post and a veteran general, died on Monday at the age
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October 19, 2021
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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell, the first Black American to serve in the post and a veteran general, died on Monday at the age
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Defense Domain publishes strategic analysis, intelligence assessments, and weekly strategic briefs on defense, security, emerging technologies, and evolving geopolitical risks.
Wars are easy to begin and difficult to end. Starting one can be a decision made in a room by a handful of people; ending one requires millions of people, and the willingness of societies to accept an outcome that falls short of what they once demanded.
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