65 years after D-Day, Eisenhower’s thinking about world now key to US military thinking

ABILENE, Kan. — When Dwight Eisenhower planned the World War II invasion that wrested Europe from Hitler’s hands, he believed — as many strategists do today — that victory and a lasting peace required more than military might.

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