this and also about western and soviet tactics with a ukrainian officer a graduate of the command and staff collegee us army, pavel palysa, the commander of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade that defended bakhmut at the height of the battles for the city since february of this year , after graduating from the lviv academy of ground forces, you then studied at the american command and staff complex , how did it turn out how did you get there i served as the head of the operational department of the 58th brigade, and one of my colleagues received a telegram containing a list of courses with requirements to the candidates and so on. well, i didn't really take it seriously and there. well, write me down. write me down there somewhere and i was actually very surprised. it was, well, probably some element of luck or something. that's how i know that you met a full-scale war there in the states , can you remember that day, that morning, what were you doing, how did you find out that a full-scale war had started, yes, i can, and i will certainly not forget this day, but on february 23, in the well of ei

also about western and soviet tactics with a ukrainian officer , a graduate of the us army command and staff college, pavel palisa, commander 93 of a separate mechanized brigade that defended bakhmut at the height of the battles for the city since february of this year , after graduating from the lviv academy of ground forces, you then studied at the american command and staff complex as so it turned out. how did you get there? i was serving as the head of the operational department of the 58th brigade, and uh, one of the employees, one of my colleagues, uh , i got a telegram with a list of courses with requirements for candidates and so on, i'm serious about that didn't actually go there well put it put me there somewhere and i was actually very surprised it was well it must have been some element of luck or something so i know you met a full-scale war there in the states can you remember that day that morning what did you do how did you find out generally about what a full-scale war began, yes i can and i will definitely not forget this day, but on february 23, in the well of verkhov the great, i

lieutenant colonel barry berryman, a british exchange student at the united states army command and general staff college. we, the british, are indeed proud of the fact that the political and legal heritage of colonial america was primarily english. english common law and many of our historic documents. the magna carta of 1215, the habeas corpus act of 1679, and the bill of rights of 1689. all these had significant influence upon the framers of your constitution. in fact, our political and legal philosophers, such as locke and blackstone were often quoted here on the floor of independence hall in philadelphia as regards the military debates. there is no doubt that the delegates were only too well aware of those crises in english history, where king or parliament used excessive power over the army. as a result, the british army act, which is somewhat similar to your army appropriations act, must be passed by parliament annually. if this were not to happen, the army would essentially cease to exist and i would be out of a job. your constitution limits the period of appropriations for your own army to two y