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Prometheus

Aerial photograph of an island airfield, annotated in the manner of an intelligence read: a datum rule with station ticks, and three open squares marking the airstrip, the sheltered water on its north side, and the support area, each with a leader running down to a placard along the foot of the plate. The placard lists three courses open to the force holding the feature — A, assessed most likely, to reinforce and hold; B, to thin out and preserve; and C, assessed most dangerous, to operate from the feature.

An adversary has more courses open to him than a staff has time to consider.Prometheus augments the analysis of the threat in its entirety,developing the adversary's courses of action and the indications that would tell them apart,so the plan is built against what he can do rather than what we expect.

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