Henry persistently questioned David quite extensively, from why he isn't afraid of sacrifice, the situation within the military, to why he's willing to fight in Cuba, and whether they've truly been brainwashed.
If feudal armies are considered the 1.0 version, then the modern army that formally entered the capitalist world after multiple rounds of anti-French wars is the 2.0 version. Regardless of any subsequent iterations, reorganizations, or military technology advancements, the internal structure between officers and soldiers remains fundamentally unchanged.
What are we fighting for, why are we fighting, what does war have to do with me? Military discipline is non-existent, morals are corrupted, and the greatest buff one can receive is nationalism.
Removing the nationalist drive from World War II, and surveying nearly a century of wars, it's always large forces suppressing smaller ones, from technology to equipment overpowering the enemy.
