Discussion
Who among the following observers spoke during World War II what the terrain was tacticians' paradise but quartermaster's hell"
Answer: C
The keyed answer is Revenstein. The remark that the terrain was a tactician's paradise but a quartermaster's hell is credited in the key to this writer, and it makes the point that ground which offers good fighting positions can make the supply of an army very hard. Raymond Aron and Henry Kissinger are well-known strategic writers, and G. Crouther is another name in the list, but the key does not credit them with this remark. This is an attribution item that follows the key, and a reviewer may wish to check the source of the quotation.
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