I am honoured to have interview him. I remain impressed by his ability to manage a battle-space. I am awed by his humbleness and desire to never out or admit the lengths he went to, in order to prevent a wider war. He was the finest this country had to offer.

Emotional repression and gross violence. Traditional British values.

Earlier this year, I was asked by the Swedish Defence University to deliver a talk. They wanted something, now they were in NATO, that would explain the complexity of operating as part of that organisation. Pristina, and what Gen. Jackson and others did there, was instantly my choice of subject.