In "Responsibility to Protect: The Libya Test Case," Woodward and Morrison state that the lesson the USAF should take away from the Libya operation is that it must retain military flexibility. Which of the following examples do the authors use to support their conclusion? Group of answer choices In order to foster coalition interoperability, we must reduce investments in variable-yield munitions, because so few of our allies can afford them. The USAF must not come to rely too heavily on other component forces. The ability to conduct SCAR [Strike Coordination and Reconnaissance] missions was critical to making Odyssey Dawn possible without ground forces. The specter of information operations, which is the new fog of war, necessitates that we focus on training to make distributed operations viable and more than just a catch phrase. The USAF must commit to training officers in command and control skillsets in order to foster operational decision making on the Joint Staff