Rose Keravouri sees the American way of war consisting of two parts, which of the following is one of those parts. A. A strategic "way of war" attuned to the whims of the four-year political system; a process not always conducive to turning tactical victories into strategic success. B. An operational "way of war" focused on leveraging public support for quick wins in battle. C. A tactical "way of battle" involving a style of warfare focused on using technology to limit casualties