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The "D Day" to-do list

To "D Day" to-do list was written by one of the secretaries serving Churchill. It serves as a reminder that even when forced to deal with something so impossible and hopelessly complicated as the reconquest of Europe, the first step was to write down the full scope of the tasks required.

You cannot overcome the dragon until you can see it.

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"Take time for all things: great haste makes great waste. " ~ Benjamin Franklin

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