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I'm changing the name of the Allied Land Forces Europe from 'LANSOUTH' (A mis-spelling) to 'LANDSOUTH' (which is accurate) - verification can be had from any NATO publication referencing same. Also corrected spelling errors, grammatical errors, and added a few verifiable facts in order to produce better reading flow and conceptual symmetry to narrative.

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