General Douglas MacArthur's statement that "there is no substitute for victory" signified his
A) conviction that the United States was destined to regulate world affairs
B) belief that military victory could not compensate for the loss of human lives
C) desire to destroy communism through whatever means necessary
D) support for an all-out war utilizing nuclear weapons

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The Answer of General Douglas MacArthur's statement that "there is no substitute for victory" signified his
A) conviction that the United States was destined to regulate world affairs
B) belief that military victory could not compensate for the loss of human lives
C) desire to destroy communism through whatever means necessary
D) support for an all-out war utilizing nuclear weapons

General Douglas MacArthur's Statement That "There Is No Substitute for Victory