Yeah, on the ground it’s all about split‑second choices and the smell of smoke, while the camera lets you pick out the moments that really count— the faces, the silence, the way people hold themselves under pressure. The lens often strips away the noise and focuses on the human thread that a battle plan alone can’t show.

Absolutely, the real pulse of a decision is felt on the ground, where instinct hits harder than any storyboard. The camera just catches the aftermath, the stories that need to be told. Both are essential, but only the field tests them.