During the Red River War of 1874, how did General William Sherman's risk assessment shape the U.S. Army's campaign strategy against the Comanche?
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A
He authorized a winter campaign to destroy Comanche winter camps and food supplies
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B
He requested Congressional approval before authorizing any offensive operations
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C
He negotiated a final treaty at Fort Sill before committing troops
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D
He relied on Kiowa scouts rather than Comanche informants for intelligence