The idea was very simple, a limited war is one where the two sides are trying to reach a balance, an equilibrium, put in a little bit on the scale, put in a little more on that scale, to get equilibrium. But an all-out war is a matter of survival for one or the other. How do you signal that you're in a limited war? Well, the Chinese signaled that the Korean War was for them a limited war by calling the troops they sent in not regular troops but volunteers. And they signaled their limited war intentions on Taiwan by shooting missiles only on certain specified days of the week and at out of the way harbors. Well, the report as we wrote it, and Kissinger wrote most of it, was never published, for the simple reason that the Convair company did not want to be tarred with the brush of merchant of death, the brush that had been used to discredit other defense contractors after World War I, merchants of death.