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I think you are using "perception" the same way that Napoleon used the term "coup d'oeuil" or the ability to view a battlefield and quickly make the right decision on a course of action.
I would put this into the broader "tactics" quality. Perhaps it should be on its own.
I think politics refers to relations with civilian authorities. Unfortunately, we saw many instances of politics being fought out within armies. That was not a good quality. An army properly motivated and organized with subordinates given responsibility should not have internal politics. In the case of the great generals internal politics were minimized.