Don't stop now: it won't be easy, but we must build on successes in Iraq

Article Abstract:

Barry R. McCaffrey, after visiting the U.S. and coalition military forces in Iraq as a professor of International Security Studies at the U.S. military academy, is of the opinion that U.S. armed forces is achieving its political and military objectives in Iraq. He feels that the U.S. should capitalize on the success achieved in Iraq and work out a long term strategy.

Personal narratives, McCaffrey, Barry, Retired military personnel, 2003 AD

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Editorial: Lessons learned

Article Abstract:

Several things were learned by the success of Operation Iraqi Freedom: ground troops remain critical, embedded journalists effectively reported the news from within military units, and safety still matters.

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Framework for victory

Article Abstract:

Coordination of air, sea, space and land forces supported by well-integrated mobile surveillance, reconnaissance and intelligence communication systems proved especially effective in the Iraq invasion.

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