Looking beyond Iraq

Article Abstract:

U.S. President George W. Bush, during the November 2006 election campaign, vowed to deliver victory in Iraq, however evidence indicated that the war in Iraq had long since become unwinnable. It is believed that Robert M. Gates, Donald Rumsfeld's successor enjoys only a limited ability to determine the war's final outcome and the most he can accomplish is to avoid catastrophic defeat while limiting the additional losses that the US forces will inevitably suffer as they draw down.

Public affairs, Political activity, United States foreign relations, Deployment (Strategy), Deployment (Military science), Gates, Robert M.

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The Army after Bush: the immorality of leaving Iraq

Article Abstract:

An opinion that the abandonment of Iraq in the present situation by the U.S. President George W. Bush's successor would be an immoral and irresponsible act is presented.

Troop withdrawal

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The Army after Bush: Washington's war

Article Abstract:

The U.S. President George W. Bush's successor should learn from the Iraq war situation and formulate a revised national military strategy to achieve attainable goals.

Baghdad, Iraq (City), Combat effectiveness

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