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      Lessons for a Long War: How America Can Win on New Battlefields

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      In this volume, a group of the foremost U.S. military officials and national security experts analyze the American experience in Iraq and Afghanistan thus far in order to map a way forward_not only for the military, but for diplomats, elected officials, and the American public.
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      Product ID:9780844743295
      Product Form:Hardback
      Country of Manufacture:US
      Title:Lessons for a Long War
      Subtitle:How America Can Win on New Battlefields
      Authors:Author: Frederick W. Kagan, Thomas Donnelly
      Page Count:180
      Subjects:International relations, International relations, USA
      Description:In this volume, a group of the foremost U.S. military officials and national security experts analyze the American experience in Iraq and Afghanistan thus far in order to map a way forward_not only for the military, but for diplomats, elected officials, and the American public.
      As the guarantor of international security, the United States must commit to a long-term military presence in Iraq and Afghanistan. But what are the tools necessary to succeed on the new battlefields of the Long War? In this volume, a group of the foremost U.S. military officials and national security experts analyze the American experience in Iraq and Afghanistan thus far in order to map a way forward—not only for the military, but for diplomats, elected officials, and the American public. Thomas Donnelly, Frederick W. Kagan, and their coauthors offer several core lessons for success in The Long War. They argue that decentralizing command is the key to efficient operations on an ever-changing battlefield; that air power is the unsung hero of counterinsurgency warfare; that public opinion can influence crucial military decisions; and that the military should minimize its role in domestic affairs. Finally, although the battlefields have changed over the last fifty years, the authors contend that America''s long-held counterinsurgency strategy—to foster political support at home, employ diplomacy overseas, and extend military assistance to allies—remains effective. The Long War will not soon be over. But, in the words of retired Army special forces officer Colonel Robert Killebrew, the United States already has "the tools it needs in order to prevail in the wars of the twenty-first century."
      Imprint Name:AEI Press
      Publisher Name:AEI Press
      Country of Publication:GB
      Publishing Date:2010-07-16

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      Weight418 g
      Dimensions163 × 235 × 22 mm