…of cooperation based on continuing interaction occurred in the trench warfare of World War I. In the midst of this very brutal war there developed between the men facing each…

…trench warfare of World War I. In the midst of this very brutal war there developed between the men facing each other what came to be called the “live and…

…for the attacks. And The Woodward book, which will go on sale Monday, says Secretary of State Colin Powell opposed the war and warned Bush that if he sent U.S….

…is unfortunately becoming increasingly clear that the roughly 130,000 troops now deployed are not enough. Worse, I cannot recall a single pre-war mention that the cost in American lives would…

Winning the War on Terorrism There are many plans to win the war on terorrism. Some are completely insane, others are pretty decent. Now some non-bloggers, and people with actual…

…post-war planning so much that they brought him onto the reconstruction team–until, according to State sources, “top Pentagon officials blocked Mr. Warrick’s appointment, and much of the [post-war planning] project’s…

…“We did not have evidence that the Iraqis had those missiles, pure and simple.” Powell warned that empty chemical warheads found recently by the U.N. could be the tip of…

…fact be a valid justification for a war, but as a justification for the Operation Iraqi Freedom War, it’s a non sequitur. The war we actually just had, as opposed…

…War was WWIII in his view). According to CNN’s story (I can’t find the transcript of the speech) Woolsey apparently argues that we’re actually at war against three countries: Iraq,…

…of complaints from officers on the Iraqi battlefield that the Pentagon has not sent enough troops to wage the war as they want to fight it. [there are] questions [from…