The US Military After Iraq: A Speculation
Feb 2006, Vol. 151, No. 1
By Eliot Cohen
What follows is not the product of intensive research or long periods of study. Rather, it is, as the title suggests, a speculation – based on the author's firsthand knowledge of the US military and many of its senior officers, and time spent in Iraq – on a critical question: what will the US military, particularly the Army and the Marine Corps, be like after the insurgency in Iraq has run its course?
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By Eliot Cohen
What follows is not the product of intensive research or long periods of study. Rather, it is, as the title suggests, a speculation – based on the author's firsthand knowledge of the US military and many of its senior officers, and time spent in Iraq – on a critical question: what will the US military, particularly the Army and the Marine Corps, be like after the insurgency in Iraq has run its course?
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