Winning Battles, Losing Wars

With few exceptions, the U.S. military, certainly since the Korean War, has had an unprecedented capacity for winning all of the battles it has fought. Yet, concurrently, the U.S. government has a parallel capacity for losing wars, defined as failing to gain its objectives in the peace that followed the end of hostilities. Consider the wars and major conflicts the United States has waged over the past nine decades.

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