Planning to Fail: The Us Wars in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan

The United States national-security establishment has failed in almost every major post-WWII conflict, with Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan standing out for their endurance, resource investment, human cost, and miscalculated decisions.

In "Planning to Fail," James H.

Lebovic reveals the root cause of these failures: a profound myopia that leads US decision-makers to choose unwisely, extend or expand missions ineffectively, pursue suboptimal strategies, and struggle furiously when conditions allow for better choices.

This comprehensive analysis identifies an unmistakable pattern of failure and offers crucial lessons for avoiding similar mistakes in the future.

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