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"Frederick W. Kagan, a leading military analyst, traces the history of U.S. national security strategy and the intellectual background of current debates about military transformation. Finding the Target takes readers into the heart of covert Pentagon disputes over the future of the American military, and shows that the ongoing problems in Iraq and Afghanistan flow from basic flaws in the vision of warfare that animates military and national security strategy today. Kagan makes the case that over-reliance on high-tech solutions ignores the basic purpose of war: the use of force to achieve…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2007Encounter Books · 432 pages · 9781594032042
- Hardcover · English · 2006Encounter Books · 432 pages · 9781594031502
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