The existence of a national style of warfare, an American Way of
War, has been used to characterize fundamental elements of American
military strategy. During his tenure as Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, General Colin Powell became the proponent for a
strategic framework to guide the consideration of how military
forces should be used to support national policy objectives. His
framework was reflected in the Chairman's National Military
Strategy published in early 1992 after Desert Storm under a concept
titled Decisive Force. This book traces the development and
evaluates the merits of a New American Way of War embodied in the
Decisive Force concept. Military attitudes and lessons about the
utility of force are drawn from four recent conflicts.
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