The emergence of failed states as the principal source of
international political instability and the appearance of mounting
casualty phobia among U.S. political and military elites have
significant force structure and technology implications. Overseas,
intra-state and often irregular warfare is displacing large-scale
inter-state conventional combat. At home, there has arisen a new
generation of political and military leadership that displays an
unprecedented timidity in using force."--Intro. The author proceeds
to argue that in an era where the Air Force is being called on more
than ever in an attempt to reduce casualties because they are
viewed as "above the fight," the distribution of defense funding
needs to be given a hard look.
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