by Stephanie Skolmoski
appears in Military.
Have you ever said goodbye to someone very dear Here's a story about a little boy who figured out the best gift to give his dad who was leaving to serve his country . . . a paper hug....
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Consider America's War for the Greater Middle East by Andrew J. Bacevich. Recommended by 1 sources.
“Andrew J. Bacevich offers a pointed reassessment of U.S. military policy in the Greater Middle East, combining his military background with political critique. The value is a clear, forceful through-line about patterns, costs, and consequences of prolonged intervention and an accessible voice that pushes against conventional strategic narratives. The main limitation is repetition and a tendency toward polemic: arguments recur and nuance sometimes gives way to broad judgment, so readers seeking balanced, detail-heavy archival work may be disappointed.”
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