Victory at Risk Restoring America's Military Power: A New War Plan for the Pentagon by Davidson, Michael W - 2009

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Zenith Press, 2009. New book, 256 pages. Author: Michael Davidson 'Our combat readiness to fight a conventional war is in freefall.' This is the alarm sounded with clarity, authority, and conviction in 'Victory at Risk,' a veteran Army officer and policymaker's deeply disturbing critique of today's U. S. military establishment. Major General Michael W. Davidson, a decorated combat veteran and one of our most distinguished Army commanders, describes an America in grave danger; a nation whose ability to bring peace and stability to trouble spots around the world has become seriously compromised as we have strayed from the bedrock sources of our past victories. As General Davidson shows, the force that triumphed in Desert Storm was the muscular remnant of the Cold War military. But today's leaner military does not have the capacity to withstand misuse. A passionate and informed spokesman for the military, the general describes a Pentagon that does not work, a White House that… Read More

Zenith Press, 2009. New book, 256 pages. Author: Michael Davidson 'Our combat readiness to fight a conventional war is in freefall.' This is the alarm sounded with clarity, authority, and conviction in 'Victory at Risk,' a veteran Army officer and policymaker's deeply disturbing critique of today's U. S. military establishment. Major General Michael W. Davidson, a decorated combat veteran and one of our most distinguished Army commanders, describes an America in grave danger; a nation whose ability to bring peace and stability to trouble spots around the world has become seriously compromised as we have strayed from the bedrock sources of our past victories. As General Davidson shows, the force that triumphed in Desert Storm was the muscular remnant of the Cold War military. But today's leaner military does not have the capacity to withstand misuse. A passionate and informed spokesman for the military, the general describes a Pentagon that does not work, a White House that… Read More