The U.S. military after September 11 .. Radical changes and it

The U.S. military after September 11 .. Radical changes and it

According to Alalam.ir Website : However having to hunt down militants and its occupation of Iraq, combat insurgents in Iraq and the Taliban in Afghanistan, entered the U.S. Army in a new era after the collapse of the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New YorkAnd the U.S. Army at the beginning of the first decade of two thousand years he had forgotten the lessons of the Vietnam War as a force based mainly on the patterns of traditional martialBut the United States made a mistake in granting "exaggerated confidence in the effectiveness of high-tech development in the face of a primitive enemy," according to former U.S. Ambassador James DobbinsHe said the expert at the Center for Research Rand "in 2002, the number of American soldiers in Afghanistan of about 10,000 and the Pentagon plans for Iraq were provided to keep 30,000 troops in September 2003"He is out of the starting time in the task of reconstructionAnd forced Americans to re-learn how to fight the insurgency after having paid a heavy price, followers at the same time tracking the militants fighters assisted the intelligence services increasingly military character slowly and users a new weapon: the plane without a pilotTen years later, on September 11, still 100 000 military deployed in Afghanistan and nearly 50 people in IraqAnd expenditures for these wars huge, as are the human losses suffered by the AmericansSince 2001, the cost of the war on terrorism and military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, 1283 billion dollars, according to the report of the Congressional Research ServiceMore than 6 000 U.S. military and wounded more than 45 thousand othersThe link cost of the treatment of wounded veterans of a thousand billion dollars during the next forty years, according to a study of Brown UniversityAnd two thirds of the veterans's 1.25 million and a warrior who has been published many times in several different areas in Iraq and Afghanistan, suffering from invisible wounds, such as mental disorders, PTSD, and they are living with varying degrees of psychological problemsBut what are the results? There is no doubt that Congress doubled the budget but the number of ships and submarines declined by 10% and the number of soldiers who are guiding fighter jets and bombers fell to halfFor his part, said Stephen Biddle of the Council on Foreign Relations "inevitable backlash as soon as the end of these campaigns," the militaryWhat is more dangerous than that Bray Biddle is that the army is exhaustedIt seems that the former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates understand this given ...
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