Whoa
Thursday, 27 March 2003, 18:52
Atrios points out this quote from PBS’ Newshour. Asked if the public would know if the war went wrong, Air Force operations planner Sam Gardiner said:
No. I just want to add a political military dimension. Yesterday a very important thing happened. Two retired four-star generals: Wes Clark and Barry McCaffrey, who was a division commander in the first Gulf War, said we don’t have enough force. Whether they are right or not, the leadership of the United States has a problem. And that is if we go to Baghdad with two divisions and there are losses, that’s regime change kind of stuff. And I don’t mean Baghdad regime change. But you don’t send American men and women into battle without all it takes to do that. I mean, that’s a very serious thing.
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