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The US Army and the Realities of Modern Warfare

Iraq and Afghanistan are not the big wars envisioned by the US Army's high-level doctrine. What will the future require? We hear about a battle raging within the Army itself. Also, Roger Clemens goes before a House committee over the use of human growth hormone; and McCain, Obama and the Potomac primaries.

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By Warren Olney • Feb 13, 2008 • 1h 0m Listen

Iraq and Afghanistan are not the big wars envisioned by the US Army's high-level doctrine. What will the future require? We hear about a battle raging within the Army itself. Should it adapt to provide for small wars and long-term occupations? Would that perpetuate neo-conservative policies that aren't working? Also, Roger Clemens goes before a House committee over the use of human growth hormone; and it's McCain by a nose, and Obama becomes the front-runner after yesterday's Potomac primaries.


US Navy photo: Petty Officer 1st Class Sean Mulligan

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    Warren Olney

    former KCRW broadcaster

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    Producer, 'One year Later'

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