Social Sciences
8 years ago

Reimagining Victory: How Americans Must Rethink Winning Wars Today

Winning in the Past: The Implications Today
Richard L. Howard

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The article explores how the concept of winning wars has evolved over time, focusing on the Revolutionary War, World War I, and World War II. It aims to show how Americans used to define victory in wars and how that has changed in today's world. By looking at the goals and outcomes of these past wars, the article reveals how winning a war now involves more than just military success, but also political considerations.