How can it be that more than 40 years after the Vietnam War’s Tet offensive and after more than a decade of war in Afghanistan, the U.S. military still doesn’t get guerrilla warfare? I tried to puzzle it out in an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times today and in a longer version of the piece at TomDispatch.com.
photo: Massoud Hossaini, AFP/Getty Images
(Source: USA Today)
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