Peleliu Progress

U.S. forces haven’t decisively won a ground war since WWII. How could matching capabilities 77 years ago now enhance national security? By noting that the modern-day firepower- and technology-driven U.S. military no longer relies upon separate fireteam maneuvers. So, neither it--nor any foreign Army it trains--can quickly advance through severely broken terrain. It no longer has any way of handling all that compartmentalization. Peleliu Progress (from the author of The Last Hundred Yards) r...