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"War inside the red zone" April 12, 2003, Vol. 18, No. 14
War inside the red zone
COVER STORY | By Bob Jones
Week 2 pause brought out the naysayers—as U.S. commanders insisted the war was proceeding according to plan. Judgment of the quality of that plan would have to wait, but last week the core of the Rumsfeld/Franks ground strategy became clear: a light, fast, flexible force would depend heavily upon technology to make on-the-fly adjustments More >>
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Features
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Unstuck at Rutgers
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Dispatches
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Vice President Dick Cheney will not head to Asia for two weeks this spring.
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TOP NEWS
The Editors
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QuickTakes
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Reviews
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Man knows not his time
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Voices
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How the same war can end up having both effects
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Why we must try
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The uncertainties of war and the hope of history
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Mailbag
Guest Columnist
Facing the music
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Those who love Christ should not have a spirit of fear
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