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　　The 2003 Iraq war remains among the most mysterious armed

conflicts of modernity. In The Iraq War, John Keegan offers a sharp

and lucid appraisal of the military campaign, explaining just how

the coalition forces defeated an Iraqi army twice its size and

addressing such questions as whether Saddam Hussein ever possessed

weapons of mass destruction and how it is possible to fight a war

that is not, by any conventional measure, a war at all.

Drawing on exclusive interviews with Donald Rumsfeld and General

Tommy Franks, Keegan retraces the steps that led to the showdown in

Iraq, from the highlights of Hussein’s murderous rule to the

diplomatic crossfire that preceded the invasion. His account of the

combat in the desert is unparalleled in its grasp of strategy and

tactics. The result is an urgently needed and up-to-date book that

adds immeasurably to our understanding of those twenty-one days of

war and their long, uncertain aftermath.

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　　John Keegan’s books include Intelligence in War,

The First World War, The Battle for

History, The Face of Battle, War and

Our World, The Mask of Command, Fields

of Battle, and A History of Warfare. He is

the defense editor of The Daily Telegraph (London). He lives

in Wiltshire, England.

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The 2003 Iraq war remains among the most mysterious armed conflicts of modernity. In The Iraq War , John Keegan offers a sharp and lucid appraisal of the military campaign, explaining just how the coalition forces defeated an Iraqi army twice its size and addressing such questions as whether Saddam Hussein ever possessed weapons of mass destruction and how it is possible to fight a war that is not, by any conventional measure, a war at all.

Drawing on exclusive interviews with Donald Rumsfeld and General Tommy Franks, Keegan retraces the steps that led to the showdown in Iraq, from the highlights of Hussein’s murderous rule to the diplomatic crossfire that preceded the invasion. His account of the combat in the desert is unparalleled in its grasp of strategy and tactics. The result is an urgently needed and up-to-date book that adds immeasurably to our understanding of those twenty-one days of war and their long, uncertain aftermath.