The Iraq War

John Keegan provides a detailed analysis of the 2003 Iraq War, exploring the complexities of the military campaign and the surprising defeat of a larger Iraqi army by coalition forces. He delves into critical questions surrounding the existence of weapons of mass destruction and the unconventional nature of the conflict, offering insights into the strategies and implications of modern warfare. Keegan's work sheds light on the war's mysteries, making it a compelling read for those interested in military history and strategy.