Losses of Generals is very newsworthy.
Aug 2014-Maj Gen Harold Greene, killed by an Afghan soldier in an insider attack, follows a long line of US generals killed in war. And their deaths say much about the changing nature of warfare.
Gen Greene is not only the highest ranking US military official to have been killed since the start of the war in Afghanistan, his death also marks the first time in more than 40 years that a general has been killed in combat.
“Generals like other soldiers die in wars.
What’s new about that?”
LMAO! These aren’t the Napoleonic Wars. Generals don’t lead their troops from the front lines where they are in danger of being killed anymore. Not unless something has gone very seriously wrong with their battle plan.