Yes wars are always fought with massive mistakes. US torpedoes during WW2, the flying fortress, etc. But no, one should always be critical of how or if wars are fought. We owe the future soldiers that much.
“But no, one should always be critical of how or if wars are fought. We owe the future soldiers that much.”
VERY good point. However, I took the article as more of a BDS rant than an honest analysis of how the war was fought and what lessons could be learned from the mistakes (other than “Bush Sucks”).
You forgot Anzio, the Hedgerows and even Gallipoli in WWI. Our side failed to plan all of those properly, and won both of those wars because we did not quit.