asymetric warfare

"Kevin Brooks" wrote in message ...

The funny thing is that the *real* world results were even more
optimistic than the expected results from the exercise... a fraction of
the deaths and a shorter war.

We expected a war from March to way past December?

Recommend you go back to misunderstanding the wierd world of your mythical
micro-nukes, Jack--this subject is obviously beyond your comprehension
level.

Then we did expect a war to last from onset to at least nine months?
It is still going on you know.

"Jack Linthicum" wrote in message
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"Kevin Brooks" wrote in message
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The funny thing is that the *real* world results were even more
optimistic than the expected results from the exercise... a fraction
of
the deaths and a shorter war.

We expected a war from March to way past December?

Recommend you go back to misunderstanding the wierd world of your
mythical
micro-nukes, Jack--this subject is obviously beyond your comprehension
level.

Then we did expect a war to last from onset to at least nine months?
It is still going on you know.

Intelligent individuals with half a clue realized that during the
stabilization/support/reconstruction phase there would be continued
violence. It did not surprise the military--that you were apparently caught
flat-footed implies something a bit different.

Brooks