As Casualties Climb, So Do Doubts
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MANHATTAN, Kan., Sept. 11 -- Rancher Ralph Brooks sat in a barber chair and defined a quandary that Gen. David H. Petraeus hoped to resolve during his much-anticipated testimony to Congress.
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Despite a sense of progress, U.S. military commanders predict no easy victory in pressing the attack against the country's fierce insurgency and remain particularly concerned about a rising campaign of intimidation.
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Security forces are dying at a rate of 4 to 1 compared with US troops. But pay and hope for better future still draw recruits.
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Identifying human remains found in the disaster zone grows trickier.
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Violence is down in the first weeks of a troop buildup, but the military's response has been guarded  -  with good reason
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There isn't enough evidence to tell if most treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder work, says a scientific review that highlights the urgency of finding answers as thousands of suffering veterans return from Iraq.
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U.S. soldiers have seen a sudden lull in violence in a neighorhood that has been a hotbed of sectarian attacks. Now the unnerving question is: Where is the enemy?
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Hundreds of World War II crash sites still dot the European landscape, but finding them isn't as easy as one may think.
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Hundreds of soldiers being denied vital help to cope with the psychological fallout of war
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The military health-care system canât keep pace with the flood of battlefield casualties. Max Cleland--Vietnam vet, triple amputee, and former U.S. senator--on the roots of the crisis, and what needs to be done.
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The bigger they are, the harder they can fall.
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Evidence emerges of growing concern over the scale of UK troop casualties in Afghanistan.
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Â· Record deployment of paratroopersÂ· Country may be sliding to civil war
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Military statistics show that U.S. forces have made some headway at protecting the Iraqi population, but there are questions over whether the gains can be sustained.
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The toll on US troops of war in Iraq and Afghanistan may be obscured by dramatic advances in battlefield medicine that allow more soldiers to survive combat injuries than ever
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That&#39;s what happens when you have minimal scoring and pull out miraculous wins in the final seconds. And after two losses in a row and as defensive injuries piled up, many of us became even more convinced that the skepticism was justified.
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Accounts of the bloody battle near Najaf have produced more questions than answers, raising doubts about Iraqi security forces' performance and concern over tensions within the majority Shiite community.