Army learns from mistakes
WASHINGTON The U.S. Army has done something remarkable in its new history of the disastrous first 18 months of the American occupation of Iraq : It has conducted a rigorous self-critique of how bad decisions were made, so that the Army won't make them again.
Civilian leaders are still mostly engaged in a blame game about Iraq, pointing fingers to explain what went wrong and to justify their own actions. That's ce...
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