BEFORE THE FIRST SHOTS ARE FIRED

Retired General Tony Zinni draws on his vast experience to question whether military action is always the best response for defending ideologies, allies, and national security. He examines the failures of the Joint Chief of Staff, the challenges of working with the UN, coalition forces, and NATO, and the role of special forces and drone warfare. He argues for clearer accountability and smarter investment in foreign aid, in this hard-hitting analysis and spirited call for change.