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Image: Members of the class of 2013 at the United States Military Academy (©Suzanne DeChillo / The New York Times)
NYT: West Point is split on the fate of an approach to war
Faculty at the United States Military Academy are debating what a counterinsurgency strategy gained in Iraq and Afghanistan and whether the approach has a future. Full story
Image: Members of the class of 2013 at the United States Military Academy (©Suzanne DeChillo / The New York Times)
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