What conclusion about the use of U. S. military power would be most logically drawn from the experience of the Iraq War?

A. After a military victory, the defeated country may remain unstable and dangerous.

B. A stronger military does not guarantee victory.

C. The superiority of American weapons is the most important factor in military conflicts.

D. The support of the American people is not necessary for military victory.

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Graham Pittman

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22 August, 14:53

What conclusion about the use of U. S. military power would be most logically drawn from the experience of the Iraq War?

A. After a military victory, the defeated country may remain unstable and dangerous.

B. A stronger military does not guarantee victory.

C. The superiority of American weapons is the most important factor in military conflicts.

D. The support of the American people is not necessary for military victory.

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Caden Tate · Answer 1

The conclusion about the use of U. S. military power would be most logically drawn from the experience of the Iraq War is: A. After a military victory, the defeated country may remain unstable and dangerous.

After we use military power to obliterate the leader of these terrorist groups that controlled the middle east we should not directly leave and not doing some follow up because it will create a politcal vacuum and invited many people from other groups see this as an opportunity to gain power.