Effective post-war planning a must.(Opinion)(television coverage of war in Iraq)

Crain's Cleveland Business,  April, 2003  

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Byline: Brian Tucker Apart from the sporadic television coverage of civilians hurt or killed in the short-lived war in Iraq, one of the most troubling aspects remaining is what appeared to be the inability of the coalition forces to protect the institutions that would be so emotionally valuable in a post-war society.

How can it be that we can so perfect the technology of warfare to pinpoint buildings for destruction while having no plan to protect those that should be saved? As impressive as the military victory by the American-British coalition was, both countries should be ...

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