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- Powell Doctrine - Wikipedia
The " Powell Doctrine " is a term named after General Colin Powell, for a military doctrine that Powell created in the run-up to the 1990–1991 Gulf War
- The Powell Doctrine’s wisdom must live on - Atlantic Council
Colin Powell was a dedicated public servant who deserves to be celebrated Here’s hoping that the strategists who come after him appreciate not just who he was as a man, but also the Powell Doctrine’s core wisdom: that acknowledging one’s limits and setting priorities is a virtue, not a vice
- A Second Look at the Powell Doctrine - War on the Rocks
The Powell Doctrine’s origins can be traced to the Vietnam War The first iteration was not in fact directly authored by General Powell: rather, it was Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger’s 1984 suite of criteria for policymakers contemplating the use of U S military power
- FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE: THE POWELL DOCTRINE
This paper will describe the significant events and experiences that shaped the Powell Doctrine and affected the manner in which General Colin Powell applied those principles during his tenure as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) from October 1989 until September 1993
- Understanding General Colin Powell’s Doctrine of Military Strategy
Explore General Colin Powell's Doctrine, its core principles, historical context, and lasting impact on U S foreign policy and military strategy in modern conflicts
- Powell Doctrine - (US History – 1945 to Present) - Fiveable
The Powell Doctrine is a military strategy developed by General Colin Powell that emphasizes the importance of using overwhelming force and clear objectives when engaging in military interventions
- The Ambiguous Legacy of the Powell Doctrine - AEI
The “Powell Doctrine” on the proper uses of U S military power—briefly, that the U S should engage only in conflicts that serve our vital interests, with well-defined goals, and with the
- What Was the Powell Doctrine? | Carnegie Council for Ethics in . . .
Author and veteran reporter Marvin Kalb describes the Powell Doctrine—the philosophy that informed George H W Bush's decision to hit Iraq hard and get out rather than aim for regime change
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