AEI Press , May 2005

      The author charts the implications of the Bush Doctrine for the Pentagon's defense strategy, capabilities, and budget and finds an alarming gap between the administration's strategic aims and American military capabilities. The veteran defense strategist goes on to explain why the Pentagon has failed to create the military we need and how force size and structure relate to an effective U.S. strategy.

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Thomas Donnelly is a resident fellow in defense and security policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute and a member of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.

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