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PROLOGUE : Captain William DePuy and the 90th Division in Normandy, summer 1944=1

PART I. WORLD WAR II

1. General George C. Marshall : The leader=17

2. Dwight Eisenhower : How the Marshall system worked=40

3. George Patton : The specialist=59

4. Mark Clark : The man in the middle=65

5. "Terrible Terry" Allen : Conflict between Marshall and his protégés=73

6. Eisenhower manages Montgomery=81

7. Douglas MacArthur : The general as presidential aspirant=96

8. William Simpson : The Marshall system and the new model American general=106

PART II. THE KOREAN WAR

9. William Dean and Douglas MacArthur : Two generals self-destruct=121

10. Army generals fail at Chosin=135

11. O. P. Smith succeeds at Chosin=150

12. Ridgway turns the war around=176

13. MacArthur's last stand=192

14. The organization man's Army=203

PART III. THE VIETNAM WAR

15. Maxwell Taylor : Architect of defeat=217

16. William Westmoreland : The organization man in command=231

17. William DePuy : World War II―style generalship in Vietnam=241

18. The collapse of generalship in the 1960s=252

a. At the top=252

b. In the field=259

c. In personnel policy=274

19. Tet '68 : The end of Westmoreland and the turning point of the war=285

20. My Lai : General Koster's cover-up and General Peers's investigation=293

21. The end of a war, the end of an Army=315

PART IV. INTERWAR

22. DePuy's great rebuilding=335

23. "How to teach judgment"=354

PART V. IRAQ AND THE HIDDEN COSTS OF REBUILDING

24. Colin Powell, Norman Schwarzkopf, and the empty triumph of the 1991 war=367

25. The ground war : Schwarzkopf vs. Frederick Franks=379

26. The post―Gulf War military=388

27. Tommy R. Franks : Two-time loser=397

28. Ricardo Sanchez : Over his head=410

29. George Casey : Trying but treading water=426

30. David Petraeus : An outlier moves in, then leaves=432

EPILOGUE : Restoring American military leadership=447

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS=463

NOTES=467

INDEX=533