Will a more 'insular' military lead to more 'forever wars'?
By PBS NewsHour
As fewer Americans serve in the United States armed forces, retired Army Col. Gregg Daddis says a more secluded military could lead to “forever wars.” “If the armed forces become more insular, then those who are going off to war become more invisible to the larger whole, and invisible wars then have a tendency to turn…
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