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Also by Ralph Peters:

Valley of the Shadow, May 2015
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Valley of the Shadow, May 2015
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Hell or Richmond, May 2013
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Cain At Gettysburg, March 2012
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Lines Of Fire, September 2011
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The Officers' Club, January 2011
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Endless War, March 2010
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The War After Armageddon, September 2009
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Wars of Blood and Faith, July 2007
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Never Quit The Fight, July 2006
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New Glory: Expanding America's Global Supremacy, August 2005
Hardcover

NEW GLORY: EXPANDING AMERICA'S GLOBAL SUPREMACY
By: Ralph Peters

Since World War II, Americans have been the world?s true revolutionaries, expanding the frontiers of human liberty by fighting and winning the cold war. But now that we?re fighting the much more complicated war on terror, many observers wonder ...

Sentinel
August 2005
304 pages
ISBN: 1595230114
Hardcover
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Since World War II, Americans have been the world’s true revolutionaries, expanding the frontiers of human liberty by fighting and winning the cold war. But now that we’re fighting the much more complicated war on terror, many observers wonder if our glory days are behind us. Ralph Peters, a controversial strategist and respected expert on military and intelligence issues, argues that the United States is actually poised for even greater success in the twenty-first century—if our leaders make the right decisions about the opportunities and dangers we face today. In New Glory, he offers a strategic tour of the globe’s hot spots and how we should respond to the challenges they pose.

Peters criticizes the Bush administration for over-relying on high technology and defense contractors in the Iraq war and for not committing enough troops and being too afraid of casualties to do the job properly. He also offers a sharp analysis of what’s wrong with our intelligence system and why the changes proposed by the 9/11 Commission aren’t enough.

He then takes readers far beyond Iraq and the Middle East on a lively tour of other regions—including Latin America, Africa, and deeply troubled Europe—that rarely get serious attention in the media.

Drawing on his twenty-five years of experience in more than sixty countries, Peters shatters the dogmas of both left and right in this manifesto for a much more assertive and visionary U.S. foreign policy.

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