zero-casualty has been a pretty hot topic after Gulf war in which coalition force defeated mass Iraqi troops with very little casualty.
since than, most of war U.S participated in had very few american death and wounds, largely due to U.S force's superior training and technology
many believe that in the future, with great training, and superub military technology and equipments, there can be a zero-casualty war.
but in recent U.S' occupation in Iraq, there have been over 1600 american death and 15000 more wounded despite its supeior training and tech and despite the fact that its enemy is a loosely orgnized, badly-equiped insurgent "army".
so will there ever be a zero-casualty war?
since than, most of war U.S participated in had very few american death and wounds, largely due to U.S force's superior training and technology
many believe that in the future, with great training, and superub military technology and equipments, there can be a zero-casualty war.
but in recent U.S' occupation in Iraq, there have been over 1600 american death and 15000 more wounded despite its supeior training and tech and despite the fact that its enemy is a loosely orgnized, badly-equiped insurgent "army".
so will there ever be a zero-casualty war?