Blind Into Baghdad

In the autumn of 2002, James Fallows foresaw the challenges America would encounter with an invasion of Iraq, later producing highly regarded journalism that documented the war's planning and execution. His insights, which proved prescient as events unfolded, have become essential reading in U.S. military circles, highlighting the complexities and consequences of the conflict. Fallows' work not only critiques the war but also serves as a vital resource for understanding its implications.