On Apr 24, 9:36=A0am, Buford Cranston <cicer...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Liberal/Democrat critics make much of the American casualties of about
> 4,000 personnel killed
> in seven years of combat against Muslims in Afghanistan and Iraq. But
> that number is dwarfed by
> American soldiers killed in WW II over four years--380,000.
>
> The U.S. suffered 3,388 killed in one day, the first day of warfare in
> WW II, during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
>
> Bush, on the other hand, conquered both Afghanistan and Iraq with just
> a few hundred killed. It
> has been only in the succeeding guerrilla warfare that more U.S.
> casualties have occurred.
What have you got against Ronald Reagan? Reagan's war record was by
far better than both Bush and FDR's because there were fewer than 30
casualties during Operation Urgent Fury, the invasion of Grenada in
1983.
You clearly know nothing about what a great war president Reagan
was. His quick and decisive victory in Grenada has been hearlded as
one of the greatest military victories in history.
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