Reflection on the Iraq War: A Look Back on Past Events through MWI Podcast
In a remarkably frank podcast episode, Retired Colonel Frank Sobchak discusses the Army's two-volume, 1,300-page study on the Iraq War, a project he co-authored with Retired Colonels Joel Rayburn and John Nagl.
The study, which began in 2013 and was completed in 2016, was only released in 2019. This episode of the MWI Podcast, originally released in the same year, serves as a platform for Col. Sobchak's comments about the study's major conclusions and the Army's performance during the Iraq War.
The MWI Podcast, available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and various other podcast apps, offers a valuable resource for listeners seeking to understand the Army's self-reflection on its actions during the Iraq War. The episode does not contain any advertisements, making it a clean and uninterrupted listening experience.
Col. Sobchak emphasises the importance of such a study, stating that it serves as a self-reflection for the Army. He offers insights into the Army's findings and the opposition within the Army that contributed to the study's delay.
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The MWI Podcast continues to be a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the Army's approach to its past actions and its ongoing efforts to improve. The episode featuring Col. Sobchak's comments on the Iraq War study is a must-listen for anyone seeking to gain a deeper understanding of this significant topic.
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