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The limitations of America's land forces remain a fundamental constraint on U.S. military strategy. The cutbacks of the Clinton years and the Bush administration's failure to foresee the need for larger ground forces in the wake of 9/11 have undercut America's ability to fight the Long War. Resolving the stark divergence between America's military ends and means in terms of force size, training, and modernization will be a crucial challenge for the next administration. In Ground Truth: The Future of U.S. Land Power, Thomas Donnelly and Frederick W. Kagan pose five urgent questions for...

The surname, Howell, is a patronymic, with at least five Howell families existing in America. All are said to be descended from, or otherwise related to, King Hywel the Good, the most famous of the early (tenth century) Welsh kings, but are not known to b