Nobody will buy this now.

One of the greatest unspoken losses in the Iraq war is the destruction of the belief of the all powerful American military. Do you really think any of our potential enemies believes this now?

The Pentagon, in a major four-year decision, has decided to stick with having the capability of being able to fight two major conflicts at once, The Washington Times has learned.

Two officials said that when the Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR) is completed next month, it will retain the requirement that the Pentagon maintain active forces and reserves able to repel and occupy an enemy in one war and defeat a second enemy but not necessarily occupy the capital.