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Make war, not arrests.(Letter to the editor)
Although I appreciate Bing West's military service and am happy to assume his judgment is generally sound, I still found his article ("Do or Die in Iraq," Jan. 29) wanting. He calls the lack of an identification system for rooting out insurgents "the greatest technical failure of ...
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