Who are the Generals criticizing Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld?
Via the WSJ, here are the “dirty” half dozen: Army Maj. Gen. Paul D. Eaton (Ret.) Paul Eaton followed his father to West Point, where he graduated in 1972. His 33 years of military service included stints as an operations officer in Somalia, commanding general of the Army Infantry Center and training officer at the Training and Doctrine Command. Called the “Father of the Iraq Army,” the two-star general oversaw the training of Iraqi soldiers in 2003 and 2004, and bluntly spoke with the press about the situation. He retired in January 2006. “Mr. Rumsfeld has put the Pentagon at the mercy of his ego, his cold warrior’s view of the world and his unrealistic confidence in technology to replace manpower. As a result, the Army finds itself severely undermanned — cut to 10 active divisions but asked by the administration to support a foreign policy that requires at least 12 or 14.” — in a New York Times commentary March 19 Marine Gen. Anthony Zinni (Ret.) Anthony Zinni joined the Marine Cor
