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Tanisha Fazal on predicted US casualty patterns from war on the Korean Peninsula
Professor Spagat interviews Tanisha Fazal about a war-games-based projection of a high killed to injured ratio for war on the Korean Peninsula.
Tanisha had a remarkable opportunity to observe a US war gaming exercise aimed at illuminating likely casualty patterns for US military personnel in the event of war on the Korean Peninsula. The bottom line is that many US service personnel who might have been saved in Afghanistan and Iraq would die in Korea.
Watch the video to understand why.
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Accounting for Death in War: Separating Fact from Fiction
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