By Anthony H. Cordesman
05 May 2009 |
World Politics Review
No president could restructure U.S. national security strategy in
100 days. It takes
months to translate concepts into plans and budgets,
and even urgent actions take time to implement. But having inherited one of the worst presidential legacies of the
postwar era, President Obama has made an impressive start in changing
America's image, and the goals and concepts that shape the operational realities of its national security strategy.