From Kabul to Baghdad and back: the U.S. at war in Afghanistan and Iraq

Fighting two enemies: a historical perspective

The attacks of 9/11 and the decision to go to war in Afghanistan

The opening gambit: Enduring Freedom and unconventional success

Iraq and the Iraqi Freedom campaign: shift of national strategic focus

Fighting two wars: the Afghan campaign as a secondary theater

The Casey strategy in Iraq, from Fallujah to Tal Afar

Parallel campaigns

The 2007 Baghdad surge and the end of combat operations in Iraq

Developing the Afghan surge strategy

Conflict termination in Afghanistan

A final assessment: fighting two wars.