JOHN T. FISHEL is Professor of National Security Affairs at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. While serving on active duty as a Lieutenant Colonel he was the principal planner for post-conflict operations in Panama and was Chief of Policy and Strategy for the Commander-in-Chief, United States Southern Command.

• Acknowledgments Foreword An Overview of Civil Military Operations War's End: A Strategic Concept Panama: The Fog of Peace The Climate of Intervention Planning for Intervention: 1988 Planning for Intervention: 1989 From BLUE SPOON to JUST CAUSE Operation PROMOTE LIBERTY: COMCMOTF "In Charge" Operation PROMOTE LIBERTY: The MSG "On the Country Team" The Foggy Result of Promoting Liberty Fog Lights: Strategic Implications Liberation and Occupation in the Gulf War The Kuwait Crisis Liberation and Occupation: Planning for Civil Military Operations in the Kuwait Theater Act II: Desert Storm The Liberation of Kuwait and the Occupation of Southern Iraq "Humanitarian" Assistance Peace Operations Operation PROVIDE COMFORT One Step Forward--Two Steps Back: The Intervention in Somalia The Intervasion of Haiti From War Termination to Civil Military Operations Strategic Implications of Civil Military Operations Selected Bibliography

JOHN T. FISHEL is Professor of National Security Affairs at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. While serving on active duty as a Lieutenant Colonel he was the principal planner for post-conflict operations in Panama and was Chief of Policy and Strategy for the Commander-in-Chief, United States Southern Command.

• Acknowledgments Foreword An Overview of Civil Military Operations War's End: A Strategic Concept Panama: The Fog of Peace The Climate of Intervention Planning for Intervention: 1988 Planning for Intervention: 1989 From BLUE SPOON to JUST CAUSE Operation PROMOTE LIBERTY: COMCMOTF "In Charge" Operation PROMOTE LIBERTY: The MSG "On the Country Team" The Foggy Result of Promoting Liberty Fog Lights: Strategic Implications Liberation and Occupation in the Gulf War The Kuwait Crisis Liberation and Occupation: Planning for Civil Military Operations in the Kuwait Theater Act II: Desert Storm The Liberation of Kuwait and the Occupation of Southern Iraq "Humanitarian" Assistance Peace Operations Operation PROVIDE COMFORT One Step Forward--Two Steps Back: The Intervention in Somalia The Intervasion of Haiti From War Termination to Civil Military Operations Strategic Implications of Civil Military Operations Selected Bibliography

JOHN T. FISHEL is Professor of National Security Affairs at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. While serving on active duty as a Lieutenant Colonel he was the principal planner for post-conflict operations in Panama and was Chief of Policy and Strategy for the Commander-in-Chief, United States Southern Command.

• Acknowledgments Foreword An Overview of Civil Military Operations War's End: A Strategic Concept Panama: The Fog of Peace The Climate of Intervention Planning for Intervention: 1988 Planning for Intervention: 1989 From BLUE SPOON to JUST CAUSE Operation PROMOTE LIBERTY: COMCMOTF "In Charge" Operation PROMOTE LIBERTY: The MSG "On the Country Team" The Foggy Result of Promoting Liberty Fog Lights: Strategic Implications Liberation and Occupation in the Gulf War The Kuwait Crisis Liberation and Occupation: Planning for Civil Military Operations in the Kuwait Theater Act II: Desert Storm The Liberation of Kuwait and the Occupation of Southern Iraq "Humanitarian" Assistance Peace Operations Operation PROVIDE COMFORT One Step Forward--Two Steps Back: The Intervention in Somalia The Intervasion of Haiti From War Termination to Civil Military Operations Strategic Implications of Civil Military Operations Selected Bibliography