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Funding extended conflicts : Korea, Vietnam, and the War on Terror by Richard M Miller
“This is a major contribution to the study of US war expenditures. Miller examines US funding of three wars: Korea, Vietnam, and the global war on terror. For each he covers cost estimates and appropriation, allocation, and spending. He tries to place the material in context by preceding each introduction with a caption from a prominent source. Miller clearly explains the funding process in each case study and raises many questions, which he answers with healthy cynicism...." - Editorial Reviews
“This is a major contribution to the study of US war expenditures. Miller examines US funding of three wars: Korea, Vietnam, and the global war on terror. For each he covers cost estimates and appropriation, allocation, and spending. He tries to place the material in context by preceding each introduction with a caption from a prominent source. Miller clearly explains the funding process in each case study and raises many questions, which he answers with healthy cynicism...." - Editorial Reviews