The United States is grudgingly leading a coalition of nations determined to stop Libya’s brutal crackdown on a rebels there. Just how impressive is the firepower we have at our disposal? How easily should we be able to dominate the skies? We ask retired U.S. Air Force General Tom McInerney, former deputy commander-in-chief for U.S. Air Forces Europe and an expert on Libya. But McInerney says despite our obvious military advantage, this mission is a very bad idea. What are his three major concerns and how are they already being realized? We discuss it all with Gen. McInerney.
