<p>the US is probably only good in what called “no-choice war”, meaning, a situation in which the country faces danger and the army has its “justification” to “save the nation”, WWII is a good exapmle. the US, as a very big and massive army has a good ability to fight a counter army but as history shows, still lacks the abilities to fight an “intelligence war” against an “urban” or “civilian” opponent. The US army isn’t good at tracking and locating the terrorists prior to the attack, it’s good at bombing locations or capturing positions, or performing massive operations (Dday).</p>