Debating issues of war and peace and America’s role in the world aren’t off limits in this fourth year of war in Iraq, and they aren’t a sign of anything but the health and vibrancy of our democracy, however much President Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld might wish otherwise in a tough election season.

In hopes of furthering that debate, this week I asked more than a dozen top Army and Marine Corps generals — active duty and retired, dissidents and administration loyalists — to address what we should do now in Iraq.

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