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"It is hard to see how the UAE air force or any GCC air force could provide any real firepower complement to US airstrikes beyond the symbolic legitimacy of an Arab state participating," said Fredric Wehrey, of the Carnegie Foundation.

That deficiency is particularly crippling in light of Pakistan's insurgency, which the country's military is fighting with blunt tactics that lack the needed precision an effective police force could provide.

However, just as the United Nations is now establishing listening posts to provide an early warning of another tsunami, so the global flu task force could provide an equivalent early warning system.

While I was testifying before an Italian parliamentary commission on foreign affairs in Rome on Oct. 24, I was struck by how frankly some members were arguing that only a European-led force could provide a way out of the current impasse.

As George H.W. Bush's ambassador to the United Nations, Thomas Pickering said about Operation Just Cause: "Having used force in Panama... there was a propensity in Washington to think that force could provide a result more rapidly, more effectively, more surgically than diplomacy".

Some defense experts questioned how much help the additional German forces could provide if they were not permitted to engage in the heaviest fighting.

The establishment of safe havens and of humanitarian access corridors, policed and enforced by experienced UN forces, could provide essential security for many Syrians, and would help immeasurably to stem the flow of refugees.

Mr. Guttenberg said that at the moment, despite having such a large army, the armed forces could provide only up to 7,000 troops to serve in five missions at any given time.

Government opponents used Tahrir and Benghazi as fulcrums to overthrow the leaders of those two countries, so the disappearance of Syrian security forces could provide the opportunity to seed similar beachheads there.

Further, the decision was made to abolish the old CMF divisions, as the role of the Army Reserve would no longer be to act as a skeleton force that would be filled out upon mobilisation, but rather a force that could provide individual sub-units of capability should the need arise to augment the Regular Army.