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BBC: A senior British Army officer has sparked indignation in the US with a scathing article criticising the US Army’s performance in Iraq.

Brigadier Nigel Aylwin-Foster said US tactics early in the occupation had alienated Iraqis and exacerbated problems for the coalition. | story

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