All of These Are Parts of the Weinberger Doctrine EXCEPT

Multiple Choice

All of these are parts of the Weinberger Doctrine EXCEPT

A) American forces should be drawn down before objectives are accomplished if the situation looks good.
B) The U.S. should not commit forces to combat unless vital national interests or those of allies are involved.
C) American troops should be committed only with clearly defined objectives and given capacity to obtain those objectives.
D) American troops should not be committed to battle without the support of American public opinion or the Congress.