Justified US military interventions since WWII?

[Deny and Shred]

A particular DU TV personality once claimed in a thread to support only those post-WWII uses of US military that are justified, but didn't support the uses that weren't justified. I asked which were which. Although I received no response, I believe it is a quality question to pose not just to one, but to all, hence the OP.

There have been many involvements of not only official US military, but also para-military as well (CIA financed militias and private contractors).

There has been no Constitutionally (Congressional) declared war since 1945 (poverty, drugs, terror and Christmas notwithstanding) so tell me DU - which uses of military force since WWII were justified, and which weren't?


On edit: Not intended for Peak Oil Group. Not sure how it ended up here.

[leveymg]

1. Little Rock, AK.

That's it.

[TreasonousBastard]

2. Korea

[TeddyR]

3. Afghanistan

Without a doubt, Afghanistan.

[emulatorloo]

4. Kosovo

[tzar paul]

5. the cold war

vastly superior to a hot one! and the soviets really were assholes.