forces to Bosnia as part of the IFOR peacekeeping force.[697] The Pentagon was not enthusiastic about the troop deployment, either, fearing that Bosnia could turn into a bloody quagmire, akin to that of Vietnam.[698] In their hearts, Holbrooke wrote, American military leaders would have preferred not to send American forces to Bosnia.[699] Large numbers of body bags, Holbrooke later said, had been prepared for the casualties that the Pentagon believed were certain to come in Bosnia.[700] In addressing the unease about troop commitments to Bosnia, Clinton turned again to American Exceptionalism. He did not invoke the phrase, but his meaning was clear enough
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