I will defer if you remember more correctly; my recollection is that Shinseki testified, then his successor was named. And Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz then threw him under the bus.
As for Gen Keane being named erroneously, I simply don't recall. I do believe, however, that Rumsfeld brought back from retirement Shoomaker (sp?) to send a signal to the upper military that you toe his line or don't expect to keep advancing. And it apparently worked...................until they retired and came out with their books.............
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edited to add:
Some googling revealed that archimedes is correct. A report of Shinsecki's successor was put forth in 2002, not after he testified to Congress.
He still hasn't commented publicly since his retirement on the Iraq war.
Last edited by brickhistory; 10th September 2007 at 00:56.