Army's Regeneration Problem
The Army is facing a regeneration problem due to excess equipment, affecting combat power. Jonathan Buckland discusses this issue in the context of modern war. Why it matters: The Army's ability to…
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Trapped Combat Power
Jonathan Buckland, Modern War Institute Excess Equipment and the Army's Regeneration Problem
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