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Why Military Education Isn't to Blame for Afghanistan and Iraq

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Retired Marine Col. Gary Anderson wrote two articles critical of U.S. military officers. He says the articles are built on a profound misunderstanding of history, civil-military relations. Anderson blames reforms of the Goldwater-Nichols Act for bloated staffs and misguided education.

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Why Military Education Isn't to Blame for Afghanistan and Iraq

Purported failures in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan -- even the microcosm of Kabul -- are arguably symptoms of greater problems in policymaking, rather than shortcomings in professional military education.

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Military.com broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Tuesday, October 3, 2023.
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