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7 pages in length. Stepping foot onto the battlefield is the final component in a long line of preparations whereby the individual who initiates that step is mentally, physically and strategically ready for combat. Unfortunately, this common sense approach to military operations There are a number of considerations above and beyond acquiring a good tactical leader that determine successful organizational strategy in combat. Identifying the root factors affecting the U.S. military's readiness to perform its primary function during the initial stages of Task Force Smith and Operation Desert Storm reveal two indefensible reasons: deplorable leadership and inadequate ammunition. The lack of appropriate training in conjunction with insufficient, inoperable or undersupplied munitions created a scenario whereby every soldier who stepped forth into battle was sure to be ill-equipped to come out alive. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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not be employed by the enemy III. Task Force Smith a. Ineffective leadership and undersupplied weaponry spelled sure defeat during this Korean War battle IV. Conclusion a. Military leadership: organizational
consideration HOW AND WHY THE U.S. MILITARY HAS REPEATEDLY BEEN UNPREPARED TO EXECUTE ITS PRIMARY MISSION AT THE OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES by , Ph.D. (c)
October 2006 paper properly! I. INTRODUCTION Stepping foot onto the battlefield is the
final component in a long line of preparations whereby the individual who initiates that step is mentally, physically and strategically ready for combat. Unfortunately, this common sense approach to
military operations There are a number of considerations above and beyond acquiring a good tactical leader that determine successful organizational strategy in combat. Identifying the root factors affecting
the U.S. militarys readiness to perform its primary function during the initial stages of Task Force Smith and Operation Desert Storm reveal two indefensible reasons: deplorable leadership and inadequate ammunition.
The lack of appropriate training in conjunction with insufficient, inoperable or undersupplied munitions created a scenario whereby every soldier who stepped forth into battle was sure to be ill-equipped
to come out alive. "Nothing is more dangerous in war than to rely upon peace training; for in modern times, when war is declared, training has always been proved
out of date" (Fuller 5). II. DESERT STORM Morgan Strongs article entitled Sending American Troops to Their Deaths in Iraq? provides the basis upon which the Army failed to
anticipate the potential extent of injury during Operation Desert Storm and, thereby, was considerably unprepared to deal with anymore wounded than what was actually realized. Had the number of
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