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It seems odd to me that a veteran with 25 years field combat experience has to take orders from some 19 year old college student just because the latter went to a fancy college. Is it really prudent to keep that hierarchy today?
It makes as little sense as MBAs in charge of screenwriting decisions yet here we are.
Looking back on history you'll see that militaries pretty much invariably grow a fatberg of halfwit middle managers which is the point at which they start dying.
See: All the armies that Napoleon beat into the dirt by just not having that.
Like yes technically it makes sense but in practice the modern execution is terrible.
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