This book addresses one of the basic questions in military studies:
How can armies cope effectively with technological and doctrinal
surprises--ones that leave them vulnerable to new weapons systems
and/or combat doctrines?
Author Meir Finkel contends that the current paradigm--with its
over-dependence on intelligence and an all-out effort to predict
the nature of the future battlefield and the enemy's
capabilities--generally doesn't work.
Based on historical case analysis of successful "under-fire"
recovery and failure to recover, he identifies the variables that
have determined these outcomes, and he presents an innovative
method for military force planning that will enables armies to deal
with the uncertainties of future wars "in real time."
His proposed method combines conceptual, doctrinal, cognitive,
command, organizational, and technological elements to produce
optimal battlefield flexibility and adaptability. He then
demonstrates that, when properly applied, this method can eliminate
most obstacles to overcoming battlefield surprises.
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