Quote of the day: To improve the U.S. military, brutally examine its assumptions
"The identification and exploration of anomalies is essential to military innovation. . . . The irony is that in seeking relentlessly to prove our assumptions wrong, over time we are more likely to have the right assumptions."-Andrew Hill and Charles D. Allen in the July issue of ARMY magazine.
"The identification and exploration of anomalies is essential to military innovation. . . . The irony is that in seeking relentlessly to prove our assumptions wrong, over time we are more likely to have the right assumptions."-Andrew Hill and Charles D. Allen in the July issue of ARMY magazine.
"The identification and exploration of anomalies is essential to military innovation. . . . The irony is that in seeking relentlessly to prove our assumptions wrong, over time we are more likely to have the right assumptions."-Andrew Hill and Charles D. Allen in the July issue of ARMY magazine.
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