Panicked Pentagon Sends Land Invasion Force to Middle East

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27. Loss of institutional expertise

The current conflict highlights the impact of previous administrative policies on the U.S. military. The departure of experienced personnel—whether through forced exits or voluntary resignations—has resulted in a significant loss of strategic expertise.

For decades, the U.S. has maintained the technical capability to strike Iran, provided leadership was willing to accept the resulting consequences. The seasoned professionals who once occupied key roles were essential for providing the intelligence and strategic oversight necessary for high-level decision-making. Ultimately, the complexities of national governance and warfare require a robust support system rather than the oversight of a single individual.