Having been present at several JRTCs and at the NTC as a civilian SME, this was an interesting read. It also recalls some historical examples of a recurring theme - for every moment when Rommel in North Africa found himself to be the right man at the right place at the right time there were multiple moments when his No 2 and the staff were tearing their hair out at being unable to communicate with their commander and equally unable to keep up with his rapidly changing battle plans.
Having been present at several JRTCs and at the NTC as a civilian SME, this was an interesting read. It also recalls some historical examples of a recurring theme - for every moment when Rommel in North Africa found himself to be the right man at the right place at the right time there were multiple moments when his No 2 and the staff were tearing their hair out at being unable to communicate with their commander and equally unable to keep up with his rapidly changing battle plans.