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That they have many flaws does not mean that they don't have strengths. For some use cases the strengths outweigh the flaws. Combat operations are certainly s
by ethbro 7y ago
That they have many flaws does not mean that they don't have strengths.
For some use cases the strengths outweigh the flaws.
Combat operations are certainly such a use case.
- js8 7y agoNot sure what you mean specifically, but this was not in a context of combat operations, where quick decisions were needed. There was plenty of time to address the complaints and fix the problems.
- icegreentea2 7y agoThe question is, if you need an organization to work efficiently as an hierarchical organization at a moments notice (because that's how you have to plan), is it possible for the organization to operate the majority of the time not as an hierarchical organization.
- js8 7y agoI don't see why it would be a problem. As someone already mentioned here, the members of the U.S. military are also voters. So people have no trouble doing both.
- ethbro 7y agoThat doesn't seem very related: they're parallel structures. The existence of other, non-hierarchical structures participated in by the military does not negate their efficacy in the military.