Adapting Warfare: The Struggle Between Tradition and Innovation

This chapter critically examines the military's failure to embrace technological advancements between the World Wars, emphasizing resistance faced by forward-thinking strategists like Liddell Hart. It addresses the pitfalls of dogmatism and the psychological dynamics within military hierarchies that prioritize compliance over true leadership capabilities. Through historical examples, the chapter illustrates the detrimental effects of clinging to outdated practices amidst the evolving landscape of warfare.