Lessons Unlearned: A Former Officer's Perspective on the British Army at War
Jun 2009, Vol. 154, No. 3By Patrick LittleThe British Army’s capacity for internal reflection and rapid change has been sapped by an insular, conformist culture. While the US Army has undergone a marked period of transformation after a period of open critical appraisal, no exercise, analogous in size and scope, has taken place in the UK. Here, the author argues that this orthodoxy must be challenged and a new ethos of creative tension instilled in the military.
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