The Illusion of Readiness
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Started February 18, 2026
The article explores the misconception of military readiness, highlighting how overconfidence can undermine strategic planning and operational effectiveness in modern conflicts.
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The Illusion of Readiness
Foreign Affairs (United States) | Feb 17, 2026
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Feb 18, 2026
The concept of readiness should adapt to evolving threats, emphasizing flexibility over traditional military metrics.
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Investing in military readiness is essential for deterring aggression and maintaining global stability in an unpredictable world.
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Overemphasis on readiness creates a false sense of security, diverting resources from crucial diplomatic solutions.
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Military readiness is often overstated, leading to complacency that undermines true national security interests.
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A robust military readiness is necessary for a strong defense posture, ensuring that nations can respond effectively to crises.
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