"The US military’s next significant challenge: Hiding" Topic

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Tango01

15 Sep 2026 1:41 p.m. PST

"Devastating attacks by Iran on U.S. bases across the Middle East in recent months have exposed war strategies that are becoming increasingly outdated, one U.S. Army commanding general acknowledged this week.

Gone are the days when America fought from sprawling command posts with overwhelming air superiority. Now faced with adversaries toting long-range fires and drones, the U.S. military is relearning a basic principle: how to hide.

As services adopt new strategies, the Army's Combined Arms Command, or CAC, an outfit responsible for overseeing the service's leadership and doctrine development, is changing how it teaches troops about concealment…"

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