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US special operations commander says the next war may require the military to 'creatively destroy' old ways of training
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A US special operations commander argues that the military must abandon outdated training methods and priorities to prepare for future conflicts, following two decades of counterterrorism operations.
US special operations commander says the next war may require the military to 'creatively destroy' old ways of training
US Marine Raiders perform a simulated raid, March 13, 2026.
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Special operations chief says military must drop some old training methods
The Pentagon is under pressure to transform its ranks after 20 years of the Global War on Terror
Future wars will likely require new priorities and tougher tradeoffs, admiral says
Adapting to new battlefields may mean that the US military needs to clear its training calendar to make way for new priorities, a top
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