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Military incompetence hindered Rome's ability to defend itself from "summary" of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon

The military incompetence that plagued Rome had a detrimental effect on its ability to protect its borders and maintain its vast empire. The lack of skilled leadership and strategic thinking within the Roman army led to ineffective tactics and poorly executed campaigns. This incompetence was evident in the numerous defeats suffered by Roman forces at the hands of barbarian tribes and other external threats. One of the key factors contributing to Rome's military failures was the appointment of unqualified and politically motivated individuals to positions of command. Instead of promoting based on merit and experience, many military commanders were chosen for their loyalty to the ruling elite. This resulted in leaders who were ill-equipped to make sound decisions on the battlefield and lacked the necessary skills to effectively plan...
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    The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

    Edward Gibbon

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