Lessons can be learned from past mistakes from "summary" of The Pentagon Papers by George Herring
The Pentagon Papers provide a comprehensive account of the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War, revealing a series of mistakes and miscalculations made by policymakers. These mistakes not only prolonged the conflict but also resulted in significant human and financial costs. By examining these errors, one can gain valuable insights into the consequences of flawed decision-making and the importance of learning from past failures. For example, the failure to accurately assess the capabilities and intentions of the North Vietnamese and their allies led to a series of strategic blunders that ultimately undermined the U. S. military effort in Vi...
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