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Rob Robinson and JB discuss the limitations of "programs of record" in the U.S. Army, emphasizing the need for flexible and adaptive operations. They highlight the outdated caliber 50-machine gun, which has been used since 1918, and the inefficiencies of programs like the $63,000 Javelin missile versus the $1,000 M2220 recoilless round. They criticize the platform-centric mindset, citing the Stryker brigade's prolonged use and the failed Future Combat System. They advocate focusing on capabilities rather than specific platforms, suggesting AI and non-lethal capabilities could enhance military efficiency and adaptability.
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