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It's ridiculous. People will blame anything on the ineffectiveness of the Arab militaries but the root cause.
I think imperial Japan was one of closest examples. It had many traits that Arabs militaries struggled with
- Lack of flexibility in NCO level (wait for an order, blind trusting of doctrines aka banzai charges)
- Religous fanaticism (for the Emperor!!)
- Poor logistics
- Lack of resources to effectively manufacture weapons
- Inner service duplication and infighting (IJA and IJN)
- Military is the government (basically)
- Totaliarian/authoritarian government
- Poorly trained pilots (late in war)
In addition, Imperial Japan had some of its unique flaws like being outcompeted in technology.
Yet the imperial Japanese, with all these flaws, put up hell of a fight that the Arabs could have not achieved, even with equal footing on technology (the 1960s wars Arabs had imported good weapons like the Su-22 strike aircraft)
I think imperial Japan was one of closest examples. It had many traits that Arabs militaries struggled with
- Lack of flexibility in NCO level (wait for an order, blind trusting of doctrines aka banzai charges)
- Religous fanaticism (for the Emperor!!)
- Poor logistics
- Lack of resources to effectively manufacture weapons
- Inner service duplication and infighting (IJA and IJN)
- Military is the government (basically)
- Totaliarian/authoritarian government
- Poorly trained pilots (late in war)
In addition, Imperial Japan had some of its unique flaws like being outcompeted in technology.
Yet the imperial Japanese, with all these flaws, put up hell of a fight that the Arabs could have not achieved, even with equal footing on technology (the 1960s wars Arabs had imported good weapons like the Su-22 strike aircraft)
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