Made, Not Born

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Examining the disparities in combat performance among soldiers, this study delves into why some excel while others falter under pressure. It explores factors such as unit organization, mission versatility, and the impact of weaponry, revealing how even outdated militaries can triumph against modern foes. By evaluating various theories on combat effectiveness, the author provides a comprehensive analysis of the social and psychological elements influencing soldiers' resilience and performance in battle.