This is Jockel podcast number 306 with Echo Charles and me Jockel Willink Good evening

I go good evening and also joining us again tonight Dave Burke good evening Dave good evening

So I said this book was gonna take a while

I actually said that to you a year ago that when we do this book is gonna take a while

But we are going to continue our review of the book on

The psychology of military incompetence which we started on podcast 303 303 303 304

305 here we are on 306 and there's gonna be more

So if you haven't listened to 303 304 305 go back listen to those and if you have listened to those then what you heard on those was

Basically the setup it was the setup it was the background information

That we have been that we need to get into the actual theories of how psychology plays a role in military incompetence

And with that let's let's get back to the book

So this this this part of the book is called part two and this is where we're no longer covering historical

incidents or battles

Although the reason I had to read them all was because he does refer back to him quite a bit

And I will say as I went through them as I was kind of navigating how to do this

I'm not going back as much as he is so when he goes back I might not cover every single one he goes back a little bit more but

So this part of the book is what's

What he's actually trying to figure out how does how does psychology play a role in incompetence?

So here we go chapter 13 is there a case to answer

He says that now that we've completed a survey of sort of recovering

100 years of military mishaps what conclusions can be drawn regarding the incidents of

Military incompetence there are a number of possible answers firstly

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