
Herb Lin
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Jun 10, 2026
New Tech, Old Traps: The Persistent Pitfalls in Military Innovation
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And so I wondered if you could tell us about each of those and their significance in this piece.

Herb LinGUEST
As you know, uh, World War II was a, uh, was a conflict in, in which the United States engaged basically with mass.

Herb LinGUEST
You know, we, we, we produced 100,000 airplanes or something like that during that, the Second War.

Herb LinGUEST
I mean, that's an unbelievable number for anybody who looks at the size of procurements today.
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Could you tell us about those imperatives? And then if you could get policymakers to take one or two lessons from your article as they evaluate emerging technologies in their role, particularly in the national security and military space, what should it be?
