“I calculated how much you wasted”: confronting defense vendors | Lt. Gen. Tony Hale (Ret.)
When retired Lieutenant General Tony Hale, former Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence (G-2) of the United States Army, took over as the Army's G-2, the intelligence community's flagship system was sitting in a box in the corner of TOCs because it took eight or nine hours to set up. His 45-day assessment across all three components, active, Guard, and Reserve, told him exactly how far off track things were, and the fixes were not primarily technical.
Hale, joined by returning guest retired Lieutenant General Bob Ashley, walks Ian through what actually drove adoption of the Army Intelligence…
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