Скачать или смотреть Military Analysis: 3 Military Logistics Lessons from Iraq 2003 That Cannot Be Applied to Iran

Amateurs talk strategy; professionals talk logistics. In this in-depth Military Analysis, we move past the "Shock and Awe" headlines to examine the brutal reality of a full-scale ground invasion of Iran. Comparing it to the 2003 Iraq War isn't just an apples-to-oranges comparison—it’s a logistical impossibility.

Executing a campaign in the Iranian heartland is not a matter of sheer firepower; it is a battle against the Tyranny of Geography. We break down why the same logistics chain that fueled the march to Baghdad would crumble under the weight of Iran’s mountainous terrain and strategic depth.

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Key areas covered in this analysis:
The Zagros Fortress: Comparing the flat Mesopotamian plains of Iraq to the formidable Zagros Mountains, and how terrain dictates the "Logistics Tail."

The Scale of the "Iron Mountain": Analyzing the staggering tonnage of supplies required to sustain an invasion force in a country nearly four times the size of Iraq.

A2/AD & The Maritime Bottleneck: How Iran’s anti-access/area-denial capabilities in the Strait of Hormuz threaten the very lifeline of US naval logistics.

Host Nation Support & Staging: Evaluating the lack of a "Kuwait-style" staging ground and the vulnerability of regional forward operating bases to missile saturation.

Attrition vs. Speed: Why the "Thunder Run" strategy fails when your supply convoys are trapped in 1,000-mile-long mountain corridors.

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