After reading a large number of books on American military history, if there is any peculiarity that I would highlight about all of them, it is the speed with which they assimilate and adapt thanks to the lessons learned on the battlefield. They have a special interest in what they call “lessons learned.” And precisely Operation Anaconda is one of the clearest examples of this phenomenon, both in the course of the battle and in the analyzes that were subsequently made.
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