让军事家“大跌眼镜”的是,在美军总结伊拉克战争所提到的缺憾中,竟然包括电池。这种在常人眼里与手电筒并列的“小东西”,成了影响作战效能的“大问题”。正如美国国防合同管理局派往联合参谋部的联络官德里斯科尔上校所说,“电池的教训太痛苦了,绝不能让它重演。我们今后要像重视制导弹药一样重视电池。” What makes military strategists “stunned” is the unexpected inclusion of batteries in the U.S. military’s summary of the shortcomings mentioned in the Iraq war. This kind of “little things” that are juxtaposed with flashlights in the eyes of ordinary people has become a “major problem” affecting operational effectiveness. As Colonel Driscoll, the liaison officer assigned by the U.S. Defense Contracts Administration to the Joint Staff, said: “The lessons of the battery are so painful that it must not be repeated, and we will have to attach the same importance to batteries in the future as much as guided ammunition.”