Andy Dwyer

that's a great question.

And the answer: the logistics of getting it to them so they can store it, and their ability to use it.

Like we could have sent them all the Abrams tanks right away. But they wouldn't know how to operate them, so they just would have sat there.

I’m sure that factors in.

The Daily Kos is a great place to understand your question. But yes, the key is logistics. That includes repair facilities for the heavy equipment, support staff (only about 30% of any army does the actual fighting. Everyone else is there to support them) and training.

The Daily Kos, thanks. Seems a little old fashioned. I wonder when AI is going to take over on the battlefield. (mostly joking).