Dan Driscoll destroyed Army logistics. His legacy is gutting one of the capabilities that made the US Army capable of projecting combat power across the planet on short notice. For those of you unaware, the Army had seven ships worth of prepositioned stocks with roughly 1.3 million square feet of equipment already loaded and positioned for rapid deployment. Dan Driscoll cut the entire program and destroyed the Army’s ability for rapid deployment in the process. He put the equipment ashore in the US mainland… as if a warehouse in Charleston was a substitute for mobile warehouses already at sea. That is an insane trade in an era where every serious war game screams about contested logistics. The entire purpose of afloat prepositioning was that soldiers could move rapidly into theater and fall in on heavy equipment already forward, instead of waiting for thousands of vehicles, containers, ammunition, maintenance assets, and sustainment equipment to be hauled out of the continental US after the shooting starts. Wildly incompetent leadership... Dan Driscoll has done more damage to the Army than any of the gender confused DEI hires before him, and that’s not an exaggeration. The next Secretary of the Army has a lot of work to do.