As military medical personnel prepare to face complex battlefields where wounded troops can wait hours or even days to be evacuated, the Army school charged with preparing special operations medics for future combat is turning to AI to include more lessons in its training. The Army’s preparations for large-scale combat operations and new injuries, such
As the U.S. military prepares for future high-intensity, high-casualty wars, its medics are training to do something they rarely did during the Global War on Terrorism: remove a tourniquet from a wounded soldier. Not long ago, tourniquet training for most U.S. service members followed a simple, strict guideline: apply one high and tight to the
