US Army conducted rare test of mass burial capabilities, not used since Korean War, at Fort Bragg
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The U.S. Army ran a rare large-scale exercise at Fort Bragg testing its ability to carry out mass burials, a practice it hasn’t used since the Korean War, in preparation for a hypothetical war involving mass casualties. The U.S.’s air supremacy, logistical advancements, and relatively low casualties scattered across a longer time period have spared
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US Army conducted rare test of mass burial capabilities, not used since Korean War, at Fort Bragg
The U.S. Army ran a rare large-scale exercise at Fort Bragg testing its ability to carry out mass burials, a practice it hasn’t used since the Korean War, in preparation for a hypothetical war involving mass casualties. The U.S.’s air supremacy, logistical advancements, and...
