Wired for Readiness: The Role of Wearable Technology and AI in Military Preventative Medicine

By 2LT Kinley DeSpain and Dr. Hanna Jensen

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Wearable technology and AI provide continuous health monitoring that enhances force readiness, reduces preventable injuries, and supports data‑informed decision-making in line with Army modernization priorities.

Prototype sensor‑integrated camouflage garment displayed on a table alongside a military helmet at a technology demonstration.

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AMEDD Restructure: Impacts to the Mission and Readiness of the Force

Analysis of AMEDD restructuring since 2020, examining personnel reductions, DHA transition impacts, and readiness challenges. Explores workload increases, staffing shortages, and capacity gaps affecting combat casualty care and LSCO preparedness.

By CPT Maria P. Ong, CPT Nicholas McGregor, and ENS Gavin Clark

Night-vision view showing a soldier inside a military vehicle adjusting night-vision goggles on their helmet, illuminated in a green-tinted display.

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Vision and Return to Duty: The Vital Role of Optometry Detachments

Maj. Jason Christman and Col. Kenney Wells argue that mobile optometry detachments are critical to maintaining combat effectiveness in large-scale combat operations by providing in-theater eye care and glasses fabrication, thereby increasing return-to-duty rates and reducing evacuation burdens. They challenge the traditional "life, limb, or eyesight" evacuation paradigm by demonstrating that vision-related casualties can be effectively treated forward, preserving fighting strength.

By Maj. Jason Christman and Col. Kenney Wells

A tan military Humvee towing a white cargo trailer drives across a dusty desert road, kicking up a cloud of dust behind it

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Hope for the Best, Train for the Worst: Modernizing Army Medicine's Premier Health Physics Course for Multi-Domain Operations and Large-Scale Combat Operations

Military training exercise Operation RAD RANGER: soldiers practice radiological response, hazmat procedures, tactical planning.

U.S. Army X-ray technicians with the 512th Field Hospital examine a patient via X-ray in the Emergency Medicine tent.

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The 7 Commandments of Clinical Leadership: A Framework for Transforming Team Culture, Readiness, and Care Delivery

A mission-tested leadership framework for military healthcare professionals, outlining seven actionable principles to enhance team cohesion, operational readiness, and patient outcomes in complex clinical and combat environments.