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July 7, 2026

The Casualty Record That Starts Over at the Aid Station

The Casualty Record That Starts Over at the Aid Station

The FY2027 budget cut combat-medicine research 59 percent and moved the work into an autonomy account growing toward a reported $55 billion. The machines that account funds read a wounded soldier's vitals off a drone and write them into a de-identified research file. The federal office that owns record modernization has not been tasked with the record the battlefield now generates.

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