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Chris Panella
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Soldiers are learning to use new technology while keeping physical copies available in case the connection goes down.
As the US Army undergoes a massive digital transformation, some soldiers are keeping their old physical copies in case the connection drops.
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Chris Panella
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Soldiers are learning to use new technology while keeping physical copies available in case the connection goes down.

Soldiers can stay connected and keep analyzing targets while on the move, while also blending into the electromagnetic spectrum.

Soldiers can provide feedback on new systems, but they also have to learn how to use them without sacrificing the combat training…

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TERN's system will be deployed on a variety of US Army vehicles, offering soldiers an alternative navigation method should they…