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Snapshots of what’s happening in the Defense Department.

This is a snapshot view of a computer screen future soldiers will see in a dropdown eyewear device attached to their helmets. This particular screen view shows the physiological status of a given soldier. A medic in the field can monitor another soldier's health status without physically seeing that particular soldier. This was part of the Future Warrior exhibit for congressmen and their staff members to view on Soldier Modernization Day July 23 on Capitol Hill in Washington. Photo by Phil Copeland

This is a snapshot view of a computer screen future soldiers will see in a dropdown eyewear device attached to their helmets. This particular screen view shows the physiological status of a given soldier. A medic in the field can monitor another soldier's health status without physically seeing that particular soldier. This was part of the Future Warrior exhibit for congressmen and their staff members to view on Soldier Modernization Day July 23 on Capitol Hill in Washington. Photo by Phil Copeland

This is a snapshot view of a computer screen future soldiers will see in a dropdown eyewear device attached to their helmets. This particular screen view shows the physiological status of a given soldier. A medic in the field can monitor another soldier's health status without physically seeing that particular soldier. This was part of the Future Warrior exhibit for congressmen and their staff members to view on Soldier Modernization Day July 23 on Capitol Hill in Washington. Photo by Phil Copeland

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