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Army to use blood tests to detect brain injuries from weapon blasts

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Army to use blood tests to detect brain injuries from weapon blasts
Army to use blood tests to detect brain injuries from weapon blasts
Up to 400 Defence Force personnel will be tracked during weapons training after years of growing complaints about a lack of action on reports of blast injuries.
The Age
The Age10 mins ago
Army to use blood tests to detect brain injuries from weapon blasts
Up to 400 Defence Force personnel will be tracked during weapons training after years of growing complaints about a lack of action on reports of blast injuries.
Fox News
Fox News10 hrs ago
Army conducts first overseas test of 'Hammer of the Gods' weapon-disrupting system
The Army says its "Hammer of the Gods" electronic warfare system completed its first overseas maritime test, disrupting navigation signals used by enemy precision weapons.
RNZ
RNZ🏁 first to report1 days ago
NZDF joins US Army to test high-tech weapons
Defence Force sends about 50 personnel to the California desert for weapons tests as officials seek to deepen ties with the US Army.
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