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US Army acknowledges limits in protecting soldiers from bioweapons
The U.S. Army is implementing a new strategy to prepare soldiers for biological threats, integrating biological incidents into routine combat training and exercises. The plan aims to enable forces to respond effectively to bio-related disruptions while continuing operations, with a focus on developing policies, coordination, and specialized personnel by 2035. This approach reflects growing concerns over biological weapons development, including intelligence assessments of Russia's past programs and the potential misuse of advanced biotechnology and AI to accelerate biological threats.
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