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The U.S. Army trained near Fort Bragg in North Carolina to dig temporary graves capable of accommodating up to 2,400 bodies within 24 hours, in preparation for the possibility of fighting large-scale, high-intensity wars against major powers—conflicts in which the evacuation of the dead could be disrupted by strain on transportation and supply networks. The Army did not identify any specific military operation, explaining that temporary burial is an exceptional measure intended to document the dead’s identities and preserve their remains so they can be recovered and returned to their families when security conditions improve.
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