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The U.S. Army is practicing the mass burial of fallen troops using heavy machinery for the first time in decades.

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The thread discusses U.S. Army soldiers practicing the mass burial of fallen troops using heavy machinery, a practice not seen since the Korean War. This highlights a shift in military preparedness and response strategies for potential large-scale casualties in modern conflicts.

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The U.S. Army is practicing the mass burial of fallen troops using heavy machinery for the first time in decades.
Parent: Military PreparednessEntity: U.S. ArmySub-entity: 3rd Corps Sustainment CommandImpact: negativeDate: Oct 30, 2026Target: The U.S. Army's preparedness for large-scale casualties in modern warfare

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‘U.S. Army soldiers are training to bury fellow troops in temporary graves en masse for the first time in decades’. {Newsweek 29 October} https://www.newsweek.com/us-army-starts-practicing-digging-mass-battlefield-graves-12633724 Visit reddit.com/r/TheWireDesk linktr.ee/arthurnewhook 🪐💔 #QueSeraSera 𓅨 🕈
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“U.S. Army soldiers are practicing how to dig mass temporary graves for fallen troops for the first time in decades, according to Newsweek. Soldiers from Fort Bragg’s 3rd Corps Sustainment Command and 20th Engineer Brigade, along with military chaplains, used bulldozers and excavators to rehearse burying large numbers of casualties during a high-intensity war. The Army says it hasn’t needed to do this on a large scale since the Korean War” https://aaronparnas.substack.com/p/news-fox-ratings-tank-trump-cancels?r=ce00&utm_medium=ios
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