Army Research Office Fuels Groundbreaking Discoveries

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    Army Research Office Fuels Groundbreaking Discoveries
Gina Cavallaro, Senior Staff Writer
Thursday, February 18, 2021

Years before soldiers get a super glue, a new way to make fresh water or a more precise sensor, a small army of scientists conducts research so fundamental it sometimes begins with a molecule.

This work is done by more than 1,000 scientists and researchers at 250 universities in the U.S. and internationally. Funded by the Army, the research and experiments are helping dig deeper into ideas, discoveries and concepts that someday could meet a need.

Their research is not fast. It can take two or three decades to go from concept to testing and application, and discoveries that seem perfect for one use may end up being better for another. But the concepts that emerge are the first steps to enhancing or creating useful gear or applications for soldiers or discovering something that could play a role in a larger national security context.

https://www.ausa.org/articles/army-research-office-fuels-groundbreaking-discoveries

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This is what the article failed to mention, probably because the military is much too modest, they are trying to figure out how to swap the brains of trannies with white "domestic terrorists."s  That way they can keep those already in the service without having to retrain them and they'll have a much better brain.