Fort Moore trainers work to curb heat injuries across Army amid record US temperatures

The U.S. military has not altered its training schedule despite soaring temperatures. But service officials have spent recent years at the Army Heat Center at Fort Moore, Ga., working to improve the military’s ability to train safely in high heat and rapidly respond when troops get overheated.

Matthew Adams (@MatthewAdams60) / X

Army looks to wearable devices to help prevent heat injuries after increase in heatstroke at Fort Moore

Army looks to wearable devices to help prevent heat injuries after increase in heatstroke at Fort Moore

Army looks to wearable devices to help prevent heat injuries after increase in heatstroke at Fort Moore

Matthew Adams (@MatthewAdams60) / X

Fort Moore trainers work to curb heat injuries across Army amid record US temperatures

Army looks to wearable devices to help prevent heat injuries after increase in heatstroke at Fort Moore

Matthew Adams (@MatthewAdams60) / X

Army looks to wearable devices to help prevent heat injuries after increase in heatstroke at Fort Moore

Fort Moore trainers work to curb heat injuries across Army amid record US temperatures