The Pentagon is rolling out a sweeping overhaul of how it measures the cognitive performance of America’s troops, launching what it calls a “next-generation” testing program aimed at catching brain injuries earlier and improving battlefield readiness.
The move replaces an outdated system first developed during the Cold War era, reflecting the War Department’s renewed focus on warrior resilience and mental sharpness in modern warfare.
A memo signed by Under Secretary of War for Personnel and Readiness Anthony Tata ...
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