Compassion replaces cruelty in U.S. military medical training. For the first time in U.S. military medical training , live animals will no longer be shot to teach battlefield care. Pigs and goats were routinely used in these drills. To ban explicitly covers dogs, cats, non-human primates, and marine mammals, closing the door on shifting harm to other species. Training will now rely on advanced human simulators that bleed, breathe, and react like injured people. Once treated as expendable,…
