The Army's new $480 million heads-up display lets soldiers wage war in a mixed-reality space — here's how it works

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Augmented reality is how the US Army plans to give soldiers the chance to fight "25 bloodless battles" before they ever step on the battlefield.

With the new IVAS headsets, soldiers will be able to see enemy locations right in their visor so they're ready to fight the moment they disembark.

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Hoda Muthana's father was a Yemeni diplomat at the time of her birth, which raised the question of whether or not she gained US citizenship at birth.

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