Army Shifts To Lighter Horses For Modernized Forces
The army plans push for lighter weight riding horses as demand rises for rough terrain units. Texas and Oklahoma breeders report sales rising as peacetime norms yield 23 808 animals this year with 3 889 riding horses 134 draft horses and 70 mules to follow. The article also notes new aviation training expansion with 34 new flying schools and a 30 000 pilot annual target, plus Sabin and Warren report on a calcium aurothiomalate rheumatism treatment showing strong mice results and potential human trials.
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