The U.S. Army announced Tuesday it will spend $43.7 million over the next five years on a center at Arizona State University that will develop flexible electronic displays. The idea is to give soldiers a tiny, rugged readout of current data about enemy troops, weather and geography that could take a bullet and still flash marching orders.
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