Army soldiers assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division conduct a medical evacuation, while experimenting with a Load Stability System – Litter Attachment (LSS-LA) on Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, Oct. 28, 2021, during Project Convergence 2021. The LSS-LA uses a fan system to help stabilize the litter, so that the person being evacuated does not spin while being pulled up to a helicopter. Project Convergence is the Army's campaign of learning designed to aggressively advance and integrate our Army's contributions, based on a continuous structured series of demonstrations and experiments
Army soldiers assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division conduct a medical evacuation, while experimenting with a Load Stability System – Litter Attachment (LSS-LA) on Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, Oct. 28, 2021, during Project Convergence 2021. The LSS-LA uses a fan system to help stabilize the litter, so that the person being evacuated does not spin while being pulled up to a helicopter. Project Convergence is the Army's campaign of learning designed to aggressively advance and integrate our Army's contributions, based on a continuous structured series of demonstrations and experiments throughout the year. It ensures that the Army is part of the joint fight and can rapidly and continuously integrate or converge effects across all domains: air, land, sea, space, and cyberspace; to overmatch our adversaries in competition and conflict. Project Convergence ensures the Army has the right people with the right systems, properly enabled in the right places to support the joint fight. ( Army photo by Scott Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory)
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