What Advancements in Technology Do You Think Today's Military Would Most Benefit From?

A laser shot to reverse the direct of rockets in flight to reverse course and send it back to the exact spot it was fired from by shorting out the remaining flight program..

3d printers

If there were artificial wombs, women could schedule their pregnancies for land/home duty.

3D printers.

Although mediated communications (i.e. email and messaging), which the Veterans Administration has adopted, alongside the greater society, relatedness remains a basic psychological need universally. Therefore, by better understanding the nonverbal cues of effort, style, and tone the Veterans Administration could enhance not only the motivation of veterans to engage in treatment(s) but aid in building a more cohesive veterans' community. This would benefit both the veteran and the Veterans Administration. In conclusion, humanizing mediated communications would encourage veterans to engage more with providers and in them seeking treatment prior to minor issues becoming critical issues. This would result in lower costs in providing services and care.

A human resource mangement software, where leave, passes and scheduled meeting/out of office can all be tracked for quick look-up as well as faster processing.

Underwater drones

Drones. More advanced, many more sizes, more training to use them. "Personal" drones, small, used by individuals, for recon, etc. And, some sort of drone to sniff out ieds.

Laser weapons.

Better MREs...