In the book "Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers" by Mary Roach, the author highlights a unique aspect of military preparedness The quote suggests that the U.S. Army is well-trained to face unexpected challenges, even those as unusual as cow attacks. This reflects a humorous take on the lengths to which the military goes to ensure readiness in bizarre scenarios.

Roach's writing brings a fascinating perspective to the often-overlooked subject of human cadavers and their roles in research and training. By mentioning such an outlandish situation, the author emphasizes the seriousness with which the army approaches training and the unpredictable nature of battlefield encounters, showcasing both the absurd and the pragmatic in military life.