Soldier News & Articles

Avon Protection will showcase its full range of integrated personal protection solutions and will introduce a new line of Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) protective wear at Eurosatory 2022

SMARTSHOOTER’s SMASH X4 combines an x4 magnifying optic scope with the company’s SMASH unique fire control capabilities, providing extended detection, recognition and identification ranges for the shooter

L3Harris Technologies’ Fused Panoramic Night Vision Goggle (F-PANO) features a 97-degree field-of-view and fuses image intensification technology with thermal imagery to provide enhanced situational awareness

Racal Acoustics and INVISIO’s RA5100 is fully military specification compliant, qualified to MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-461F, designed to withstand extreme shock and vibrations and harsh electromagnetic environments

Elbit Systems’ lightweight helmet-mounted night vision system includes an enhanced battery life and high-performing white phosphor image intensification tubes for improved clarity and depth perception

Teledyne FLIR Defense’s lightweight thermal imaging system can be mounted on individual weapons to provide soldiers with infrared imagery in all weather and lighting conditions, and through obscurants such as smoke or fog

Built to satisfy future requirements, Saab’s Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon is compatible with advanced fire control devices and prepared for specialized ammunition

The portable dual-use device from Turner Innovations will provide both fluoroscopic and radiological imaging for diagnosis/treatment of warfighters on-location

Elbit Systems UK’s Interim Combined Arms Virtual Simulation (Deployable) will deliver immersive virtual tactical training in the Army’s Battlecraft Syllabus to enable units to get the most out of live field training

The SIG FURY Hybrid Ammunition (6.8 Common Cartridge), SIG-LMG (XM250), SIG MCX-SPEAR Rifle (XM5) and SIG SLX Suppressors will advance soldier weapons technology to meet emerging requirements

Elbit Systems of America has partnered with Physical Sciences Inc. and Stanford University to produce a small, lightweight solution for DARPA’s Enhanced Night Vision in eyeglass form (ENVision) program