In combat, situational awareness is key to survival.
Army's new goggles let troops see through solid walls
"Now guys aren't hanging out of vehicles in dangerous situations trying to get views on what's going on," said Sgt. Philip Bartel of the 1-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team to the Army, in the press release. The Army designed the IAVS goggles to perform like heads-up displays used on fighter jets. In the same way, IAVS goggles display information like video, maps, and night vision directlyNaturally, soldiers have always had this suite of tactical data available, but, with IAVS, they now have instant access — a decisive advantage during combat.
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