Special Ops: Vehicle-based Night Vision, IR Devices Provide Stealth

Special Ops: Vehicle-based Night Vision, IR Devices Provide Stealth

Humvee with IR sensor(click to view larger) A key to US special ops forces is stealth. Night vision and thermal imaging (IR) devices are among the best tools to provide that stealth. One way to provide those capabilities is through goggles worn by the special ops...
Special Ops: Vehicle-based Night Vision, IR Devices Provide Stealth

Rapid Fire 2010-04-20: Marder IFV

* Turkish navy commanders aboard the F-493 TCG Gelibolu, a G-class frigade that is an updated version of the Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided-missile frigate, capture 13 pirates in the Indian Ocean. * Reports indicate a Taliban buildup in Afghanistan and Pakistan....
Special Ops: Vehicle-based Night Vision, IR Devices Provide Stealth

US SOCOM Raises Ceiling on ALMBOS Contract As Follow-on Contract Awaits GAO Protest Review

Jacobs Technology in Tampa, FL received a $50 million increase on its contract ceiling to provide acquisition, logistics, management, and business operations support (ALMBOS) to the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). This will bring the total contact ceiling to...
Special Ops: Vehicle-based Night Vision, IR Devices Provide Stealth

Rapid Fire: 2010-04-19

* EADS is running out of time to line up US partner for KC-X aerial tanker RFP. * Oil services giant Schlumberger begins standing up an Iraq branch, incl. up to $100 million for a complex at Rumalia in southern Iraq, following BP’s award of over $500 million in...