The Surface ANVIS Mount from Adams Industries is an economical way to adapt your ANVIS family night vision goggles to ballistic and non-ballistic helmets. It is compatible with standard VAS shrouds . It’s also rugged as hell.
The Surface ANVIS Mount from Adams Industries is an economical way to adapt your ANVIS family night vision goggles to ballistic and non-ballistic helmets. It is compatible with standard VAS shrouds . It’s also rugged as hell.
Wilcox is offering new cam lock flip mounts for the EOTECH (including 3x magnifier) and Aimpoint optics.
They offer right or left flip designs.
It uses a Wilcox dovetail mount design.
In addition to the thumbscrew adjustment, they also offer a flush mount with recessed bolts.
An EA-6B squadron worked with Suits USA, makers of commercial FR flight apparel to manufacture a NOMEX CWU-27/P equivalent flight suit in Viet Nam Tigerstripe. The long pole in this tent is printing on Nomex but TenCate has perfected a patented process to do just that. The stars aligned and here you go.
The Tribalco Integrated Casualty Solutions kit will begin fielding next month as the SOCOM TCCC CASEVAC Program solution. Consisting of 4 modules; Extraction, Mobility, Transportation and Sustainment, this is the most comprehensive field medical ensemble ever fielded.
Developed over the last year-and-a-half, it underwent comprehensive operational testing with medical operators from USSOCOM. It meets Tactical Combat Casualty Care guidelines and provides new capabilities to all SOCOM components.
This system literally covers everything from point of injury to comprehensive, definitive care. The amount of technology included is unprecedented. We’ve sure come along way from an M-5 bag and a Surgeon’s chest!
Tribalco serves as lead integrator for over 500 items from over 60 vendors. Look for a full series of articles in the coming weeks showcasing the technology and training that make up this ground breaking program.
Small unit mobility continues to be a key requirement, with several companies offering solutions including ATV Corp.
N-Vision Optics is displaying the Night Vision Platform Rotation or NVPR.
N-Vision Optics listened to operator complaints about the high profile of binocular systems in the up or stowed position. They use the latest, certified tubes and have created a completely new chassis that place the individual tubes closer to the helmet. Additionally, this means that the tubes can be used individually or in concert with one another. Additionally, it is a completely integrated system with battery and mount, all-in-one.
Team Wendy has unveiled their new tactical bump helmet. Leveraging over a decade of ski and sport helmet development, they have combined this with their Zorbium foam padding technology to develop this new helmet.
It features an entirely new suspension/padding system that minimizes the use of foam. Instead the energy is dissipated through a combination of a crown sling and buckling zones. In fact, this helmet’s liner technology was developed specifically in support of Natick’s Heads Up program.
You may recognize the Boa Lacing System used to adjust the fit of this helmet. It’s a proven technology used in footwear that creates tensioning via a wire system.
This helmet currently integrates a Wilcox NVG shroud but Team Wendy plans on working with industry to further improve integration. You will also note the rail system that utilizes a sliding lock mechanism to secure devices.
Look for these late Summer. For more info visit www.teamwendy.com