See Litefighter’s new display in booth number 8262. They would like to extend an invite for everyone to stop by for a visit.
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Litefighter to Exhibit at AUSA
Friday, October 11th, 2019See Point Blank’s New Products at AUSA
Friday, October 11th, 2019
Point Blank is exhibiting several new products at this year’s AUSA.
SureFire Exhibiting at 2019 AUSA
Friday, October 11th, 2019
Fountain Valley, CA—SureFire, LLC, manufacturer of the world’s finest—and most innovative—illumination tools and tactical products, will be exhibiting at the 2019 Association of the United States Army’s (AUSA) Annual Meeting & Exposition in Washington D.C. October 14-16. The AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition is the largest land power exposition and professional development forum in North America. SureFire will be displaying brand new weapon lights, suppressors, flash hiders and much more. Stop by booth #8337 in Hall E to see the latest illumination tools, suppressors, and tactical products from SureFire.
Rheinmetall To Feature Newest Dismounted Precision Fire Control Solution at 2019 AUSA
Thursday, October 10th, 2019Rheinmetall will feature its most innovative modern fire control system to date, the Rheinmetall Precision Aiming Laser (R-PAL) at booth (#6618) during the 2019 AUSA annual meeting, held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, October 14-16th, in Washington, DC.
The Rheinmetall Precision Aiming Laser is a highly ruggedized, compact range finder with an integrated aiming, pointing, and illuminating laser system; environmental sensor/processor; and onboard ballistics table specifically designed to withstand the demands of today’s ever changing military operations. The R-PAL builds upon Rheinmetall Group’s extensive laser aiming product knowledge to provide a system that is second to none. Our products are purchased by numerous militaries worldwide including USSOCOM.
The innovative design of the R-PAL is compact, lightweight, and user configurable, allowing the operator to easily and uniquely mount, adjust power settings, navigate menu options and operate the device. The system provides superior illumination beam quality and uniformity that increases the operator’s situational awareness in all environments.
The ruggedized design of the R-PAL provides stability, reliability, and is compatible with all in-service night vision devices.
Rheinmetall’s engineering team worked directly with the end-users to ensure the design of the R-PAL enables the device to withstand the demands of today’s precision rifles, assault rifles and hostile combat environments; while providing the operator with a system that is straightforward and easy to employ.
The R-PAL has been designed and manufactured by American Rheinmetall Systems, located in Biddeford, ME.
The R-PAL unit will be on display at the Rheinmetall booth (#6618) throughout the course of the show.
See TenCate Protective Fabrics at AUSA 2019
Wednesday, October 9th, 2019Heading to AUSA? Join TenCate Protective Fabrics for a reception at their booth (#3715) beginning at 3pm on Monday, October 14th for a fun-filled afternoon of good drinks and great friends. During that time, TenCate Protective Fabrics will be giving out Free TechT4™ T-Shirts (Booth #3715 *while supplies last).
TechT4™
Designed with the wearer in mind, TechT4™ is an all-new, t-shirt-like fabric that performs similar to top-of-the-line athletic wear, while at the same time providing inherent FR protection. Engineered with COOLDERM™ Technology, TechT4™ keeps wearers dry, comfortable, and safe thanks to sweat-wicking and evaporative technology built right into the fabric.
Checkout TenCate Protective Fabrics at booth #3715 to see their full lineup of innovative fabrics designed to keep you comfortable and protected in the field and on the job.
Here’s a quick look at Coolderm™ Technology
Catch Up With SAFRAN Optics 1 at AUSA
Wednesday, October 9th, 2019
Visit Gentex at AUSA
Monday, October 7th, 2019
ArmyCon: Where Virtual and Reality Meet
Monday, October 7th, 2019FORT KNOX, Ky. — The U.S. Army is aiming to connect the gaming world to the military characters and equipment featured in many of today’s most popular games during the first-ever ArmyCon at the Army Ten-Miler Expo Park and D.C. Armory in Washington, D.C., Oct. 11-12.
ArmyCon will showcase high tech, warfighting capabilities with interactive displays and demonstrations. Individuals can test their skills as virtual warriors in the Mobile Gaming Semi-Trailer and then meet the real-life Soldiers face-to-face, equipped with all the associated gear and weaponry, in one action-packed area.
Spectators can test out robots, climb inside helicopters, and challenge their hacking skills. They can even get a close-up look at two new pieces of Army tech — the Enhanced Night Vision Goggle — Binocular and the Black Hornet Nano Unmanned Aerial System.
The ENVG-B’s are the Army’s most advanced night vision goggle, providing close combat forces with the capability to observe and maneuver weather conditions during limited visibility and enabling Soldiers to shoot around corners. The Black Hornet is a tiny drone that offers intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support.
“There are so many young people who don’t know what high-tech jobs the Army can offer or what Army life is like,” said Maj. Gen. Frank Muth, U.S. Army Recruiting commanding general. “ArmyCon is a prime opportunity for us to start the conversation about the professional jobs our Soldiers do.”
ArmyCon will feature the two new outreach teams created this year — the Army eSports Team and the Warrior Fitness Team. The esports team will host a “Twitch” gaming tournament inside of the U.S. Army Mobile Gaming Semi-Trailer, which features scorpion chairs and a variety of gaming platforms.
In addition to the new equipment and the gaming trailer, attendees will have a variety of Army assets to experience up-close and personal, including:
-Electric motorcycle
-Talon EOD robot
-Percussion explosive neutralization system
-Portable X-ray
-EOD blast suit
-Cyber Protection Team (demo cyber effects, display geo tagging effects with social media)
-Helicopters
-Stryker
Along with the equipment, attendees can meet Olympians from the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, the Golden Knights Army Parachute Team, Rangers, Special Forces Soldiers, and more.
By USAREC Public Affairs
