File:BAE FWS-I mounted on M4.jpg
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English: ENVG III and FWS-I provide dismounted soldiers with an integrated thermal targeting system to illuminate the night. PM SMS’s work to wirelessly link the Soldier’s maneuver sensor in the ENVG and the targeting sensor in the FWS gives the light fighter a battlefield capability previously enjoyed only by mechanized and armored forces. |
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Source | https://api.army.mil/e2/c/images/2016/09/20/451100/original.jpg |
Author | US Army |
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