DPCU night vision technology

[Arty]

Not sure if this has been posted before but hey ... I just stumbled across this.

http://www.defence.gov.au/news/armynews/editions/1095/images/images600/NIR1.jpg

Can you see him? The soldier on the left wears current-issue DPCU, while the soldier about three body-widths to the right wears the new Signature Managed uniform. Photo by Janine Costa, DSTO.

http://www.defence.gov.au/news/armynews/editions/1095/topstories/story04.htm

[BiZ]

CAG 147 posted it before when it first came out in, it was featured in Army News in 2004 with a few other photos as well.

http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=13171

[Arty]

CAG 147 posted it before when it first came out in, it was featured in Army News in 2004 with a few other photos as well.

Shame on us all if it were featured.

I did run a search before posting but nothing showed up.

[BiZ]

Mate, don't have a tear simply becaue I pointed out that indeed it had been posted before.
I've done the same thing before.

The article should be a good read for a few people out there, especially the gear bunnies etc.

[Rakki]

Effectively invisible at 12m.... hmm, they'll need either a different wavelength of NVGs or perhaps computer assisted target identification .... (have the computer pick up movements and "bracket" them for you)

[HOOWAAA]

it's either that or thermal vission . now im not to sure if u could get the issued night vission gogles with thermal but will allways will be fool proof. but does anyone know at what length thermal vission goes inafective