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NVGS	North Valley Guide Services (California)

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Dan and I should probably be on our NVGs, scanning.

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It helped that another helicopter conducted an airdrop at Bray's location, delivering two kit bags full of ammo, NVGs, and medical gear.

'Heroic things': air force special tactics personnel at Mogadishu October 3-4, 1993

The Indian Air Force has felt the need for helmet-mounted night vision goggle (NVG) for a long time.

Indian Army plans to equip 1,600 T-72 tanks with advanced night- fighting capabilities

Specifically, accuracy was reduced by 18.1 percent when UE armor was added and an additional 31.6 percent when NVGs were added to the helmet.

Warfighter load, survivability, and shoot-and-move dynamics

Ludwig slid off his NVGs and checked his watch and silently signaled the rest of the team to cast out and shape a perimeter operation for decisive action.

Maneuver Warfare demands maneuver logistics based on a foundation of RFID 2.0

Do all Night Vision Goggles (NVGs) require End Use Monitoring (EUM)?

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Israeli soldiers have the advantage of specific urban operations training, a modern communications system, personal weapons like night vision goggles (NVGs) and the Israeli designed Tavor, a highly accurate automatic assault rifle conceived specifically with close-quarter combat in mind.

Hamas' weaponry could prove deadly to Israelis

LANTIRN, F-16, NVGs and Future IR Targeting Systems

F-16 Risk Analysis: Block 60 FLIR-Assisted Landing Instruction

I bring my assault pack, and it holds smoke, flares, NVGs, an additional four magazines of 5.56 and two more frags.

'This is Bulldog 5, over': FOB Paliwoda, Iraq

The LSE has his NVGs on and his flight-deck safety goggles off.

"Can do" meets reality: we all look for the "can do" spirit, but it must be tempered with common sense and solid ORM practices

Instead of hundreds of thousands of cheap night-vision goggles (NVGs), armies will purchase tens of thousands (or thousands or hundreds; for smaller armies) of digital, fused thermal/image-intensification sensors/CCD|charge-coupled device| systems, which can be networked into the real infantry firepower of the future, supporting arms.

Thermal-imaging systems for land forces: getting cooler; Portability and resoluton of infrared-based sights will only get better