Infantry Combat Equipment (non-firearm): Vests, Body Armor, NVGs, etc.

never knew they can hold 2 mag in 1 pouch, does it goes the same with the type 21 vest they're using right now?



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by78 said:

Kestrel Defence's Military Augmented Reality System (MARS) 3.0, tactical robot dog, and unmanned combat ground vehicle form an Intelligent Squad System (ISE) through a wireless MESH ad hoc network to create the Internet of Everything (IoE) on the battlefield.

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One more.

by78 said:

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It's hilarious to me that they can afford to design and manufacture all that gear, but can't afford a laser engraver for their UGV front panel and instead just plopped a sticker out front.

tankphobia said:

It's hilarious to me that they can afford to design and manufacture all that gear, but can't afford a laser engraver for their UGV front panel and instead just plopped a sticker out front.

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I doubt they manufactured much of that gear. It all looks like stuff bought COTS and cobbled together. I would be surprised if they were the OEMs for much if any of the products.

tankphobia said:

It's hilarious to me that they can afford to design and manufacture all that gear, but can't afford a laser engraver for their UGV front panel and instead just plopped a sticker out front.

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For one, they ain't major manufacturer that's for certain, but more akin to design house in terms of scope and capabilities, if that's the closest description I can offer.

Y'know, at least Magpul has some degree of in-house manufacture capability, but the Red Kestrel? Seriously, even now I still don't get what's the said enterprise's structure and role...

by78 said:

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One more. Kestrel's Military Augmented Reality System (MARS) 3.0.

Just a cool image.

Helmets, body armor, vests, and various accessories for law enforcement.