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

bsdnf

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To be fair to the US, the average infantryman in general at least has a PVS14 and a weapon mounted optic. Sometimes, we will see thermals being used by them. As far as I know, the average PLA infantryman doesn’t even have an optic and a monocular nod, and the digital monocular nod’s are being distributed in limited quantities.
new gen of rifle sights with night vision capabilities include digital NV, image intensifier NV, and infrared sights, and the number is increasing quiet fast, even some PAP unit start to use these nv scope.
 

zlixOS

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btw, we may see the next gen system in the September 3 parade
Praise be to the Lord it be not goofy. If the PCs are worn too low or if it's nought but gadgetry like robodogs I might actually tweak istg. Also, source? This peasant here is illiterate and is in desperate need of n-th wave character simplification, so I'm struggling to find information on the 9-3 parade.
 

bsdnf

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Praise be to the Lord it be not goofy. If the PCs are worn too low or if it's nought but gadgetry like robodogs I might actually tweak istg. Also, source? This peasant here is illiterate and is in desperate need of n-th wave character simplification, so I'm struggling to find information on the 9-3 parade.
Just my guess.

Recently, the previously confidential new IFV family has been frequently spotted, almost certain to be officially unveiled in 9.3. It’s likely that many other new equipment will emerge in different fields.

A blogger I follow has uncovered some information about a new system, such as what appears to be a design for a new helmet rail frame. Don’t forget—after three years of adjustments to the 19 system came the 21 system, so it’s reasonable for the next-gen system to follow another three years later.
 
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