Night vision technology is most known for thermal area searches with binoculars, monoculars, and scopes. Many industries, including construction, medicine, and the military, actively and successfully use systems based on this technology and thermal imaging devices.
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The modern marine needs computing capabilities that can scale and adapt to their various duties. Each mission may have its own set of criteria as well as ruggedization requirements. As a result, rugged technology designers are creating systems that are adaptable enough to suit the Marines’ diverse mission and human factor needs.
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C1D2 certification is a certification received for rugged tablets that stand the ultimate test of durability and hazardous environments. Not all tablets are created equal, in fact, many don’t come close to passing this and other durability tests, which enable reliable performance for use in places such as warehouses, manufacturing floors, production lines, and hospitals.
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Because special forces team members must be prepared to go anywhere in the world, they train and work in all climates, weather conditions, and settings. During missions in enemy-controlled areas, Special Forces team members may be exposed to extreme temperatures, often without protection. They work and practice on military bases, ships, and submarines the majority of the time.
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The Navy’s public shipyards are essential for maintaining the readiness of its aircraft carriers and submarines, as well as supporting continuous operations across the world. The Navy can use these shipyards to execute depot-level maintenance, emergency repairs, ship upgrades, and fleet-wide ship downtime.
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