An array of various night vision goggles was on display at the L3HARRIS booth. Models such as their ENVG-B are advertised by the company as also offering Augmented Reality capabilities. (Brendon Smith / Breaking Defense)
GLOBAL FORCE 2023 — It’s the final day of the AUSA Global Force conference in Huntsville, Ala., and while the show is winding down, Breaking Defense is still grinding away to deliver the top news from the event.
Below you’ll find a collection of shots from day three of the conference, just ahead of the show floor being packed up and shipped out.
The Contact! Corporation booth had their various satellite mast offerings out. Among them was is the SkyHigh their “newest innovation on tactical vehicle masts.” The company claims the “20 meter mast is deployable in less than 2 minutes.” (Brendon Smith / Breaking Defense)
RHEINMETALL had a large booth displaying their various new tech. Their MK93 Mount Upgrade Kit is touted by the company as “the future of mounting solutions.” (Brendon Smith / Breaking Defense)
An interesting display by the Invariant corporation showed their deployable container system capable of supporting various weapon systems. (Brendon Smith / Breaking Defense)
An array of various night vision goggles was on display at the L3HARRIS booth. Models such as their ENVG-B are advertised by the company as also offering Augmented Reality capabilities. (Brendon Smith / Breaking Defense)
A portable energy solution by Moxion was prominent in the East Hall. The company claims the portable battery has “storage capacity of a nominal 200 Kilowatt Hours and a usable 180 Kilowatt Hours” also boasting a “charge time of only 5 hours”. (Brendon Smith / Breaking Defense)
Collins Aerospace has sky high hopes for its new oxygen supply system meant for “parachutists executing high altitude jump missions”. The company claims the new system “uses significantly less oxygen for a complete jump”. (Brendon Smith / Breaking Defense)