NIGHT VISION IED INTERROGATION ARM MAKES DIFFERENCE FOR WARFIGHTER
August 28, 2008
August 28, 2008
ABERDEEN, Md., Aug. 28 -- Aberdeen Proving Ground released the following issue of APG News:
The U.S. Army is confronting a new kind of warfare. The current Iraq War, held in contrast to the Gulf War of the early 1990s, has spawned an environment where unconventional warfare has become the norm. One ever-present characteristic of this new brand of warfare is the indiscriminate use of Improvised Explosive Devices by enemy insurgents.
"In 1991, you had two armies . . .
The U.S. Army is confronting a new kind of warfare. The current Iraq War, held in contrast to the Gulf War of the early 1990s, has spawned an environment where unconventional warfare has become the norm. One ever-present characteristic of this new brand of warfare is the indiscriminate use of Improvised Explosive Devices by enemy insurgents.
"In 1991, you had two armies . . .