Defence firm SMPP has secured a Rs 300 crore contract under Emergency Procurement 5 to supply 27,700 bulletproof jackets and ...

Back in 2018, the Indian Army, apart from the MKU helmets, ordered nearly 1.6 lakh Kevlar-based helmets, which are lighter. But, to this day, soldiers in several operational areas continue to rely ...

The helmet has a bulge to accommodate a Sikh soldier’s topknot, and its designers say it would offer protection against small-arms fire and be compatible with mounted night vision goggles ...

Indian Army to get ‘Smart Fences’ with high definition night vision cameras to thwart infiltration attempts. ... Indian Army to get new ballistic helmets and ‘steel-piercing’ bulletproof ...

India is set to receive the first batch of AH-64E Apache helicopters for the Army after a 15-month delay. These advanced ...

The Advanced Combat Helmet was developed and tested by Army Special Operations Command to replace the Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops, or PASGT, helmet. Various U.S. military units and ...

Indian Army snipers on night patrol with the latest technology guard the Line of Control at Gurez in Bandipora in the Kashmir Valley. IMAGE: Snipers in position during night patrol. All ...

Indian firm MKU Limited has delivered its Kavro Doma 360 ballistic helmet to the Indian Army, ... (MACS), which enables a user to integrate the helmet with night-vision devices, ...

In this instance, the night vision was employed by the user, a news photographer, to produce nighttime video footage of combat actions. 1 According to the book, The Personnel Armor System Ground ...

Uri (J&K), Dec 20 (ANI): Indian Army soldiers are vigilant and ready even in darkness of night to thwart any enemy misadventures in Uri sector of LOC in Baramulla district of north Kashmir. Alert ...

The Indian Army stands resolute along the Line of Control in the Uri sector of North Kashmir's Baramulla district, where alert soldiers conduct night patrolling to thwart any enemy misadventures ...

The helmet can be equipped with night-vision devices, communication devices, masks, ... The Indian Army requires 80,000 ballistic helmets that can protect soldiers from 7.62×39 mm bullets.