thermal weapon sight
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Oct- 2026 -9 OctoberArms
Leonardo DRS Wraps Up Thermal Sight Supply, Training for Australian Snipers
Leonardo DRS has finalized deliveries and training for its INOD Block III thermal weapon sights distributed to the Australian Army as part of a deal signed in 2022.
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Aug- 2026 -13 AugustTechnology
UK Develops New Way for Thermal Cameras to See Through the Fog of War
The UK is combining three technologies into one capability to give British troops a clearer view when smoke, dust, and other obscurants limit visibility.
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Jun- 2026 -18 JuneEurope
A Smart Sight Brings New Layer of Precision to the M72 Rocket Launcher
The M72 shoulder-fired rocket launcher is receiving a capability boost with a new multi-weapon thermal smart sight developed by Finnish firm Senop and Norway-based Nammo Raufoss AS.
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Apr- 2026 -23 AprilTechnology
FN Herstal Launches Holographic Sight Built to Remain Usable When Damaged
In battlefield conditions where optics are highly vulnerable, a new micro red dot sight from Belgian firm FN Herstal is designed to remain usable even when damaged, thanks to its fail-safe reticle technology.
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Feb- 2026 -27 FebruaryMiddle East
Israel Rolls Out ‘Sting Lumina’: Tactical Laser Pointer for Close Combat, Covert Ops
Soldiers navigating tight, low-light environments now have a new tool for quick, precise target engagement.
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5 FebruaryEurope
Next-Gen Targeting Tool From Finland Joins French Defense Arsenal
The French Army is about to gain sharper battlefield “eyes” as Senop lands a DGA contract to deliver its Advanced Fire Control Device Thermal Imager.
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Jan- 2026 -13 JanuaryAmericas
Sixth-Gen Imaging: ATN Rolls Out ‘Most Advanced’ Thermal Optics Yet
Sixth-Gen Imaging is ATN’s most advanced thermal optics line, featuring AI-enhanced imaging, high-resolution sensors, versatile riflescopes, binoculars, and clip-on systems.
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Nov- 2024 -19 NovemberEurope
British Army Buys 10,000 TALON Sights to Boost Night-Fighting Capability
The British Army has placed an order for up to 10,000 TALON Fused Weapon Sights to be integrated into its standard-issue rifles.
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Sep- 2024 -2 SeptemberAmericas
US Army Orders Leonardo DRS Next-Gen Thermal Weapon Sights
The US Army has awarded Leonardo DRS a $117-million contract for the continued production of its next-generation thermal weapon sights.
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