Israeli Army Issues Video Screens to Troops - 03/05/05 02:00 AM
Israeli troops have been issued with tiny video screens worn on the wrist which show images in real time from a drone unmanned aircraft. The system, which was top secret, was shown to reporters this week for the first time.
The device allows for suspects to be identified in a matter of seconds as opposed to minutes. Israel has discontinued the practice of �targeted killings� however resumption to this practice may come in light of recent suicide bombers.
The screen has been code named V-Rambo and is currently been issued to a number of footsoldiers for testing. Israel has used drone aircraft since the 1980s however this is the first time that ground troops have access to the images in real time.
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The device allows for suspects to be identified in a matter of seconds as opposed to minutes. Israel has discontinued the practice of �targeted killings� however resumption to this practice may come in light of recent suicide bombers.
The screen has been code named V-Rambo and is currently been issued to a number of footsoldiers for testing. Israel has used drone aircraft since the 1980s however this is the first time that ground troops have access to the images in real time.
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