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Special Report: Enduring Legacy – Innovating for the Future

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Special Report: Enduring Legacy – Innovating for the Future
The U.S. Government recently approved the purchase of Harris Night Vision by Elbit Systems of America, LLC, (“Elbit America”) the U.S. subsidiary of Israel’s Elbit Systems Ltd.  Adding night vision to its portfolio complements Elbit America’s worn, held and vehicle-installed electro-optical products used today by Naval Aviators, Air Force Pilots, dismounted Soldiers and Marines, and ground combat platforms. Elbit report cover 2019From delivering proven, mature intelligence pilot interface solutions to pushing the technological boundaries for the next-generation helmet mounted display system, Elbit America is committed to ensuring its military customers receive cutting-edge tools necessary to ensure their continued success today and well into the future. Find out more about Elbit America’s leadership in intelligent pilot interface solutions in this Special Report: Enduring Legacy – Innovating for the Future download now This Special Report is an editorial product sponsored by Elbit Systems of America. Elbit Systems of America Logo

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