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Raytheon ELCAN Optical Technologies is moving forward on iterative prototypes for a new digital fire control system. The prototype design integrates an optical sight with …
There are two ways to address the so-called “golden hour” of combat casualty care. The first involves the traditional process of rapidly treating and transporting the wounded warfighter to a hospital setting. The second, which is a much newer approach, moves the hospital setting to the wounded warfighter.
That second scenario is currently being employed by US special operations forces in support of combat partners.
James Smith, USSOCOM Acquisition Executive, highlighted the new approach in his address at this week’s Special Operations Forces Industry Conference (SOFIC).
Noting the current deployment of approximately 9,000 SOF operators in 90 different countries,
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