The “Hot Goggle,” the latest development in the science of night optics, provides the wearer with clear vision, even in pitch darkness. The lightweight goggle employs a process used to make holographic pictures, combined with a unit that intensifies an image. The goggle is being tested for use by the United States Army.
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Press, 10 April 1980, Page 10
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53The “Hot Goggle,” the latest development in the science of night optics, provides the wearer with clear vision, even in pitch darkness. The lightweight goggle employs a process used to make holographic pictures, combined with a unit that intensifies an image. The goggle is being tested for use by the United States Army. Press, 10 April 1980, Page 10
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