The US Army is sharpening its battlefield edge with a new combat helmet built to improve both soldier protection and situational awareness across multi-domain operations.
Known as the Integrated Multi-Threat Headborne System (IMHS), the tool combines Team Wendy Ceradyne’s ballistic protection with Theon’s advanced electronic systems.
It is built with modularity in mind, letting soldiers upgrade components as mission requirements evolve. It also provides flexible connectivity for communications.
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