Leonardo DRS wins $63 million U.S. Army production order for thermal weapon sights

By Public Technologies
  • Leonardo DRS received a USD 63 million U.S. Army production order for its Family of Weapon Sights – Individual thermal weapon sight.
  • Order was placed under an existing Army IDIQ contract for thermal weapon sight systems supporting dismounted soldiers.
  • System uses uncooled thermal imaging with a clip-on design, targeting improved target acquisition in low-visibility conditions.
  • FWS-I is designed to wirelessly integrate with soldier-worn vision devices such as ENVG-B, enabling remote viewing of weapon-sight imagery.


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