The future of Army Uniforms are closer than you think?

[gregory_dittman]

First there is added weight with electronic gear and batteries are heavy and may not last as long as the trooper may like. There is also a chance of equipment failure, extra cost and of course information overload.

 

[Frankie]

What are your options about this? there is animation and a real person using the prototype.

http://www.history.com/video.do?name=modernmarvels&bcpid=1767981841&bclid=1799152915&bctid=1603341603
its a 2 min clip

 

[WisDevilDog]

I'd confidently say thats decades away from anything close to being the new norm for the army.

 

[ArmyStrong]

Wow, looking like Robo Cops. But they look very uncomfortable and it doesn't look like a soldier...But I mean if it has all those features that can protect even biochemical weapons, its pretty darn good.
But the question is, how will they pay for every single uniform and items for each and every soldiers?

 

[Jen]

Looks like it would be beneficial, but I don't cost wise it can be a reality everywhere. Maybe at the major bases, which is better than nothing.