Vehicles are going to need a system that can tamp down their electromagnetic signature while soldiers drive them; at the top of the Army’s list right now are Abrams tanks, Armored Multi-Purpose ...

The ultra-lightweight camouflage-net system, or ULCANS, is a camouflage screen designed to hide military equipment from sensors across the electromagnetic spectrum, providing protection against ...

Currently, setting up a camo net to conceal a combat vehicle takes approximately 30 minutes, according to 1st Lt. Mallory Moore, an innovations officer at the Marne Innovation Center.

Saab Barracuda, located in Lillington, unveiled an intelligent camouflage netting this week during the Association of the U.S. Army annual meeting at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

The US Army is calling on industry to propose innovative, mobile camouflage systems (MCSs) that will better conceal its moving ground combat vehicles. On 27 July the service announced that it was ...

Saab Barracuda had been supplying Ultra-Lightweight Camouflage-Net System for ten years. This summer, the Army started an initiative seeking a new generation of camouflage nets.

At Cadet Summer Training 2025, 2nd Regiment, Basic Camp cadets at Fort Knox are honing their tactical skills in preparation ...

Nov. 20 (UPI) -- The U.S. Army has placed a $66 million order to Saab for delivery of the Ultra Lightweight Camouflage Net System for ground troops and vehicles. The deliveries are expected to ...

Soldiers will return to the field to test different camouflage patterns as the Army looks to meet requirements laid out by Congress to find a camouflage pattern that could be used across the military.