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According to Xinhua News Agency Xinhua years in Afghanistan and Iraq, U.S. soldiers and equipment continue to change: the fiber underwear, enhanced night vision goggles, portable solar panels have been fielded front-line soldiers.

9, Agence France-Presse reported, at this stage, a U.S. soldier from the full set of clothes to weapons and equipment including 73 items. One bright spot can be described as high-performance fiber underwear.

2004 onwards, each soldier is equipped with additional protection with a panel of bulletproof vests. But with more and more anti-American militants use of improvised explosive devices, bulletproof vests U.S. soldiers to upgrade, a high-performance fiber KEVLAR Waichuan crotch protection protective equipment there.

individual combat system to perform the office of Colonel William Cole said the next two months, U.S. soldiers stationed in Afghanistan will be equipped with tens of thousands of sets of the fiber underwear, in order to soldiers to help protect the lower body.

“If the soldiers stepped on improvised explosive devices, it can impose to protect, mitigate soldiers injured,” Cole said.

responsible for the design, production of military equipment, combat systems, Executive Office of the man said, some items can perform the task of the soldiers on the ground have better protection, some of the equipment is to help soldiers familiar with the terrain.

for night combat, a new generation of night vision goggles will enable the U.S. military in dealing with militants occupying the upper hand when, to help U.S. soldiers to more easily detect the enemy.

In addition, using a variety of military operations in electronic devices, once the power is exhausted, the soldiers can use their own portable solar charger.

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