Invisible tanks being tested by the Army

[Jaspaller]

But seriously, I'm really not sure what to make of this though. It's going to require a load of energy and will most likely be visible through thermal vision easily. That and you will probably hear it. Oh well, only time will tell what will happen.
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Keep those fantasies to yourself. Thank you.

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[BlackHat]

My guess is that they will have something figured out for thermal optics.




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[Sinue_v2]

That's nice and everything, but I saw this program on TV several years ago about how all our machines--toasters, fax machines, computers, you name it--are going to rise up against us in 2012, as predicted by the Mayans. I have to go with the more credible source, sorry.

Oh Shi~

I just wonder if AD/DC will provide the soundtrack to our own apocalypse?

And some people actually do take this 2012 business far more seriously than they should. So that wasn't really directed at you, more of just being thrown out there.

Because they've been experimenting with this technology since the early 90's. This is not actually something that's new.

Right, but it still seems to me to be a dumb move releasing this information because it redflags the technology as being close to combat effective and pushes opposing militaries to work on countermeasures for it before it's even fully developed.

Which I guess it would only take a pair of thermal vision goggles to defeat it, but still. Better to have your enemies think the technology is still in development and have a few highly one-sided victory than none.

[Sord]

even if this technology exists, I have my doubts about it's durability in the field. Not to mention, while there is a lot of innovation in military technology, I never hear about it ever being deployed.