The new goggles have dramatically improved marksmanship, Lt. Gen. James Richardson, deputy commander of Army Futures Command, recently told Congress.
The goggles can display the weapon's aim point, and can be linked to see video or virtual feeds from other positions, allowing troops to accurately shoot around corners without exposing their head.
An armored brigade combat team deploying to South Korea will reportedly be the first to use the new goggles.
Source: INSIDER