Sniper-qualified soldiers from across the U.S. Army gathered from Nov. 5 through Nov. 8 to conduct the visual testing portion of the bench-top evaluation for the Improved Ghillie System, or IGS., as reported by Debra Dawson on Army.mil.
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U.S. Army sniper wearing the current Flame Resistant Ghillie System. The new Improved Ghillie System looks to enhance the snipers' lethality and survivability while being simpler and modular (Photo Credit: U.S. Army)
U.S. Army sniper wearing the current Flame Resistant Ghillie System. The new Improved Ghillie System looks to enhance the snipers' lethality and survivability while being simpler and modular (Photo Credit: U.S. Army)
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