Fighter pilots see more with projectors and plane-mounted cameras
By: Peter Chubb | November 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment

The pilot will view high-resolution images both day and night, which will help him have a better understanding of what is going on outside his plane, instead of the many blind spots that fighter pilots normally encounter. The helmet will also be feed information like flight and combat data as well as symbols to let the pilot know off they are friendly or enemies.
The Daily Mail report that the British Air force plan to spend £66 million that’s $139 million, for each one of these new kind of Fighter Pilot Helmets.
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