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Thermal Identification Panel (TIP) Abrams Boresight

The Combat ID Thermal Panel (CIDT Panel) or Thermal Identification Panel (TIP) employs a proprietary material that reflects a "cold" Thermal signal that can only be seen by Thermal targeting sensors and Thermal surveillance sensors. The reflected cold image provides a simple marking method that identifies friendly persons, vehicles and equipment to air and ground forces.

The Thermal Identification Panel (TIP) is a thermal reflective marker for use with thermal sights and viewers operating in the 3 to 12 micron wavelengths. Thermal sights found in the M1A1 Abrams Tank, AH-64 Apache Helicopter and the USAF's LANTIRN system operate in this band. The primary function of TIP-5/6 is for through-sight combat identification of friendlies. Boresight panels are also available for thermal sights on weapon systems such as Abrams and Apache.

• 4ft x 4ft square for long-range identification
• Reverse side is day-glow orange
• Eight 1 heavy-duty grommets
• Reinforced Cordura nylon construction
• Use included pouch for easy stowage
• Excellent signature for air-to-ground identification
• Rare, hard to find!

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Condition: New

P/N: TIP-3

NSN: 2590-01-447-4937

Mil-Spec

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