ITT Night Vision & Imaging

	ITT awarded $8.4 million order from the U.S. Army
	ITT receives $53 million order from UK MoD for night vision goggles
	ITT awarded $19.3 million Night Vision Goggle contract
	ITT awarded $72 million U.S. Army Aviation contract
	ITT awarded $43 million U.S. Army follow-on order for Enhanced Night Vision Goggles
	ITT awarded follow on contract from Canadian Forces
	ITT successfully tests Digital Enhanced Night Vision Goggle

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	New For First Responders ITT's DSNVG is the first sensor fused NVG combining image intensification with a thermal overlay in one compact unit. You get the best of both worlds with the DSNVG - now available to first responders. Learn More



	How Night Vision Works Night vision technology consists of two major types: image intensification and thermal imaging. Most consumer night vision products are light amplifying devices... Learn More

	Night Vision Image Gallery Take a look at Night Vision in action. See the Gallery
	ITT Watermark is ITT's new signature philanthropy program. Its mission is to make a sustainable mark in the world by providing water to children and families in need. more

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ITT Night Vision & Imaging provides image intensifier tubes and systems to many allied and friendly nations. ITT received the Omnibus VII night vision contract from the U.S. Army Contracting Agency of White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.
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ITT Power Solutions solves tough high-reliability challenges with a commitment to quality and customer service. Since 1974, ITT has developed mission-critical power supplies and power inverters for military and commercial applications.

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Hurricane Katrina: Search and Rescue
During the first weeks following Hurricane Katrina's strike on New Orleans, many areas of the city were still out of control, especially at night. .
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Photography by: Richard Boyd Photography, Tim Sabatino, Pablo Espinosa and the United States Army