Sentence examples for assault light from inspiring English sources

But, of course, the military has also been working on this sort of concept for more than 50 years, and the latest example is the United States Special Operations Command's tactical assault Light operator suit (Talos), which offers physical enhancement as well as ballistics protection and body monitoring.

The Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit (Talos) would have such a frame but would also have layers of smart materials fitted with sensors.

Dubbed the Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit, or TALOS, it's the focus of a multimillion dollar research project catalyzed by a commando's death during a hostage rescue in Afghanistan.

The result could well be a playground for robots, drones, and army exoskeletons (Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit -- TALOS).

It's the "tactical assault light operator suit," or TALOS, the giant bronze warrior of Greek mythology who defended, not always successfully, the island of Crete from invaders.

Last week, the Wall Street Journal reported that the military is pairing with Legacy Effects, the production design team behind the costumes of Iron Man, RoboCop, Pacific Rim, and other blockbusters, to build a futuristic Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit (TALOS) for soldiers.

The report says the company armed its fighters to the teeth with Kalashnikov assault rifles, light and heavy machine guns, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, and an anti-aircraft ZU-23 machine-gun with 2,000 rounds of ammunition.

One has only to get inside to recognize that Honda didn't build it for my dad, who while technologically savvy might not be prepared for the visual assault of lights, buttons and digital displays.

"As urban dwellers, we are so assaulted by light from all sources that the Northern Lights can be dancing in front of you and you'll mistake it for the flow of traffic on a nearby avenue, or a pair of oncoming headlights".

Carrying assault rifles and light machine guns, the bandits surrounded his truck, which was less than a mile from an American base east of Falluja, he said.

By the 1980s the trend toward general use of light assault rifles (e.g., the Soviet AK-47 or the U.S. M16) was making the carbine obsolete as a military weapon.