Tech Talk

February 2006

Non-Lethal Kits Go to Combat Troopers

Troops in Iraq and Afghanistan have just received non-lethal crowd-control sets that were assembled by the project manager for close combat systems at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J. The 68 sets are designed for use by a 30-member platoon.

Among the items provided are non-lethal grenades, tire spikes, a vehicle-arresting barrier, face shields, shin guards, body shields, and voice amplification and high-intensity lighting devices.

Officials said the Army would purchase 438 non-lethal packages.

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