When you think of night-vision goggles, you probably imagine the pitch black of night being illuminated in a sea of green that helps improve visibility.

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The new technology for the Army combines night-vision goggles, thermal imagery and augmented reality.

Night vision goggles work thanks to internal components that convert photons to electrons and back again. Here's how that happens.

The goggles, which the Army developed with L3Harris Technologies, are designed to provide a sharper night vision image than previous-generation goggles.

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"I want to reinforce, however, that the heart of our night vision goggles -- the tube -- is secure. No technical information regarding the tube was ever compromised," Loranger said.

Thousands of the new networked goggles have been fielded in the Army. Marines chose a different option.

A video posted on the FAA’s YouTube account four years ago acknowledges a similar problem, saying, “pilots using night vision goggles are unable to see certain lights.