The ultra-lightweight camouflage-net system, or ULCANS, is a camouflage screen designed to hide military equipment from sensors across the electromagnetic spectrum, providing protection against ...

The Army has finally selected a company to provide it with the next generation of ultra light-weight, general-purpose camouflage. The Army’s Ultra-Light Camouflage Netting System, or ULCANS ...

Camo netting that blends in with woods, ... or EMD, contracts were issued for prototyping the new Ultra-Lightweight Camouflage Net System, or ULCANS, according to an Army release.

1 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption – The Ultra-Lightweight Camouflage Net System (ULCANS) Increment I -- is designed to better bolster the lethality and survivability of military personnel and ...

The Vehicle-Integrated Camouflage System was invented by an enlisted soldier and allows troops to conceal their vehicles in camo netting in about half the time that it normally takes. (U.S. Army ...

Currently, setting up a camo net to conceal a combat vehicle takes approximately 30 minutes, according to 1st Lt. Mallory Moore, an innovations officer at the Marne Innovation Center.

To the human eye, the netting - which can conceal vehicles, command posts and military equipment - looks like the ultra-lightweight camouflage net system, or ULCANS, that has been made in ...

Here’s how the Ultra-light Camouflage Netting System (ULCANS) and the Improved Ghillie System (IGS) work on the battlefield. By Matt Crisara Published: Jan 24, 2024 5:00 PM EST 1 ...

Camouflage has been used by various armies for many years, but new technologies are reducing its usefulness. On September 2, ...

The U.S. Army is about to be equipped with a new netting system designed to protect its troops from a number of threats. The ultra-lightweight camouflage-net system, or ULCANS, is a camouflage ...

D espite the pricey, high-tech advances of today's Army, an old-school field task - assembling camouflage netting and poles to hide vehicles - remains part of the drudgery of a soldier's life.