How Do Night Vision Work?

Over the last few years there has been much controversy leading up to the need for law enforcement officers to wear body cameras. This is not only for citizens but also for the officers’ protection. With so much debate regarding police brutality and excessive force body cameras are quickly on the rise. New technology is giving police on a state and federal level a new opportunity to cut back on some of the allegations and negativity we have seen in the last few years. On the other hand it is giving citizens all over the country the safety they should feel when being approached by law enforcement. Our technology has improved significantly over the years and this seems to be something that will benefit everyone.

Another sensitive item would be NVG’s or Night Vision Goggles. If you misplace or lose your Night Vision Goggles then you will not be able to see what is going on around you during the night. It could also aid the enemy in having the same advantages as you would have at night. This could potentially harm you or your unit.

Night can relate back to sociology in many different ways. The book is mainly about the Holocaust. The Holocaust can be related back to sociology such as Social Darwinism. Social Darwinism is the theory of evolution that is explored by Charles Darwin. Darwinism uses terms like “survival of the fittest.” That term is applied to society. During World War II, the Nazi’s were in favor of Social Darwinism. They believed that the Jewish people were the inferior group. They believed that the conflict was necessary to remove the weaker people away from the superior Germans. Social Darwinism, in a way, was used when determining who was capable of working and who was going to be sent to the crematory. The Jews went under medical examination before entering the camps, and if a Jew was deemed unable to work, they would be gassed. Women and children were automatically sent to the death chambers. Jewish woman and children, In German eyes, were unable to work. The germans only kept the strongest Jews alive so they could work. Symbolism was sociological aspect of the Holocaust. “The yellow star? Oh well, what of it? You don't die of it." (Wiesel, 1) Elie, and the Jewish people around his town had to wear the Yellow Star Of David. They did this so that the Nazi’s could recognized if they were a Jew, or not. The title of the book “Night,” symbolizes death. Death is cold and dark just like an actual night. It

Since cameras are already integrated into subway and trains, it seems just to accommodate them into our newly proposed subway stations as well - adding to the already 4,500 cameras [1] in the NYC subway system. With observing crime comes deterring crime, many cities around the world implement passive deterring techniques which prove beneficial. Adding blue lights in the stations which turn on during the night has helped Japan [2], it has reduced crime significantly and eliminated suicide attempts at those stations. Providing blue lights in NYC stations, such as the new ones proposed can reduce

They can help make sure that any information given from the officers is correct and not incorrect. They can get the full truth in a report given by an officer. With body cameras you can compare the report to the video footage. Body cameras are a very useful tool in the world today.

Night vision devices, increasingly cheap and prolific, has also reduced US military dominance, regressing US combat power back to the days of the Vietnam Conflict where the Viet Cong owned the night. Social media, stable and available to all, also allows the enemy advanced warning of US activities by way of not only their own organic capacity but that of neutral or unknowing elements who just want to be the first to identify something new and exciting to anyone willing to listen or watch.

Body cameras can be used for safety to prevent crime. Civilians can think twice before attacking a police officer by knowing everything is being recorded. Even though, civilians, may think body cameras are invading their privacy. The cameras are for safety purposes, and to avoid any police brutality. Also, police officers will not abuse their power of authority, by knowing they have a body camera and it can turn against them.

The holocaust destroyed the lives of many people in Germany. Families were torn apart, belongings were stolen, and human beings were referred to by numbers. Among everything else, they lost faith, innocence, and humanity. In Elie Wiesel's memoir, entitled Night, the author utilizes imagery to show The Death of Faith. Elie displays the death of faith by using imagery such as, "Where he is?

A book of true events written by one who had experienced them. ‘Night’ could haves many meanings behind it some of those being childhood, dark past and an entire experience in the darkness of the world. For many this question has yet to be answered by the death of the writer himself. These are so many logical statistics and evidence to support each hypothesis. A real life experience book of relayed details and life stories show so much to the reasoning behind the ‘Night’

Night is significant in the novel Night. During the night is when all the terrible events occur. One example of a terrible event is when the SS came for the Jews. Night is portrayed the same way in the novel as it is in life. Night is dark and you can not see what is happening. In Night, by Elie Wiesel, it explains how during the night you do not know what could happen next, or how to prevent yourself from dying and stay alive.

In today’s society no one is safe from everyday peril. Situations arise daily that may present either a law enforcement official or just a civilian with a situation that could warrant the need for extra protection. In some cases it is a matter of he said she said. In just those instances it is important that there be some sort of documentation that provides corresponding evidence. Body cameras have been tested in a small group of police departments and have provided an overwhelming positive effect. Police officers wearing body cameras not only provide the officers with an extra peace of mind but give the civilians documentation to back up their sides of the story.

The cameras are tiny portable devices, about the size and length of a cigarette stick, which can be easily mounted on sunglasses, clipped to hats or helmets, or attached to uniform collars or lapels. (TeenInk, 2017) The base of the recording device is wired and attached to the officer’s uniform and sits concealed in a pocket. It can record high-quality video even in low lighting conditions such as at night or a dark vehicle interior, and also provides an interface for the officer’s two-way radio. The objective of body cameras is to deliver an accurate record of officer engagements for complete situational awareness and tamper proof digital evidence.

The Crizal lens gives eye glass wearers protection from blue light. This safeguard placed in eyewear and is important for eye safety from retinal disease. The need for crizal lens is related to the person’s chance of getting eye disease.

All outside mobiles and ASO’s will have a multicolored flashlight in their go bags/or mounted to response rifles. In times of low light or darkness, ASO’s and outside mobiles will be able to signal friendlies with the color of the day. Obviously this will only work if the ‘COLOR’ of the day is not accessible to the adversary force. Just as the ‘WORD’ of the day is not. The attachments above are just a couple of the many flashlights that provide multiple color lenses built in, and provide tactical accessories. No lens changing is needed. I feel this is a cost efficient fix to our friendly fire

The military has many uses for what could be considered invisible light from the author’s viewpoint. From an operational perspective, the military could use shortwave infrared (IR) goggles that work at the .65 and 2-micron range to effectively see at night which is about two times that of visible light that is at the .038 to .070-micron range. Other uses of invisible light are for heat seeking infrared sensors that lock onto very hot targets such as aircraft exhaust, building electrical and heating systems, and even campfires used by advisories on cold nights. One of the best uses of invisible light is its employment in aerial remote sensing. When an IR sensor is deployed on an aircraft for intelligence gathering purposes it is commonly referred