Aviation Specialties Unlimited Inc. (ASU) announced that the company will unveil their new white phosphor night vision goggles (NVG) at the Airborne Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) annual convention in Phoenix and will be demonstrating them at booth 641.

“The new white phosphor night vision goggle is the first technological breakthrough in aviation goggles since the GenerationIII goggle was introduced,” said President Jim Winkel.

ASU’s Director of Pilot Training and Retired Army National Guard Pilot, Justin Watlington said, “I have been flying with night vision goggles for 27 years and would characterize the new white phosphor system as a distinguished milestone in NVG technology. In all aspects of flight, from the highly illuminated urban environment to the darkest regions of the Idaho mountains, the white phosphor NVGs outperformed the traditional green phosphor NVGs.  It is not enough to say the white phosphor NVGs outperformed the GP NVGs, they significantly outperformed the traditional green phosphor NVGs.”

ASU will schedule demonstrations throughout ALEA and attendees are encouraged to stop by booth number 641 to secure a demonstration timein advance

About ASU

Aviation Specialties Unlimited (ASU), http://www.asu-nvg.com was established in 1995 to meet the growing demand for aviation night vision systems. Since that time, the company has earned a reputation as a leading innovator in aviation night vision imaging system design, manufacturing, installation, certification, sales, training and service.  In Latin America, ASU is a choice supplier of premier ground-based night vision goggles, training programs and maintenance initiatives.  ASU continues to invest in the development of innovative products and solutions. In 2014, ASU expanded its corporate headquarters and staff to better serve customers around the world who operate in the air, on land, and by sea.