'The devices would have gotten us killed.'
According to the report, the Army's Integrated Visual Augmented System device failed four out of six "evaluation events" in its recent "operational demo," according to a source at Microsoft.Soldiers allegedly found the goggles to have some fatal flaws.
Beyond giving away the positions of soldiers, the report also found that soldiers complained that the device was uncomfortable and heavy, limiting their movement and even cutting off their peripheral vision.Surprisingly, despite these damning claims, the Army is maintaining that the devices were actually a success.
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