Original U.S. Army Vietnam Era AN/PVS-2B Starlight Night Vision Scope with Transit Bag German Field Gear so it looks like the

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Original U.S. Army Vietnam Era AN/PVS-2B Starlight Night Vision Scope with Transit Bag German Field Gear so it looks like theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The U. S. Army AN PVS 2 is a first generation night vision device, first developed during the Vietnam war era, which quickly went through several different revisions. This particular scope is version 2B. While very large and heavy by "modern" standards, the 6 pound passive starlight PVS 2s were considered state of the art when it came to the capabilities of U. S. troops fighting at night. These scopes first entered