Fill in somthe F-16I's (I for Israel) helmet uses and integrated radar and helmet system that allows the pilot to fire the fighter's weapons just by looking at its target.
The Iron Dome uses radar stations to detect rockets as soon as they're fired. Once detected, the rocket's trajectory is analyzed from the ground.
The Trophy Active Tank Defense System creates a full sensor shield to detect incoming missiles and then launches its own missile to intercept the incoming anti-tank missile.
The Merkava has a number of tank innovations for the Israel Defense Forces' unique needs. Its weapons include a 124-mm cannon that can fire Lahat anti-tank missiles.
The Israel Defense Forces are the first to field armed seaborne drones for surveillance missions in and around Israeli territory.
The Tavor is more compact and easier to maintain than the M4A1 carbine. The "bullpup" design maintains a shorter overall length while still using a standard-length barrel for better ballistics.
The Sa'ar 5 packs a wallop for a ship of its size and class. It features two 324-mm torpedo tubes, eight Harpoon missiles, 16 Barak-8 and 32 Barak-1 surface-to-air missiles