AAE Introduces IR-Stealth 5: Thermal/IR Stealth for Jet Aircraft

Published by David Crane in New And Future Technology on October 20th, 2006

by David Crane
david@defensereview.com

Advanced American Enterprise (AAE) recently released information on their thermal/IR (infrared) stealth/camouflage system for jet aircraft (including fighter aircraft a.ka. fighter jets). It’s called IR-Stealth 5 Jet, and it’s designed to protect jet aircraft from being successfully targeted by enemy heat-seeking missiles (all types) by masking the (jet) engine exhaust nozzle/outlet’s thermal/infrared (IR) signature. IR-Stealth 5 Jet is actually an adapter that attaches to the aircraft’s (jet) engine exhaust nozzle/outlet.AAE IR-Stealth 5 Jet Information Sheet (MS Word Document)

Advanced American Enterprise (AAE) can be contacted by phone at 714-287-0490, by fax at 714-870-6385, and by email at aab@ix.netcom.com.

Previous articles that discuss the AAE Stealth Technology System (STS) cloaking/adaptive camouflage tech (in order from most recent to least recent):

Are Anti-Tank Guided Missiles the New Primary Threat in Urban Warfare/MOUT?

Is ‘Invisibility Cloak’ for Combat Uniforms/BDUs Here Right Now?

Tech Update: AAE Stealth III Cloaking Tech for Vehicles, Warfighters, and Helos

Stealth II Thermal/IR Cloaking Tech: Anti-Anti-Aircraft Tech for Helicopters

Cloaking Tech Continued: STS Optical AND Thermal/IR Camouflage for Warfighters

Is Cloaking Technology for U.S. Infantry Warfighters Finally Possible?

Additional articles on thermal/infrared (IR) camouflage technology:

Intermat Anti-Thermal/IR Camo Tech for Infantry and Special Operations Forces

Zensah Tactical Apparel for Special Operations Forces: Anti-Thermal/IR Camo?

DefenseReview does not know, at this point, how the system works, nor how it is able to withstand the intense heat and speed of a jet fighter aircraft, but the company (AAE) claims that it can.

Here is the link to the AAE’s information sheet on IR-Stealth 5 Jet:…