"For the demo, the JTAC was wearing a head-mounted virtual reality headset that allows him to look around the virtual battlefield. Once he finds a target of interest, he can then use a pair of binoculars with a virtual image to identify the enemy ground-based vehicle. This is then designated to provide targeting information for the airborne assets. This so-called “nine-line” data (it is actually nine lines of data) is then transmitted to the Air Support Operation Center (ASOC), which was replicated in the room too. The person at this station must verify that the target is non-friendly and dropping ordinance will not cause any collateral damage."
https://www.display-central.com/free-news/display-daily/rockwell-collins-demos-jtac-training-live-virtual-assets/
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