Target analysis and recommendation

1. A method comprising:

receiving, at an interface on an electronic scope mounted to a rifle of a user, selection of a person in a field-of-view of the electronic scope;

transmitting, over a wireless network, a location of the person to other electronic scopes of other users; and

displaying, with a display of the electronic scope and when the person is in the field-of-view of the electronic scope, virtual images that show a distance to the person, a compass direction to the person, and an identification that identifies the person as a combatant.

2. The method of claim 1 further comprising:

displaying, with the display of the electronic scope, virtual images at locations where people who are combatants appear in the field-of view.

3. The method of claim 1 further comprising:

displaying, with the display of the electronic scope, a virtual image of a map that shows locations of the other users.

4. The method of claim 1 further comprising:

displaying, with the display of the electronic scope, the location of the person in a color red to identify the person as the combatant and locations of the other users in color green or blue.

5. The method of claim 1 further comprising:

displaying, when the person is in the field-of-view of the electronic scope mounted to the rifle of the user, the identification on the person; and

moving, when the person is in the field-of-view of the electronic scope mounted to the rifle of the user, the identification on the person so the identification on the person remains on the person as the person moves.

6. The method of claim 1 further comprising:

detecting, with an infrared sensor of the electronic scope mounted to the rifle of the user, the location of the person; and

highlighting, on the display of the electronic scope mounted to the rifle of the user, the person with light to show the user the location of the person.

7. The method of claim 1 further comprising:

receiving, over the wireless network and at the electronic scope mounted to the rifle of the user, locations of the other users; and

identifying, when the other users are in the field-of-view of the electronic scope, the locations of the other users with virtual images to enable the user to distinguish the combatant from the other users.

8. The method of claim 1 further comprising:

determining, with one or more sensors in the electronic scope, a heat signature of the person to determine the location of the person that transmits to the other electronic scopes of the other users.

9. An electronic scope that mounts to a rifle, the electronic scope comprising:

an interface that receives, from a user holding the rifle, selection of a person in a field-of-view of the electronic scope;

a display that displays, when the person is in the field-of-view of the electronic scope, a virtual image that identifies the person as a combatant; and

a wireless communication that transmits a location of the combatant to electronic scopes of other users.

10. The electronic scope of claim 9 , wherein the display simultaneously displays, when a point of aim of the rifle is at the person, a compass direction to the combatant, a distance to the combatant, and the virtual image that identifies the person as the combatant.

11. The electronic scope of claim 9 , wherein the display displays a map that shows locations of the other users and the combatant.

12. The electronic scope of claim 9 , wherein the virtual image that identifies the person as the combatant moves and remains on the person as the person moves in the field-of-view of the electronic scope.

13. The electronic scope of claim 9 , wherein the virtual image has a color that instructs the user to fire the rifle at the combatant, and the display simultaneously displays a distance to the combatant and a compass heading to the combatant.

14. The electronic scope of claim 9 further comprising:

a receiver that receives, from the electronic scopes of the other users, locations of combatants that are people and locations of targets that are not people, wherein the display displays the locations of the combatants and the people.

15. The electronic scope of claim 9 , wherein the display highlights the person with color to distinguish the person from the other users in the field-of-view of the electronic scope.

16. An electronic scope comprising:

an interface that receives, from a user holding a rifle to which the electronic scope mounts, selection of a person in a field-of-view of the electronic scope; and

a display that displays, on the person, a virtual image that visually identifies the person as a combatant when the person is in the field-of-view, wherein the electronic scope determines a location of the combatant and transmits the location of the combatant to electronic scopes of other users.

17. The electronic scope of claim 16 further comprising:

a transmitter that transmits, over a wireless peer-to-peer (P2P) network, the location of the combatant to the electronic scopes of the other users.

18. The electronic scope of claim 16 , wherein the display moves the virtual image so the virtual image remains on the person as the person moves in the field-of-view of the electronic scope.

19. The electronic scope of claim 16 , wherein the display simultaneously displays a compass direction to the combatant, a distance to the combatant, and the visual image that identifies the person as the combatant in response to a point of aim of the rifle aimed at the person.

20. The electronic scope of claim 16 further comprising:

a rangefinder that determines a distance to the combatant; and

a compass that determines a compass direction to the combatant, wherein the electronic scope transmits the distance to the combatant and the compass direction to the combatant to the electronic scopes of the other users.