do we have any US special forces that use a simmilar armor suit like that in the videogame HALO? who use them?
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all members of the military wear individual body armor...right now the only thing authorized are the sapi plates that stop 7.62 rounds (eqivalent of the m249b).  depending on the mission, like diving, some members only wear the kevlar that protects you from shrapnel.  we only wear armor that protects our upper body.  the crap video gamers see is unrealistic.
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It depends..If hes a little guy wearing blue its Julius Jones Dallas Cowboys..If its a big dude wearing Green its Johnathan Vilma from the NY Jets.. Theres a couple of these videos out right now..Also there is one guy Eric Ogbogu "Big E" an x-Pro player who has been with under armor since the begining..Check out the player profile links...Hope this helped..
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This web site explains the different styles of armor for different periods, and the parts that make up the armor.\nhttp://www.sengokudaimyo.com/katchu/katchu.html
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you are talking about the Centurions. they would yell power extreme and their suit would beam down to them. land, air and water parts.
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Your question is too vague. What type of RPG round are you inquiring about shielding. RPGs were originally intended to be anti-armor weapons. Later, anti-personnel warheads were developed. The Stryker APC is outfitted with reflective armor and wire cages designed to prevent anti-armor warheads from being able to penetrate the armor and then explode causing additional damage. So, some shielding does exist. However, there is very little personnel in the open can do to shield themselves from an anti-personnel warhead, short of seeking cover. Thermobaric warheads (fuel air explosives) are even nastier.
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I don't know why they are adorable, but they are originally, and still used by, the US navy as enlisted cold weather gear. A real P-coat will have a navy anchor on the buttons and two pockets inside the lining.
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Good thinking? Maybe you should design a new Superman costume.One with a halo? lol
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In the U.S. military, the term special operations forces is preferred: special forces refers exclusively to the United States Army Special Forces, commonly known as the Green Berets.\n\nElsewhere, the phrases "special forces" and "special operations forces" are generally regarded as synonymous, and are treated as such for the purposes of this article.\n\n\nThe Special Air Service (SAS) is the principal special forces organisation of the British Army.
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The current issue interceptor body armor vest alone will stop 9x19 milimeter Luger pistol rounds. However, with the ceramic 10"x12" ceramic trauma plates in the front and back of the vest, the interceptor vest will stop multiple hits from rifle rounds as big as 7.62x54 milimeter Russian, which is the most common caliber of sniper rifles used by insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan. \n\nThe other piece of body armor used by our military is the Ground Combat Helmet, which is a smaller and lighter version of the Kevlar Helmet, except the Ground Combat Helmet will stop multiple hits from 9x19 milimeter Luger pistol rounds and shrapnel from explosives.
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They're awful.  They work pretty well in urban enviornments, but you stick out like a soar thumb in the woods.  Also the velcro is so stupid.  Tactically it's retarded.  It's hard to maintain silence when you're unvelcroing somthing.  And again in the woods all your flags and unit patches rip off from tree branches.  Replacing them is going to be a costly venture.  I can't believe they invested millions of dollars in research, and development for a uniform that sucks.  While people down range didn't have proper body armor or armor for their vehicles.  Plus the old ones seemed to work just fine.  Typical military bullsh*t.  However the tan boots rock.  Not polishing boots is great.  But you don't dry clean these uniforms either.  And a pressed uniform, with a lot of starch looks awesome.
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SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactics; originally Special Weapons Assault Team) is a specialized unit in many United States police departments, which is trained to perform dangerous operations. These can include serving high-risk arrest warrants, performing hostage rescue, preventing terrorist attacks, and engaging heavily-armed criminals. SWAT teams are equipped with specialized firearms including submachine guns, carbines, tear gas, concussion grenades, and high-powered rifles for marksmen (snipers). They often have specialized equipment including heavy body armor, entry tools, steel reinforced boots and night vision optics.
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Here are several images.  I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for:\n\nhttp://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=%22class+a+uniform%22&ei=UTF-8&fr=slv1-iy&x=wrt\n\nHope this helps...
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You should try to specify your question a bit more so that we can answer ok? What uniforms? from where?
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The suit is made by Reebok. It was requested by 49ners coach Mike Nolan to honor his dad. Nolans dad was a coach and wore a suit. Del Rio is wearing it in support. Nolan asked to wear a suit at the beginning of the year, but as you said it was not Reebok gear so until Reabok made one he could not wear it.\n\nThis really is the reason. Not because he wanted to be professional or to look polished. Look it up online. Or listen to the announcers on ESPN or FOX or anybody who is talking about it. I just heard Nolan on Monday night Football
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Hello - Links:\n\nhttp://matrix.dumpshock.com/raygun/armor/armor.html\n\nhttp://inventors.about.com/od/bstartinventions/a/Body_Armor.htm\n\nHave a great day! :)
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The current suit is composed of hard rigid sections and flexible joints.  They have to be custom fitted to the astronauts. \nSpace suits protect astronauts and give them air to breathe while working in space. The parts of a space suit are: a helmet with a clear front so the astronaut can see to work; an upper section that is hard around the astronaut's chest but with flexible arms and gloves; and a flexible lower section with boots that let the astronaut move around easily. The suit protects the astronauts from hot and cold temperatures and the vacuum of space.\n\nEach suit has an air pack called a Primary Life Support System and a built-in radio. Astronauts working outside the Space Shuttle talk to each other on the radio, because the vacuum of space doesn't carry sounds.\n\nAstronauts sometimes move around in their suits outside the Shuttle using handles built into the Shuttle, and they can lock their boots into special holders so they can work in the bay of the Shuttle.\n\nWhen astronauts have to leave the bay of the Shuttle and fly to a satellite a short distance away, they wear a backpack that has small rockets built into it. The backpack is called a Manned Maneuvering Unit. Using hand controllers, a lot like a computer game, the astronaut can fire the rockets and fly out to repair a satellite.\n\nI'll place some links to site that give cool Astronaut space suit info.\n\nNow what is really, really cool is a new material that has come out.  It's totally flexible but will harden with impact force.(Sci-Fi writers have been dreaming of this stuff for decades)  It can also be made into a space suite and used for deep sea pressure suites.  I'm don't have the details of how it all works but the material is made and both kinds of suits are being developed, along with ballistic armor for the military.\n\nAs a side note they have also developed Transparant Aluminum which can stop a 50 cal shell.
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They have Para-rescue, which has higher standards for their Indoc than any other Special Ops unit. They do rescue and recovery misisons, not infantry missions.\n\nThey also have combat controllers, who are also Special ops. They call in missile and bomb strikes from airplanes.