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post 1687349843 07-28-2023, 09:38 AM
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Question for ex military miscers

This video made me think :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBQJLuSqoEM



Why don't all military servicemen wear something like hockey masks to avoid disfigured faces? It's one thing to have a disfigured arm, leg, or have your chest all burned... but if your face is still attractive, you'll be fine. Chicks dig war scars anyway.

But the face is so important...


i'm surprised soldiers don't grab something, like a jason mask, and paint it and modify it, to protect face during war.

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post 1687349973 07-28-2023, 09:40 AM
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Haha, bro, imagine a bunch of soldiers rocking hockey masks like a team of Jason Voorhees on a mission! They might scare the enemies away, but they gotta focus on practical gear to get the job done!

Let's leave the Halloween vibes for trick-or-treating and support our military heroes in their real-life missions!

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post 1687350063 07-28-2023, 09:42 AM
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1st answer, because it's Fing hot.

2nd answer, we just developed and fielded a face/mandible protector that snaps on the new helmet. Probably not comfortable for running around, but more protection if you are facing fragmentary threats.
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post 1687350123 07-28-2023, 09:43 AM
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Because they like having more than a 12 degree field of vision.
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post 1687350333 07-28-2023, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted By TXBuddy
1st answer, because it's Fing hot.

2nd answer, we just developed and fielded a face/mandible protector that snaps on the new helmet. Probably not comfortable for running around, but more protection if you are facing fragmentary threats.
thats dope, i need to google this. it seems like a snap on is a great idea
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Because they like having more than a 12 degree field of vision.
I mean, jason mask was an example. There's gotta be face masks with full FOV and still offer good facial protection
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post 1687350373 07-28-2023, 09:48 AM
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There are certain jobs or duties that do require some type of face shield for activities that present a higher risk for damage to the face.


The protective equipment is provided by the military.

It comes in various forms including acrylic face shields with head harnesses, to as had been mentioned, accessories that can be mounted on helmets already in use.

During counterinsurgency operations, in order to appear more human, which can help foster deeper trust and relationships, the general idea was the face should be free of obstruction. Sunglasses even. The relatively low risk for injury to the face, and the increased value of a deeper relationship dictated this practice.
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post 1687350483 07-28-2023, 09:50 AM
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[QUOTE=TXBuddy;1687350063]1st answer, because it's Fing hot. QUOTE]

Yep....and it can be cumbersome over a long period of time along with possibility of field of fire vision being impaired.

Back to it....
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