Modern body armor changes the traditional rules of engagement

A large number of U.S. military family members during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan felt that the Pentagon, in order to save money, equipped with body armor for front-line soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan was level 3 or below. Therefore, the families of American soldiers paid out of their own pockets to buy a Grade 4 Chinese-made body armor or a plugboard for the "relatives" on the front line. This kind of high-end body armor does allow many American soldiers to not suffer major physical damage after being shot.

Today's individual protection technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, and has long since changed the traditional rules of engagement, modernized and improved the formulation of propellants, and the latest technology to create rifles. The killing distance against individual soldiers with modern protection has been shortened to about 100 meters. The U.S. military is also working on bullets for new tungsten-core warheads.

Fortunately, China has been at the forefront of the world in the field of protection, but unfortunately many young people do not know it now. They are also looking at the paper data of various firearms on the Internet, and the average civilian gun in the United States can be legally owned, but the restrictions on high-grade body armor or bulletproof inserts are very strict.