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Ballistic Combat Uniform TM Information
The pictures above show the Army Combat Uniform that has ballistic protection inserted in pockets covering the upper arms, elbows, lower back, hips, upper legs, knees, shins and calves. Foam inserts have also been placed behind the Kevlar inserts for the elbows, knees, shins. The Patent Pending Ballistic Combat Uniform (BCU) was invented to increase Soldier protection from fragments and projectiles produced by high explosive weapons. Any uniform that is issued for combat operations can be converted to the BCU. The BCU is worn with a ballistic vest and enables Soldiers
to quickly add or remove ballistic inserts based on many
factors to include:
- The mission
- Conducting
mounted, dismounted or waterborne operations
-
Likelihood of enemy contact
- Weather
- Terrain
The Kevlar ballistic inserts provide Level IIA protection.
Critical areas can be provided IIIA
protection by simply adding another IIA insert. Level
II inserts (not provided) can also be used as a single
insert.
Submitted to the US Army Soldier Enhancement Program (SEP). Areas protected include the: upper arms, elbows, lower back, hips, upper legs, knee, shins and calves. This can easily be modified based on Army requirements. Foam pads can be inserted behind the ballistic inserts for the elbows, knees and shins that make it more comfortable when taking a knee or in the prone. The BCU is suitable to be worn during garrison and
administrative duties once the ballistic and/or
non-ballistic inserts are removed.
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Soldier friendly: Soldiers
are able to customize their BCU by adding or
removing ballistic and/ or non-ballistic inserts to
suit the mission and their respective comfort
levels. I believe Soldiers will be more willing to
wear the BCU because of this.
As light as possible:
The Soldiers uniform is used to hold the
ballistic and/or foam inserts and lightweight water
resistant fabric protect the ballistic inserts from
moisture. The BCU eliminates the need to strap on a
separate system that is more bulky, cumbersome and
heavy.
Comfortable: The lightweight, flexible
ballistic inserts and foam pads conform to the
Soldier’s body and are just as comfortable when on
foot, or in a vehicle or aircraft.
Heat retention: Is reduced by keeping the
non-ballistic material that holds and supports the
ballistic inserts to a minimum. The BCU gives the
Soldier the option to remove inserts to help cool
off.
Easy to clean and maintain:
The Soldier
removes the inserts before washing the uniform.
Inserts that become dirty are washed off with a
cloth, warm water and laundry detergent.
Easy to replace: If the BCU becomes
unserviceable, the Soldier is issued a new one. The
ballistic and foam inserts can be replaced one at a
time as they are worn out or damaged.
Various Options For Soldiers
X= Level IIA protection provided by one insert X= Level IIIA protection is provided by inserting another IIA insert Information on Army programs Land Warrior- is a high tech "system of systems" designed to provide every soldier with enhanced capabilities. This integrated fighting system dramatically increases the combat soldier's lethality, battle command compatibility, survivability, mobility, awareness, sustainability and combat effectiveness. Future Force Warrior (FFW)- is the Army's flagship Science and Technology initiative to develop and demonstrate revolutionary capabilities for Future Force Soldier systems. An integrated system of systems approach is being employed to support the army transformation to a Soldier-centric force. The Future Force Warrior is a major pillar of the Future Force strategy, complementing the Future Combat Systems (FCS) program. Army Combat Uniform information- PEO Soldier provides FAQ for the Army Combat Uniform, the Advanced Combat Uniform and other equipment. Other Ballistic Extremity Protection Options
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