I'm debating on updating this with the USMC LITE plate. 3.4lb ICW mil soft armor, 0.56" thick, rated for M855A1 and BZ API. I cannot find a reliable source ywt indicating they're rated for .308 / 7.62x54, so they're assumed SRT-level.

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It's all good! I'm glad the infographics are working as conversation starters.
>some of it just caught me off guard lol
As intended!
>we could probably sit here all night and come up with various tools to break into buildings
Absolutely, it's a super complex field arguably more complex than body armor, and as you all have seen I can go on for hours about that shit if I wanna.
>a good 90% kit is probably a halligan, that little lockpick set, and some kind of wire cutter
Sounds like a solid plan. If we're moving in teams I'd add an axe or maul to function as married irons and enable driving.
>maybe worth considering a heavier pair of gloves depending on what you're doing.
Shit now you've giving me ideas for a glove infographic...
>anyway it's a good guide
Many thanks! I'm hoping the eventual night vision and thermal guides will do the same thing. Will probably end up splitting that "one" into four.
1. LAMs
2. Analog NV
3. Digital NV (blargh but we're partly /pfg/ now so I gotta show the field on these so people at least buy nvg30s and don't get burned on the NIGHT OPERATOR WEEWOW fusion bullshit)
4. Thermal