Battlefield relics dug up Huge find of WWI helmetsGerman helmets that had been buried for years and were found in The haul was found and dug up in France after reading letters of a WWI soldier in which a French soldier was writing about a dump full of prisoners equipmentA collector had posted these images up over at .

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Helmet of Battlefield ClarityThis helmet was once decorated, but today there are gaping holes where the gems used to beThis helmet grants its wearer a insight bonus on Will savesWhen the wearer uses the Combat Expertise feat, it provides an additional bonus to attack rollsHelmet of Battlefield Clarity is a magic helmet in

A battlefield cross, or fallen soldier battle cross, is a memorial to a fallen or missing soldier, consisting of the soldier's boots, bayonet, helmet, rifle, and sometimes dog tagsAs the name implies, it is generally erected at or near the field of battle, allowing the soldier's comrades to pay their respects and to begin to process the loss.

Helmet, rifle and boots forming a battle cross for a dead MarineThe Fallen Soldier Battle Cross, Battlefield Cross or Battle Cross is a symbolic replacement of a cross, or marker appropriate to an individual service member's religion, on the battlefield or at the base camp for a soldier who has been killed.

The next step for the helmet, Hoberg explained, is to continue flight tests this year and through early next year, with the expectation that the new variant will be certified as the baseline helmet for the F VThe JHMCS II is the only helmet mounted display integrated and tested on the F V.

Illyrian type Helmet, BC, Horigi Vaphiohori, northern Greece, (left) with Corinthian type Helmet, BC, possibly the Peloponnese (center) and Attic type Helmet, BC The Ancient Greeks were, from the Archaic to the Hellenistic period, famous for their armor.Few soldiers or warriors went into battle as heavily armored as did the Ancient Greeks.

World War I and its increased use of artillery renewed the need for steel helmets, with the French Adrian helmet and the British Brodie helmet being the first modern steel helmets used on the battlefield, soon followed by the adoption of similar steel helmets, such as the Stahlhelm by the other warring nationsSuch helmets offered protection

New military goggles give soldiers a unique way to see the battlefieldU.SArmyIt sounds straight out of science fiction, but new futuristic combat goggles developed for the U.SArmy will

Military Eyes Football Helmets for Battlefield ProtectionThe Defense Department is trying all kinds of tricks to prevent, cope with and measure concussive blasts to troops heads from