United States Infantry with Brewster Body Shields CF-188A

United States Infantry with Brewster Body Shields CF-188AIn 1917, Guy Otis Brewster, an American gunsmith from New Jersey, created a set of wearable armor to protect soldiers from small arms fire, which went down in history under the name Brewster Armor. This kit included a large shield shaped body plate and a heavy helmet. The armor plate for the body was fastened with shoulder buckles, and it also had some kind of damper cushioning. The helmet was equipped with adjustable eye shields. The thickness of the

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A number of examples remain in commercial and private use to this day

From its extensive lifespan during the war to high demand with both the US and Royal Navy