Special Operations Soldiers in Amur Region to Receive Ergonomic Body Armor Development

Blagoveshchensk, May 10 – A teacher of the Far Eastern Higher Combined Arms Command School (DVOKU), together with seamstresses of the Amur region, is developing a new, more suitable body armor for NVO fighters, Yevgenia Bushina, head of the women’s council of the Blagoveshchensky district public organization, tells the News Agency.

The idea of ​​\u200b\u200bimproving the school uniform came to the teacher of the Department of Armament and Shooting at DVOKU Pavel Mkhenko after participating in hostilities. The fighter’s protection complex includes a helmet, body armor, ammunition, etc. – everything is quite voluminous. It’s hard to unpack winter clothes and body armor at the factory – and it’s hard for a fighter to move, so he decided to change the way he set the lines. Al-Askari turned to the women’s council for help in unloading new cargo.

“We started it all with him. From DVOKU they turned to me, we arrived with our sewing coordinator, talked, looked at the sample. I handed over the sample to Amur State University. Now this sample is being unpacked. They will also help compile technical documentation, “- said Bushina.

The master used the parachute font in his version of the discharge, but in the new version it is planned to use a different font. The main improvement, according to the volunteer, is the location of the pockets. In the usual unloading, put on a body armor, they go to the front: to a store, a walkie-talkie, and so on. The jacket itself covers the front and back of the body. In the new version, the pockets are within easy reach.

“That is, pockets for stores: firstly, it is convenient to get the store and change it into the machine; secondly, the machine stores are also protection for a part of the body that is not covered by a body armor at hand. Let’s say if a soldier crawls like a plastuna, yes when it is Putting body armor and everything in the pockets, it’s inconvenient when crawling. If everything was on the side, it would be more convenient. We tested this option. It was a student in clothes, the fighter was, and the head of the women’s council said:

Prototype unloading drawings are being made and the crane is being tested. All necessary materials must be ordered for it. Bushina said that the first batches will go to DVOKU.