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    Helmet and Goggle Question

    Can someone tell me the type of helmet and goggle/eye protection currently issued to AFV crews?

    Sorry to ask a bone question but I haven't a clue of the answer.
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    Re: Helmet and Goggle Question

    We get the Mk6A For dismounted shit and an AFV CrewGuard for mounted stuff.. its almost like a fibreglass bowl that clips to your headsets and will maybe at a push stop harsh language...

    Goggles wise... ya own or the ESS issued ones that everyone gets pre Tour..
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    Re: Helmet and Goggle Question

    Thank you, that will be the NP Aerospace AFV/400 in civilian parlance. Thanks for your help.
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    Re: Helmet and Goggle Question

    There are goggles available in the system (jsp 375??) they are goggles motorcyclist and normally the scott type. Replacement lenses are also available through the system. I have used these in the past as they are suited to road and off road work and tested for such.
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    Re: Helmet and Goggle Question

    RAC crews on the last Telic got issued special forces crew guards. More or less the same as a crewguard but suitable for dismounted work but not as good as the new MK 6A

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