Your favorite armors

Whats your favorite armors?

US. armor!

What you see here is FULL SUT U.S.A. AROMR!

Soldiers Test New Flexible full Body Armor! 

 

Finely we get to see some heavy infantry in modern warfare!

US. helmets

More US. armor

You got to love US. ARMOR!

EUROPEAN ARMOR

Moder lag armor? I think its German? I know it from the EU!

German WW1 and WW2 body armor!

Swiss helmet

Holy Roman Armor?

You got to LOVE EUROPEAN ARMOR!

Bronze helmet from Lefkadia, Naousa, 5th century BC,

Macedonian helmet 4th century BC,

Iron cuirass with gold detail from the Tomb of Philip at Vergina, 4th century BC,

Bronze greaves from Tomb A at Derveni, fourth quarter of 4th century BC

  "Modern Holy Roman army" or Vatican army (they do have guns as well, they know how to fight hand to hand and with guns. They are no joke!).          ; ; ; ;

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akritas your army had these things but you must remember

1922 Symnra

and Praetorian

your country is imperialist but you must remember Vietnam

I love the Turkish armor and the Corinthian helmet.  They are beautiful.

Nubia experienced the Khamaseen, a wind that blows from the Sahara into Egypt. It often raises the temperature to more than 38 degrees celcius. Armour in such conditions lead to exaustion - and in some cases - death. Having no armour also gives you an advantage on those who do. The armourless soldier is more agile and mobile, and therefore has the ability to dodge and give out blows at a faster rate. With this mobility, Nubia could encircle an enemy army before the heavier enemy troops could flank them. Having the enemy fight on multiple fronts is a sure-fire way to win a battle. The Germans learned this in World War II, with the Western and Eastern fronts, which ultimitly led to their demise. The Hittites were the smelting kings, having the ability to extract both copper and tin, and the ability to smelt iron weapons and scale armour. Egypt traded with Anatolians for copper and tin to create bronze. This means that Egypt had lower quantities of tin and copper that could provide their armies with the proper equipment. We can speculate that Nubia had the same situation, and without any access to the Mediterranean, Nubia would have had a difficult time getting their hands on it. Nonetheless, Nubia found no reason to complain. Their domestic supplies grew, which included gold and ivory. These resources could be spent on recruiting, training, feeding, maintaining, entertaining, and paying their armies.

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