Can you help me with this helmet

Kashluk · Post by **Kashluk** » Fri Dec 04, 2009 5:51 am

The armor didn't really 'go' anywhere, it just changed form:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flak_jacket
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulletproo ... 80.931930s

Redeye · Post by **Redeye** » Fri Dec 04, 2009 7:16 am

Kashluk wrote:The armor didn't really 'go' anywhere, it just changed form:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flak_jacket
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulletproo ... 80.931930s

Well, yes, but there was an interim period.

Superhaze · Post by **Superhaze** » Sat Dec 05, 2009 8:47 am

Wow, no shit captain obvi-fuckin-ous. The whole point of finding photos of "cutting edge" hardware from the great war is to laugh and be amazed at how alien the technology seems to be to the soldiers using it. A mix of terror and delight, with mustard-gas fogging your judgement.

ekkaman · Post by **ekkaman** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 6:02 am

Frater Perdurabo wrote:
ekkaman wrote:
PiP wrote:Finns using Swedish helmets on some occasions is one thing.
Associating yellow-on-blue (and crowns) with Finland is another thing.
Taking into account Finnish-Swedish history it could be even seen as insulting perhaps.
Now, did you really not get the point the first time?
Or were you just trying to redeem your faulty guess by quoting something you hadn't thought of before initially posting?
No i had seen it in a pic said Finnish troops on the move so i assumed it was their helmet maybe special division, there bad i guess for miss leading me wouldnt you say good sir, i had a feeling it wanst Finnish that is why i posted the question in the first palce. Hope that helps to clear the air for you so you can get back to the important stuff in your life.
Go to school, you twat.

er yes cause helmet 101 is a reqired subject you fucktard.

Stainless · Post by **Stainless** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 8:08 am

Hell when I went to school we didn't study/learn shit about anywhere else except Australia, Greece/Rome and Medieval England. But I think the last two were for all the anglo and wogs.

Superhaze · Post by **Superhaze** » Mon Dec 07, 2009 2:00 pm

Hehe.. you just confirmed what a limey friend of mine said. He is 28-ish, reasonably clever, but still knows fuck all about fuck all relating to history. Its the Tudors, the greeks, and Us/ozzie/uk emigration history. But then again, whats the point of being a former empire if you arent ethnocentric. Keep on ruling them waves britannia.

PiP · Post by **PiP** » Tue Dec 08, 2009 2:29 pm

Superhaze wrote:ethnocentric

more like 'insular'

Frater Perdurabo · Post by **Frater Perdurabo** » Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:19 am

ekkaman wrote:
Frater Perdurabo wrote:
ekkaman wrote: No i had seen it in a pic said Finnish troops on the move so i assumed it was their helmet maybe special division, there bad i guess for miss leading me wouldnt you say good sir, i had a feeling it wanst Finnish that is why i posted the question in the first palce. Hope that helps to clear the air for you so you can get back to the important stuff in your life.
Go to school, you twat.
er yes cause helmet 101 is a reqired subject you fucktard.

No, but spelling is, you fucktard.

ekkaman · Post by **ekkaman** » Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:38 am

Frater Perdurabo wrote:
ekkaman wrote:
Frater Perdurabo wrote:Go to school, you twat.
er yes cause helmet 101 is a reqired subject you fucktard.
No, but spelling is, you fucktard.

You sure about that? No fucktard spelling is part of a subject but your so smart you knew that lol, try thinking its fun.

Kashluk · Post by **Kashluk** » Wed Dec 09, 2009 9:01 am

Civil Guards demanding order in the Land of Finns,
driving out the Rushkies
and down with the Red Guard!
Hey, Saksanniemi, JÃ¤eger Unit
Troops of Lapua and HÃ¤rmÃ¤,
VÃ¶yri, Kauhava and the rest!

JÃ¤egers carry with them success and luck,
hanging on our belts
is a German grenade!
Hey, Saksanniemi, JÃ¤eger Unit
Troops of Lapua and HÃ¤rmÃ¤,
VÃ¶yri, Kauhava and the rest!

Little-Rushkies in St. Petersburg having nightmares:
Russia is a borderland
and Finland grand empire!
Hey, Saksanniemi, JÃ¤eger Unit
Troops of Lapua and HÃ¤rmÃ¤,
VÃ¶yri, Kauhava and the rest!

Forward, men, away with fear and fast your pace,
Civil Guards of Finland
are the guard dogs of liberty!
Hey, Saksanniemi, JÃ¤eger Unit
Troops of Lapua and HÃ¤rmÃ¤,
VÃ¶yri, Kauhava and the rest!

Amis · Post by **Amis** » Fri Dec 11, 2009 5:28 pm

Kashluk wrote:Civil Guards demanding order in the Land of Finns,
driving out the Rushkies
and down with the Red Guard!
Hey, Saksanniemi, JÃ¤eger Unit
Troops of Lapua and HÃ¤rmÃ¤,
VÃ¶yri, Kauhava and the rest!

JÃ¤egers carry with them success and luck,
hanging on our belts
is a German grenade!
Hey, Saksanniemi, JÃ¤eger Unit
Troops of Lapua and HÃ¤rmÃ¤,
VÃ¶yri, Kauhava and the rest!

Little-Rushkies in St. Petersburg having nightmares:
Russia is a borderland
and Finland grand empire!
Hey, Saksanniemi, JÃ¤eger Unit
Troops of Lapua and HÃ¤rmÃ¤,
VÃ¶yri, Kauhava and the rest!

Forward, men, away with fear and fast your pace,
Civil Guards of Finland
are the guard dogs of liberty!
Hey, Saksanniemi, JÃ¤eger Unit
Troops of Lapua and HÃ¤rmÃ¤,
VÃ¶yri, Kauhava and the rest!

VasikkA · Post by **VasikkA** » Fri Dec 11, 2009 5:58 pm

I usually go with JÃ¤ger march.

Megatron · Post by **Megatron** » Sat Dec 12, 2009 4:22 am

"the gayest thing the devil even pulled was convincing the world he didn't exit." - keyser sÃ³ze

DPM = Disruptive Pattern Material

First discovered in 1908 by French special 'lizard gang' specialist camo indexers and deployed on battlefield. When american troops used it in world war two they were shot by allies as the axis force used more.

Digitally Generated DPM is now installed for all
- soldiers
- tiger stripe material
- combat engineers
- icelandic militia
- software robots
- rap

Compare and contrast infrared facial sensors, colour co-ordination and general adaptation to environment as seen in nature. 1973 film Predator inspired the Vietnam war.