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   Combat Exoskeleton: Lighter than the assault variant,
features similar reinforced polymer plates over a form
fitting carbon fiber frame. Interior is lined with gel
padding and is generally worn over combat fatigues.

Combat Fatigues: Standard military fatigues feature durable
composite fiber interwoven with high strength polymer threads.

   Combat Hard suit: Effectively a heavier version of the
assault exoskeleton. Full-body armor with integral helmet
providing digi-binocs, personal comm, and   laser sight.
 The servos provide Str 18. Standard heavy cell provides
48 hours of operation. Hustle 12 hours w/o rest. Cannot be
fitted with integral weapons, but gauntlet is fully
articulated for use of normal weapons. Self
contained for 3 hours.

      Energy Shields: Energy shield create a dense field of
 low energy Plasma around a person or object deflecting
or absorbing incoming attacks. energy shield are weakened
by each successful attack causing them to weaken and
collapse unless allowed to recharge for a short period
of time. While very useful Shield technology is not
capable of complete invulnerability. A well placed shot,
 or a lucky one may strike the shield during a power
 fluctuation or during a short period of time that shield
 is recycling. these intervals are usually measured in
 micro seconds but they are sufficient to allow a bullet,
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 On a critical
    hit the shield collapses and the damage passes through
    directly to the wearer. the shield must be recharged for
    1 minute before it can be reactivated. Also, when the
    Bonus hit points provided by a shield are depleted the
    shield collapses and must be allowed to recharge for 1
    minute. .

  Flight Suit: Jumpsuit commonly worn by pilots. Light,
non-restrictive, ery effective as a form of pretection
from the environment and light weapons.

  Heavy Clothes: Includes any reinforced, durable clothing.
Including leathers, heavy dusters, and overcoats.

  Protective Inserts: Panels of rigid ballistic material
    and woven ballistic cloth inserts placed in normal
    clothing to provide protection from knives, bullets and
    environmental damage when full armor is impractical or
    discouraged. since they can not be as well placed or balanced
    as a purpose designed suit of armor they are slightly
    restricting and sometimes uncomfortable to wear for long
    periods of time.

  Ship Suit, A light reinforced jumpsuit equipped with
    sealed helmet and gloves as well as a short duration life-support
    pack and heating units to protect crewmen on space ships
    from the effects of unexpected loss of atmosphere. the
    Suit takes a full round action to seal and power up,
    provoking an attack of opportunity.

      Shock Armor: Full body composite weave suit lined with
energy-absorbent gel. Rigid polymer armor--heavier and more
extensive than that used in combat or battle armor protects
as much as possible, while still
allowing full range of movement.