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Your experience is from a time that predates REAL armor, which makes your opinion and declaration of the subject, outdated and irrelevant.
What kind of nonsensical logic is " I know people shot with steel who lived, and Shot with Ceramics who died". Becuase we all know the only variables in combat are the types of plates people are wearing...
SMH...
NO sir you do not what you are talking about real armor has existed for quite a while now. Most of the current body armor tech isn't all that new. There are some newer materials like Dyneema which have emerged in the last 30 years , but the vast majority of aramids fibers and ceramics being used are not by any stretch of the imagination new tech. Again your experience is limited to what you've observed nothing else. The one thing I do know is seem to be lacking in your understanding of ballistics and what bullets can or will do once they leave the barrel and what happens when they impact a surface.
Factually speaking there are people who work in field who have a lot of math degrees that do not fully understand it.
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