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Bra-body armour integration, breast discomfort and breast injury associated with wearing body armour
Ergonomics, 2021 This study investigated whether female soldiers experience bra integration or breast discomfort/injuries related to body armour use and whether these issues were associated with breast size. Ninety-seven Australian Defence Force female soldiers completed a questionnaire and had their breast volume assessed (range: 91-919 ml/breast) using three ...
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Textile Progress, 2019
A detailed and timely progress of soft body armour against stab and ballistic impact is presented in this monograph.
Unsanhame Mawkhlieng, Abhijit Majumdar
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A detailed and timely progress of soft body armour against stab and ballistic impact is presented in this monograph.
Unsanhame Mawkhlieng, Abhijit Majumdar
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Impact of police body armour and equipment on mobility
Applied Ergonomics, 2013 Body armour is used widely by law enforcement and other agencies but has received mixed reviews. This study examined the influence of stab resistant body armour (SRBA) and mandated accessories on physiological responses to, and the performance of, simulated mobility tasks. Fifty-two males (37 ± 9.2 yr, 180.7 ± 6.1 cm, 90.2 ± 11.6 kg, VO2max 50 ± 8.5 ml
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Identifying problems that female soldiers experience with current-issue body armour
Applied Ergonomics, 2021 Despite female soldiers representing a growing user population, military body armour systems are currently better suited to the anthropometric dimensions of male soldiers.
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Are female soldiers satisfied with the fit and function of body armour?
Applied Ergonomics, 2020 Design and development of contemporary military body armour has traditionally focused primarily on male soldiers. As the anthropometric body dimensions of male and female soldiers differ, we aimed to determine whether current body armour was meeting fit ...
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Applied Ergonomics, 2022 Most female soldiers report that in-service body armour systems are too large. We investigated whether a smaller prototype body armour system could improve thoracolumbar range of motion (ROM) and reduce interference when female soldiers performed dynamic
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Body & Society, 1998
This article identifies the emergence of the problematic of the body as a consequence of the forces of technology and bureaucracy which have run through the 20th century. It explores the hypothesis that the problem of the body has emerged out of the wreckage of the aura of the individual.
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This article identifies the emergence of the problematic of the body as a consequence of the forces of technology and bureaucracy which have run through the 20th century. It explores the hypothesis that the problem of the body has emerged out of the wreckage of the aura of the individual.
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