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The Military Motorcycle Helmet-II (MMH-II) offers ballistic protection to MIL STD 662 using a 17 grain fragmentation simulator at a velocity of 1600 feet per second. The helmet conforms to CFR 49 section 571.218 of DOT standard 218 paragraphs S7.1 for impact, S7.2 for Penetration resistance, and S7.3 for Retention. The helmet is also tested for Parachute operations per ANSI Z90.1 not to exceed 150 G average at a velocity of 10 feet per second.
The MMH-II is available with protective visors or goggles such as the EPS-21 or Ballistic Optical Armor (BOA®). It is also available with communications for use in LAV or other armored vehicles with intercoms such as the VIC-1/VIS or motorcycles or quads with man worn or vehicle mounted radios such as the MBITR (PRC-148) style radios. The helmet provides sound attenuation as noted in Product Specification PS -0146.
The MMH-II is available in three sizes: Small, Medium/Large and X-Large, and in a variety of shell colors, including Olive Drab, Desert Tan, Black and Foliage Green.
The MMH II integrates with an MBU-12/P Oxygen Mask and M40 Protective Mask. It comes standard with a clear visor that meets MIL V 43511 specifications, or for particularly demanding mission requirements, integrates with the optional Ballistic Optical Armor (BOA™) goggles and EPS-21 ballistic eye protection featuring a laser protective lens. An impact protective lower face shield is also available as an option. Various Night Vision Goggle Brackets available, too. System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException: Unspecified error
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