http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/10/xena-body-armor-women-military_n_1662121.html

"the military is developing body armor for women modeled after the tough gear seen on "Xena: Warrior Princess," which will fit women's curves better and thus protect them better on the battlefield."

And here we thought women's armor in our games was oversexualized - turns out it may actually be better protection for them!

**Please don't take me too seriously - I just thought this was ironic

Lol wow XD

WOW again!

Im all for the Xena Forces!

All that means is that they will make shorter and narrower armor plates and possibly, maybe, not make them as flat.

I personally think they should make all female soldiers wear chainmail bikinis. It would definitely boost the moral of most combat units.

Bren

As any game will tell you, the More skin a girl shows, the higher the armor rateing, its that simple.

I agree with the idea of showing more skin, then putting those women on the frontline.

Regardless of what country we are occupying, they will instinctibely drop their guard, then begin blabbing about how morally devoid we are, and thusly be too busy to notice the men sneaking up from behind them.

Originally posted by grunty

All that means is that they will make shorter and narrower armor plates and possibly, maybe, not make them as flat.

I don't understand what you mean so could you dumb it down a bit and relate it to something I'm familiar with like a popular TV show?

Originally posted by Hazelle

Originally posted by grunty

All that means is that they will make shorter and narrower armor plates and possibly, maybe, not make them as flat.

I don't understand what you mean so could you dumb it down a bit and relate it to something I'm familiar with like a popular TV show?

I'll steal Dekron's answer:

Originally posted by GTwander

I agree with the idea of showing more skin, then putting those women on the frontline.

Regardless of what country we are occupying, they will instinctibely drop their guard, then begin blabbing about how morally devoid we are, and thusly be too busy to notice the men sneaking up from behind them.

And now we get to the part about allowing gays into the military! lol, JK. Please no flaming :)

Originally posted by Ekibiogami

Originally posted by GTwander

I agree with the idea of showing more skin, then putting those women on the frontline.

Regardless of what country we are occupying, they will instinctibely drop their guard, then begin blabbing about how morally devoid we are, and thusly be too busy to notice the men sneaking up from behind them.

And now we get to the part about allowing gays into the military! lol, JK. Please no flaming :)

Well, I guess they will know to fear us by the horror stories a burlesque show followed by loose poops.

Originally posted by Zorgo

 

**Please don't take me too seriously -

Originally posted by grunty

All that means is that they will make shorter and narrower armor plates and possibly, maybe, not make them as flat.

You took me too seriously.

Originally posted by Zorgo

Originally posted by Zorgo

 

**Please don't take me too seriously -

Originally posted by grunty

All that means is that they will make shorter and narrower armor plates and possibly, maybe, not make them as flat.

 

You took me too seriously.

Actually I think the article does a disservice to the women who serve in the military and have to use ill-fitting equipment. THey are warriors and attempting to use a tie-in to physically attractive clothng to sell this article about their need for better fitting equipment does them poor justice.

There is nothing sexy about inch thick ceramic plates that weigh a ton.