helmets, clothes, and held guns.
Very little or none at all apart from steel helmets
Very little or none at all apart from steel helmets
During training, many commanding officers required their soldiers to wear the helmets with the chin straps attached under their chins. Veterans at the front learned to wear the helmets without the chin straps. If an explosion went off next to them, the helmet would catch the concusion and try to fly off. If the chin strap was attached, they felt that it would break your neck.
I'll answer the question when I can understand it. Does this person mean "why did they wear helmets in WWI" or something else? The reason for wearing helmets dates back to Medieval times, when it was thought that wearing some sort of armour would protect people from swords, arrows and other war instruments. By the time the C20th had arrived, helmets had slimmed down considerably, compared to their Medieval ancestors. And, of course, they did very little to protect the wearer.
Sometimes.
They wore helmets long before world war 1.
all motorcyclists wear helmets, squids don't wear helmets.
The seamen and officers who wear red vests and red helmets deal with ordnance. (Bombs, bullets, missiles, depth charges, and so on). They are also the people that deal with crashes and salvages.
helmets, clothes, and held guns.
Sikhs do not have to wear crash helmets as part of there religion.
Not all builders wear yellow helmets, but builders generally wear brightly colored helmets...brightly colored to maximize their visibility at the work site, and helmets to protect their heads from injury.
Mostly vert pro skaters wear the helmets.
Players wear helmets when playing American soccer.
Different helmets
spacemen wear helmets because , there is no oxygen in space. They have to carry an oxygen cylinder on their backs.
Bullet proof vests, masks, helmets, radios, flashbangs, gun magazines, some swat officers carry tasers, pistol, & cuffs.