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Subject: Re: DMII/CSB -- FirestaffREAD/NEW
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Date: 5 Jan 91 15:35:03 GMT
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In article <1991Jan5.073916.3584@sapphire.idbsu.edu>, tanner@sapphire.idbsu.edu (cs127- Byron (Mark) Tanner) writes:
> 
> Never really noticed any advantage to armor in CSB either, in fact about 
> half way through I took it all off and ran around naked.  Didn't notice any
> difference.  Anyone else???
> 
>   Enjoy,
>   -Mark
     
         I   think there is an advantage to wearing armor.  It seems to cut
down  the serious of injuries, sometimes preventing the minor ones altogether.
I especiall like lightweight helmets to prevent head injuries...and the 
leather boots seems to protect the feet when I fall through yet another
hidden pit.
 
One of my guys now is wearing the magic armor....milhail ?? Not sure of the 
spelling there.  Anyway, it's very lightweight, but does a great job.  He
almost never gets hurt.  Sometimes I put hte armor on my weakest man for
added safety.
 
Jean