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"Not a composite helmet, but in true Communist Potemkin fashion the FK96 is a steel PASGT clone! It weighs 1.25kg, but there are two heavier variants: the JK-96 which weighs 1.85kg. and the neck-breaking 2kg FK 2000!" |
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QGF-02 |
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"The QGF-02 first appeared with the occupation of Hong Kong in July 1998. The name Qing Gang Fang means "light steel composite", but known examples are made glass reinforced plastic. It weighs 1,400 grams." |
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QGF-03 |
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Fibreglass helmet - referred to as M70 |
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"A fibreglass helmet, which some publications referred to as the "M 70". Most are issued to Police and fire units, but some photographs show army troops using them. They have also been exported, to Yemen for example. |
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Chinese export helmet, itself a copy of the South Korean M76. |
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Note a different liner to most versions of the South Korean-designed helmet. |
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Chinese 1982 non-ballistic fiber paratrooper's helmetFibre paratroop helmet. |
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