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Under development, but tests so far show there's some serious problems with this design:
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Tests by Navy researchers on a new Army and Marine helmet design, complete with a visor and a jaw protector, showed blast waves could bounce off the added components and produce unexpected pressure, according to a recent research paper.
The Conformal Integrated Protective Headgear System, or CIPHER, prototype came under attack from all sides during the test, conducted by the Naval Research Laboratory, and in all configurations: Helmet only, helmet and visor, helmet and jaw protection, and the full-face coverage of visor and jaw protector.
The findings showed that adding face protection didn’t necessarily mean lessening blast-wave impact. For example, according to the report:
http://www.militarytimes.com/article/20140824/NEWS04/308240012/Research-raises-concerns-new-Army-helmet-design