In recent years, the U.S. military has made significant announcements on the replacement of its old equipment, much of it dating back to the Cold War. The military confirmed its bid in 2015 to purchase the JLTV to replace the iconic but flawed Humvee. This January, the military announced that the affordable polymer Sig M17 would replace the aging M9 Beretta as its standard service pistol.
But even more change is on the horizon: The military has recently announced that it will issue a new combat helmet that is set to make waves in the advancement of armored protection.
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