UN light armor
Light armor worn over a vacuum suit by United Nations Marines, in two patterns: a Type one covering torso, thighs and arms, and a fully enclosing, bulkier Type two.
United Nations Marines wear light armor over a vacuum suit, in two patterns. The Type one covers torso, thighs and part of the arms, with a computer screen set into each forearm, and combines with a helmet and life support so a marine can fight in vacuum. The wearer's surname runs down the right side of the chest and the corps badge sits on the left breast. The Type two covers the whole body in armored sections instead, leaving nothing exposed, at the cost of being considerably bulkier: heavy shoulders, a thick torso, a holster built into the right thigh. It is the United Nations answer to Martian light armor, and noticeably heavier than the Martian equivalent.
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