
Field-gray partial armor is the standard protective equipment of Imperial Army troopers during routine operations and conventional ground combat.
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General Information
| Model | Army Field Armor |
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| Category | Armor |
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| Classification | Imperial Army Armor |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 2 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Imperial Department of Military Research (IDMR) — Designer |
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| Operators | Imperial Army (IA) — Primary |
Specifications
Additional
Material
Plastoid torso and limb plates over durable field textiles
Coverage
Torso, shoulders, upper arms; optional shins
Helmet
Field helmet or Imperial kepi with protective goggles
Body Glove
Field-gray impact-resistant duty suit
Integrated Systems
Squad communications; visual filtering; identity transponder; biometric monitor
Environmental Protection
Protection from fragments, weather, dust, smoke, and brief chemical exposure
Standard Equipment
Goggles, respirator interface, utility belt, load-bearing webbing
Description
Imperial Army trooper field armor combines a breastplate, shoulder and upper-arm plates, optional shin protection, and a protective helmet worn over the field-gray Army uniform. Polarized goggles, respirators, survival equipment, and mission-specific webbing may be added without replacing the basic armor. The system favors endurance, mobility, and mass issue while protecting the torso and other exposed areas from fragments, debris, and glancing weapons fire.
Medic Configuration
Medical configuration identified by a white right-bicep plate.
Carries trauma supplies, casualty markers, and medical communications equipment while retaining the standard field-gray armor.
Variant Specifications
Additional
Color
Field gray with a white right-arm medical marking
Integrated Systems
Casualty monitor; medical communications channel; treatment-record interface
Standard Equipment
Trauma supplies; casualty markers; medical scanner; field surgical tools