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Armour (Commonwealth English) or
armor (American English; see
spelling differences) is a
covering used to
protect an object, individual, or
vehicle from...
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cable ducting.
Aluminium can also be used for
armouring, and
historically iron was used.
Armouring is also
applied to
submarine communications cables...
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Under Armour, Inc. is an
American sportswear company that
manufactures footwear and
apparel headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland,
United States. Under...
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Kombat Armouring acquired a
military factory in
Saint Petersburg,
where it
still produces vehicles today. From 1993 onwards,
Kombat Armouring has been...
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design choice in
armouring warships, best
known for its
employment on
Dreadnought battleships. The
concept involves concentrating armour on
areas most important...
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Splint armour (also
splinted armour,
splint armor, or
splinted armor) is
armour consisting of
strips of
metal ("splints")
attached to a
cloth or leather...
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Krupp armour was a type of
steel naval armour used in the
construction of
capital ships starting shortly before the end of the
nineteenth century. It...
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Lamellar armour is a type of body
armour, made from
small rectangular plates (scales or lamellae) of iron or steel,
leather (rawhide), bone, or bronze...
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Scholars agree that ****anese
armour first appeared in the 4th century, with the
discovery of the cuir**** and
basic helmets in graves.
During the Heian...
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version of
plate armour, it was
fairly light and
provided its
wearer a
comfortable range of motion.
These two
approaches to
armouring remained recognizable...
