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	The Development of Medieval Full Plate Armor in Europe
		Plate armor was a much more complicated type of armor because it was not as flexible as chain mail.
		The style of helmet that was worn with full plate armor in its full glory was the armet and bevor, which covered the entire head, neck and face while still allowing the wearer to turn his head.
		Plate gauntlets, unlike the chain mail ones, were very complex works of metalworking that covered the hands with iron plates while allowing free movement of the fingers.
	www.stormshock.com /archive/articles/development.html (3031 words)

	Armor - GvE Encyclopedia
		Full battle armors impose the QUI penalties associated with their base armor, PER and AGI penalties for their corresponding helms and gauntlets, and the associated QUI penalty resulting from the corresponding boots, if any.
		Variations on full battle plate armor (such as cavalry plate) are made for specific types of combat and mobility needs, providing various levels of protection and QUI penalties.
		Armor can be repaired before it has lost all of its armor points, of course.
	www.goodvevil.com /wiki/index.php/Armor (1456 words)

	Equipment
		Plate armor is less likely to be available before the invention of the stirrup, for example, as it was the stirrup that allowed for heavier lances to be used on horseback.
		Ceremonial plate mail was usually reserved for ceremonial combat, as it was extremely expensive to create and maintain and limited the ability of the wearer to respond to chaotic combat conditions.
		Plate armor is well suited to decoration, with plates being painted and embossed, and with extra metal parts added to provide a good show or an intimidating appearance.
	www.hoboes.com /html/RPG/Gods/Lore/Equipment.html (2169 words)

	Annie's "Armor of God" Page
		Greek and Roman armor was constructed mainly of bronze or steel, and it served as protection against arrows, spears, and swords.
		Plate armor was highly effective, but it was extremely heavy and hot to wear.
		By the mid-1500's, armor was etched or engraved with designs or scenes, and was often gilded or silvered.
	www.annieshomepage.com /armorofgod.html (1686 words)

	LemaireSoft's Naval Encyclopedia of World War 2: Armor plates: technics and history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The armored fishs in the Devonian era (400 millions years ago) had already grasped that a thick bone plate was a good protection against the teeth of a predator.
		On tanks, the front plates were thicker than on the sides, which was in turn thicker than on the rear or on the roof.
		A weapon that would have been powerless against the frontal armor of a tank became lethal when fitted under the wings of a plane and used against the roof of a tank (the 37mm guns of the Ju 87G is a case in point).
	www.lemaire.happyhost.org /ship/edito/11219.html (1021 words)

	rocket
		Below, left to right, are the end cap with mortar fuze, shaped charge cone, perforated plate that went below the propellant charge and the base plate with angled ventures to spin stabilize the rocket in flight.
		The base plate is threaded for a primer but it is not the size of any of the 3 Army primers in use.
		To give an example of the effectiveness of this type of projectile, the book “The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Ammunition” shows a 250mm (9.8”) thick piece of armor plate that had been penetrated by a 75mm shaped charge projectile.
	www.carbinesforcollectors.com /rocket.html (665 words)

	The Ring of Chivalry
		A CHIVALRY ring for chivalrous people who have an interest in medieval times, Arthurian legend, knights, wizards, kingdoms, castles, swords, armor, Old English, and of course, chivalry.
		Featuring Images of Plate Armor, Renaissance Festivals, Authentic Jousting, English and Welsh Castles, Mexican Adventure Trips, Colson Family Geneology and Coats-of-Arms, West Texas A&M College-Day Memorabilia and much more.
		We carry medieval swords and daggers,fantasy swords and knives,oriental swords,armor and more.
	c.webring.com /hub?ring=chivalry (2166 words)

	Medieval Recreation Ring
		We are a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, located in Both trenton and Belleville, Ontario.
		Historically accurate Medieval helmets, shields and armor -- at prices that aren't marked-up for a king.
		This ring is a collective of organizations, merchants and individuals interested in promoting medieval recreation on both social and educational levels.
	w.webring.com /hub?ring=medievalreact (2314 words)

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