Slime body armor from 330-million-year-old creature Slime from hagfish, a 330-million-year-old creature, could be the key to next-level bulletproof vests. (Credit: US Navy, Naval Surface Warfare ...

Thousands of bullet proof vests are on the way to officers across Kentucky as the state’s attorney general prioritizes an effort that has set a two-year goal.

The most obvious way to penetrate bullet proof armor is to field armor piercing bullets. The U.S. Army, concerned that current 5.56mm ammunition is insufficient to pierce body armor at combat ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Kentucky program has outfitted nearly 2,000 police officers with body armor. Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman's office leads the Body Armor Grant Program.

TECH This bulletproof body armor exoskeleton innovation can take rounds from AK-47 assault rifle It looks like a superhero suit, yet this exoskeleton has serious stopping power from taking fire ...

Older than the dinosaurs, slime from a primitive creature could be used for future bulletproof body armor. The hagfish is more than 300 million years old and it lives out of sight in the deepest de… ...

Donald Trump was wearing a bulletproof vest under his suit when a deranged would-be assassin opened fire on the former president in a shocking attack.. A law enforcement source close to the ...

Nowadays, body armor worn by soldiers is often designed to protect against bullets. Modern-day pieces of armor, such as ...

Ballistic armor is one obvious application for TSAM, and as reported by Talker, the team is indeed already partnering with an unnamed private company to commercialize TSAM for this purpose.Body ...