Infantry Combat Equipment (non-firearm): Vests, Body Armor, NVGs, etc.

by78 said:

Type-15 protection system worn by an UN peacekeeper.

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Is that not type 06?

Sunbud said:

Is that not type 06?

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Hmmm, could be. Although to my eyes it looked like the Type-15 personal armor system.

by78 said:

Hmmm, could be. Although to my eyes it looked like the Type-15 personal armor system.

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The type 15 has a much smaller throat protector, MOLLE and never seen with a groin protector. Also the type 06 as seen in the picture has external plate pocket whereas type 15 plates are inserted from the inside.
This looks like the same type 06 as worn by the initial battalion to South Sudan in 2014.

by78 said:

Hmmm, could be. Although to my eyes it looked like the Type-15 personal armor system.

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This is the fully decked out version of the type 06. I wonder if the type 15 also has similar accessories like groin and deltoid protectors able to be attached if the threat is deemed significant enough. Like in the case of the peacekeepers (who rapidly removed the extras after initial deployment and photo ops).

A few more images of the starry sky tundra/desert camouflage.

A passive/un-powered exoskeleton from a private company being shown at the 9th China National Defense Information Equipment and Technology Expo.

At 3:02 shows Chinese peacekeepers wearing new starry sky camouflage uniform on October 28, 2020.

Passive exoskeletons for fire and rescue by People's Militia. Similar to if not the same model seen used by Army's battlefield medical branch.

Ballistic goggles on.

The 206 Institute of CASIC's Second Academy has become an official supplier of passive/unpowered exoskeletons to the Chinese military, after beating out other competitors in a tender.