When firing a blaster, the helmet's visor polarized against the glare. The helmet's visual processor assisted the wearer in seeing in darkness, glare, and smoke, though it limited the wearer's field of vision. The helmet, affectionately known as 'buckets' by Imperials but derisively known by that name by rebels, featured built-in filtration systems that extracted breathable atmosphere from polluted environments. Its reinforced combat helmet featured an integrated comlink, audio pick-up, two artificial air-supply hoses, and a broadband communications antenna powered by a single power cell. The Galactic Empire mothballed vast stocks of clone trooper armor, replacing it with stormtrooper gear. A soft click would inform the wearer of whether or not they had correctly attached the armor. While most armor was fitted for humans, other forms were manufactured to fit other body types. A reinforced alloy plate ridge assisted the user's upper thigh, and a sniper position knee protector plate over a wearer's left knee helped improve accuracy when crouching. It was made up of 18 individual, overlapping plastoid composite plates and synth- leather boots which allowed for mobility, while also dispersing energy, protecting the wearer from glancing blaster bolts. It was introduced sometime after the conclusion of the Clone Wars, and was intended to replace the Phase II clone trooper armor. Imperial stormtroopers wore standard white armor.Дeveloped by the Imperial Department of Military Research, stormtrooper armor was the standard issue armor of the Imperial Army's Stormtrooper Corps, and was manufactured on planets such as Gilvaanen. ' So we geared up, put on our inefficient, technically archaic, and altogether butt-scratchingly uncomfortable armor, put on our absolute garbage-dump helmets that don't let us see a dang thing, and loaded up these E-11s you've given us, which require one to aim as far as possible away from what one's shooting at in order to have half a chance of hitting it.

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