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Retired Lt. Col. Dan Fitzgerald discusses an advanced version of the Interceptor Body Armor System that covers up to 75 percent of the body with four levels of add-on armor with ballistic protection for extremities, including the neck, shoulders, arms, groin and legs.

Photo by: Cpl. Jonathan Agg Photo ID: 2005121164012 Submitting Unit: MCB Quantico Photo Date:11/23/2005

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