While some elements of the armor could differ, soldiers couldn't personalize its appearance - it was their tradition to always present a single, viscous, image - but certain elements were designed for modifications and upgrades for use in particular missions and for particular opponents. Made of composite materials, it provided an effective protection against shrapnel as well cold steel and tremendously reduced the damage caused by firearms, having no weak points larger than four centimeters square. It also had an oxygen rebreather system - the armor itself was perfectly airtight. It was equipped with various systems to augment the wearer's already formidable strengths - the power armor increased the wearer's strength and dexterity - sharpened their senses as well as serving as protection. Over the span of years, the primary element which helped drive the success of the unit - the Hussar's power armor - was designed, developed, and continually improved upon.

The phalanx of Hussars was spreading chaos among the enemy ranks and always dealing the most devastating of damage. The primary aim of this unit was to serve as the vanguard of any offensive, to serve as the so-called 'Shock Troopers' always the first to enter the battlefield and last to leave. These wings were an element of their manner of psychological warfare - a frightening image that was equally effective on the battlefield, while transporting VIP's and marching in parade. In 1998, when the Republic of Poland introduced a radical restructuring of its army, apart from changes in the regular units, a new, elite force was created - the Hussars, to be sent on special missions and who were an incarnation of ideals that had always guided the Army of the Republic.ĭrawing on tradition, history, and advanced technology, designers turned the symbol of victory from the Battle of Kirholm into fully modern suits of power armor with eagle-feathered wings. More details for Afterfall: InSanity, this time a dossier on the Hussars:

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