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Physical Performance Decrements in Military Personnel Wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Abstract : The load of personal protective equipment (PPE) body armor affects physical performance of trained military personnel. A balanced effect of injury prevention and performance optimization is desired.

Stacie I. Ringleb | David P. Swain | James A. Onate | Steven Morrison | Marilyn De Maio | Dayanand Naiak | S. Ringleb | D. Swain | J. Oñate | S. Morrison | M. Maio | Dayanand Naiak

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