Britain's Ministry of Defence (MOD) Tuesday acknowledged that developing protective vehicle armor with holes in it may not seem the most obvious way to increase protection for British troops on operations but said that's just what its scientists are doing. "You shouldn't think of them as holes, you should think of them as edges," Peter Brown, a scientist at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL), said. "When a bullet hits an edge, it gets deflected, and turns from a…
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