Blue helmet cover used by the French military for UN peacekeeping operations

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The helmet cover for the Blue Helmet, used by the French military in UN peacekeeping operations, is primarily designed for the French military's own SPECTRA helmet, made of Kevlar (aramid fiber).
It resembles the shape of the US military's PASGT (Fritz helmet), but with minor differences.
Main Features and Background:
Material and Design:
French military covers are typically made to fit SPECTRA helmets and have a strong elastic band around the edge, so they may not fit other helmets (like the PASGT) if repurposed.
One theory for the introduction of the UN blue cover is that directly painting the Kevlar helmet body blue was feared to negatively affect its layered structure.
SPECTRA Helmet (French Military):
Similar in shape to the PASGT, but made with Honeywell's ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (SPECTRA fiber) and weighs approximately 1.4kg.
PASGT Helmet (US Military): This is made of 19 layers of Kevlar fiber and weighs around 1.4kg to 1.9kg (depending on size).
Details such as size are unknown.

Blue helmet cover for UN peacekeeping operations.

- Brand: SPECTRA
- Model: Helmet Cover
- Color: Blue
- Use: For helmets
- Features: For UN peacekeeping operations

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