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Achtung Brassiere?

Just following up from yesterdays body armour post, it now seems that German Police have also come up with a similar system... only its for its women officers

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The new underwear was developed as a second barrier of defence after normal bras were found to cause injuries while on duty. The officers' bullet-proof vests, while stopping the force of gunshots in an attack, pushed the plastic and metal parts of their underwear into their flesh, causing injury.

Carmen Kibat, a policewoman in Hamburg who tested the new underwear, said: "These can save someone's life so it's not a laughing matter." She organised "Action Brassiere" across Germany, getting hundreds of policewomen to try the bras out in the line of duty.

Sadly at the moment, I cannot find any clips of Officer Kibat testing her underwear!

Comments

O tempora! O mores!

Those of us who did our basic training on the Marks & Spencers sports bra - learning the discreet one-handed release (with either hand and in the dark) can only spare a thought for the poor guy who encounters THAT label during an all-in wrestling match on the settee of an evening....

Ther must be some way to use the German word for brassiere, BUSTENHALTER, in this piece.

TDB

I thought the proper German name was FLOPPENSTOPPER???

Guderian's Secret?

Will Mr. FM publish a special edition, "Women of the Bundespolizei"?

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