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Keeping sensitive items with you is very important to practicing to being aware of cetain situations. My ACH is a good example as a sensitive item. As a petroleum supply specialist in the United States army, I wear a $499.00 advanced combat helmet. The army’s adavance combat helmet can protect me from anything from rocks to a 9mm round. Here’s a little history about the maker of the advanced combat helmet. Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH) is based on the MICH design and provides an improved helmet to Soldiers, replacing the older PASGT. In addition to providing the Soldier ballistic and impact protection, it will be used as a platform to mount electronics such as communication devices, and Night Vision devices. It provides increased 9mm bullet protection. The reduced edge cut of the ACH, although reducing area of coverage, will improve the field of vision and hearing, leading to better situational awareness over the current helmet. The ACH has five basic components: The helmet shell, the pad suspension system, the retention system (chinstrap/ napestrap), helmet cover, and eye strap. It is very important to secure all your sensitive equipment and items, and maintain accountability. The reason why is to keep very extremely high cost important items and equipment accounted for you and everybody around you do not have to deal with the consequences of the item or equipment that ended up missing. Also every sensitve item or equipment that is valued at a high cost should not be misplaced so if you lose it you will be hurting money wise by losing a grand or more easily right on the spot.. Here are a few important examples of why losing sensitive items are not a good idea. From January 2007 to March 2008 the government found defense-related items for sale on craigslist and on ebay going to the highest bidder. These items were on supposed to be available to the government and not to civilians. After the government did an investigation of craigslist and ebay’s procedures and...