The Rise of Ballistic Shields As firearms became dominant in combat, traditional shields became obsolete. However, during the 20th century, law enforcement and military units recognized the need for a new kind of protection against bullets. This led to the development of ballistic shields made from steel and, later, lighter composite materials like Kevlar and polyethylene. These advancements allowed officers to stay mobile while maintaining a high level of protection. |
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