Uses Vietnamese-made PASGT helmets, as well as imported Israeli ones. Former : Australian-made M91 variant produced by RBR Armor Systems and American-made helmets used by the Australian Defence Force from the 1990s until 2005. Replaced by the Enhanced Combat Helmet. : PASGT helmets were first seen trialed by troops during Exercise Reforger 83 but only saw limited adoption by the Canadian Army in the early 1990s to replace the M1 helmet during United Nations peacekeeping activities in the Balkans, Somalia and Rwanda. The PASGT helmets were phased out by the mid 2000s with the adoption of the CG634 in 1997 and full production and acquisition of the helmet for active service. Canadian Forces also used body armour based on the PASGT to replace the older M69 fragmentation vests as early as 1990, seen during the Oka Crisis and would be used till the mid 2000s when it was fully replaced by the CTS Body Armour System from Pacific Safety Products. : PASGT helmets replaced by Delta manufactured combat helmets. : PASGT helmets formerly used by the Singapore Armed Forces made by International Scientific Pte Ltd. with some refurbished by All Defense Technology Pte Ltd. : Replaced by the Interceptor body armor and Modular Integrated Communications Helmet. : Replaced by the Lightweight Helmet and Interceptor Body Armor. Los Angeles Police Department: PASGT helmets were formerly used by the LAPD SWAT. PASGT helmet variants and derivatives See also Interceptor Multi-Threat Body Armor System, the body armor that succeeded the PASGT vest in U.S. military service References Further reading PASGT Helmet Operator's Manual PASGT Helmet Use and Care Manual External links 1970s photographs of the PASGT in development The Box o' Truth tests the PASGT helmet against common rounds PASGT Helmet Technical Datasheet Body armor Combat helmets of the United States Military equipment introduced in the 1980s