What about self-sealing nanite power armor?
Hasn't there been some research into this meme alloy that grows back together when separated?
Body armor that can repair itself in the field should be of some interest to western CY+3 militaries assuming it costs a fortune to develop, produce and maintain.
I wonder if the animosity between France and the German Empire could've been somewhat reduced had the French actually surrendered following Napoleon III.'s capture instead of fighting on until January 1871 leading to the loss of the entire province of Alsace and parts of Lorraine to the Germans instead of a few hectares of border territory.
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>not fitting microwave weaponry to an RWDS suit for the purpose of frying commies' brains with Mein Kampf audiobooks
>not inventing propellers capable of acting as loudspeakers at supersonic speeds, then committing mass murder by blasting Erika or the Fallschirmjägerlied at 300db all over enemy airspace
Are "powered" suits useful outside of frontline combat?
Assuming cold fusion will at some point get un-meme'd an NBC Hazmat suit that could pick up large boulders might have some use in a Fukushima type situation, preferably in combination with robot assistants.