First off, that iPod didn't save anyone's life. The bullet didn't even penetrate the soldier's armor.
Second, this seems very fishy. Wearing anything under your body armor is uncomfortable, especially something with sharp corners. That bible is thick enough that I wonder if he could have been wearing his armor correctly. Also, if the article is correct, all the bible did was catch the bullet as it came out of his body. Just like the iPod, it didn't do anything except make the story newsworthy.
I am skeptical. There are tougher and more comfortable fabrics than kevlar. As an example, I would think Cordura would be much better in a slash resistant jacket.
But if some asshole wants to make some definitive and incorrect video, he can be my guest.
Second, this seems very fishy. Wearing anything under your body armor is uncomfortable, especially something with sharp corners. That bible is thick enough that I wonder if he could have been wearing his armor correctly. Also, if the article is correct, all the bible did was catch the bullet as it came out of his body. Just like the iPod, it didn't do anything except make the story newsworthy.
I think to earn a spot of interest it has to at least transform.