as the word "cuirassier", pronounced kwir-a-'sir and literally means a mounted soldier who wears a cuirass, which is essentially a breast plate of armor. The Cuirassier-N002 is sort of a breast ...

“Armor of a soldier wounded by a cannonball ... the cratered cuirass belonged to 23-year-old Antoine Fauveau, a cuirassier fighting for Napoleon’s army during the Battle Of Waterloo.

Social media has given life to a number of interesting debates in recent years. There was of course the "dress" debate from 2015 after some users saw it as blue and black, while others saw it as ...