The AKIS II-GRD was built for superhuman stalkers, killers, and assassins. It supports the CBRN and GRD attachments. Attachments ĪKIS is usable with the Mark V platform.
ĪKIS and its associated components were highly classified, leading some operatives to doubt that it existed at all. These provide significant tactical advantages over the base helmet. The helmet was developed parallel to several modular attachments including a specialised CBRN module for operations in noxious or irradiated areas, and the P237-THEIATEK optical suite, which integrates with aerial reconnaissance platforms to provide the user with reliable intelligence from UAV and satellite imagery. The AKIS helmet was developed to employ a wide arrange of targeting and surveillance features to maximise range-finding capabilities for both groundside operatives and aircraft such as the F-99 Wombat and S-14 Baselard, among others. Meanwhile, the GRD attachment replaces the traditional visor with a grey metal plate set into the helmet, and adds a large circular lens-like apparatus in front of the wearer's right eye. When the CBRN module is equipped, some form of breathing equipment is placed in front of the user's mouth, and some new armored plating obscures the lower part of the visor, up to around where the user's nose would be. There is a cylindrical protrusion on either side of the helmet made of grey metal, just behind where the wearer's ears would be located.
Two armored strips adorn the sides of the helmet, running along the sides of the helmet at the bottom of the visor, but stopping just before they meet, creating a 'V' shape by the user's mouth. Its visor features a horizontal strip at the user's eye line which is set slightly deeper than the rest, leading to two parallel ridges in the glass. Its helmet is quite blocky in shape, with the top and each of the sides being mostly flat. The armor set includes at least a helmet and a chest piece.
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