Ballistic vests used in military applications are usually made out of layers of various materials and then combined to form a solitary conservative vest. Contrasted with bygone eras, functionality and productivity of ballistic vests have improved to a critical sum. ANSYS was explicitly used to compute such finite element analysis (FEA) and the initial segment of the postulation dealt with the determination of material used for the first/front layer of the vest. In total; three materials were tested and evaluated respectively were Silicon Carbide, Boron Carbide (BC) and Alumina (Al2O3). In order to prove the protection of the ballistic vest design and its reliability in the ballistic sense, 6 (six) flawless shots were fired at certain points on the vest, based on American NIJ standards. In short, the study examines the protection of ballistic protective vests from serious military injuries during combat and the development of a hybrid solution that will provide the vest with a new function to provide the power needs of the equipment the soldier will need during combat.