Abstract: This invention consists of a system that attaches to the helmet and an attachment system to the shoulder harness. Collectively called The Wright Device. The helmet attachment consists of a release buckle, web strapping, hooks, and adjusting slides. The hooks are attached to the eye opening of the helmet at three places. Two are at the sides of the eye port and one is at the center of the top of the eye port. The side hooks are connected by a continuous piece of webbing and adjusted to the helmet by the adjuster slides on the webbing. The hook centered in the middle of the top of the eye port is attached to the release buckle by a continuous piece of webbing. The release buckle reaches the bottom of the helmet in the rear, and is attached to the webbing strap between the side eye ports by sewing the two straps together. The attachment to the shoulder harness is by two straps that go from the release buckle attachment to two adjustors mounted on the shoulder harness.