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Soldiers Could Soon See Protective Camouflage Paint
Researchers at the University of Southern Mississippi, led by Robert Y. Lochhead Ph.D., have developed a thin camouflage paint that will protect an operator’s face from the 1000+ degree heat of an IED blast. The new camo paint is a silicon-based … Continue reading
Posted in Medical, Sniper Systems and Tools, Soldier Systems
Tagged Camouflage
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U.S. Army Researchers Awarded Patent for Microclimate Cooling (MCC) Technology.
Scientists at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, with the help of engineers at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development, and Engineering Center, discovered that over-cooling the skin can slow heat loss, while under-cooling the skin results … Continue reading
Posted in Gear, Medical
Tagged cooling, MCC, Microclimate
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Colgate Wisp
I run across a lot of stuff at Fog Horn but when I came across Colgate’s Wisp, I said to myself, man I wish I had a few of these in my pack. Folks that spend a large part of … Continue reading
The Question of Lethality…
Central to the M4 problem is the question of lethality. Is the M4 sufficiently lethal to do the job, and to remain the standard issue carbine for the U.S. Army? To answer it we need to dimension what constitutes lethal; regrettably … Continue reading
Posted in Medical, Uncategorized, Weapon systems
Tagged .223, 5.56, lethality, M4, M4A1, NATO
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USSOCOM Solicitation – Biomedical Research Topic
This is came to us today from Itecs Insider (http://itecsinsider.com/2011/ussocom-solicitations-january-2011/) Biomedical Research Topic – USSOCOM is soliciting pre-proposals focused on applied biomedical research topics that may be of interest to Special Operations Forces (SOF)-relevant aspects of medical care, particularly related … Continue reading
Posted in Medical
Tagged solicitations, trauma, USSOCOM
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