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Army scientists, engineers develop liquid body armor
Army News Service ^
| April 21, 2004
| Tonya Johnson
Posted on 04/22/2004 2:47:46 PM PDT by O.C. - Old Cracker
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To: King Prout
This new armor uses something almost equally as ordinary and inexpensive - antifreeze. Polyethelene Glycol.
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posted on
04/23/2004 6:02:39 AM PDT
by
RinaseaofDs
(Only those who dare truly live - CGA 88 Class Motto)
To: Ragtime Cowgirl
Good stuff ~ protect our troops ~ Bump!
We are winning ~ the bad guys are losing ~ trolls, terrorists, democrats and the mainstream media are sad ~ very sad!
~~ Bush/Cheney 2004 ~~
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posted on
04/23/2004 6:51:10 AM PDT
by
blackie
(Be Well~Be Armed~Be Safe~Molon Labe!)
To: O.C. - Old Cracker
What's new about this? I have been using liquid armor on my car for year!
To: RinaseaofDs
and those nanoparticles of silicon?
my guess is volcanic ash.
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posted on
04/23/2004 2:04:08 PM PDT
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King Prout
(poets and philosophers should NEVER pretend to Engineering... especially SOCIAL Engineering!)
To: O.C. - Old Cracker
The liquid, polyethylene glycol.... ... is an ingredient of Dr. Pepper.
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posted on
04/23/2004 2:05:16 PM PDT
by
r9etb
To: Who is John Galt?
Its the fibers that are knited together, the are small enough to let the tip of the of the ice pick through and the rest is forced and widens the fibers.
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09/26/2004 12:47:55 AM PDT
by
Amn. Seaman
(I have not yet begun to fight- John Paul Johns)
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