Here's a few links to Ann's talking about FR for the different branches of the US military and coastguard, also they're doing parachute, webbing, vests, all the strapping and plenty more, I hope that helps you remember a few more items horse.
22-12-2014
http://m.marketwired.com/press-release/alexium-sales-customer-and-revenue-update-asx-ajx-1978974.htm
Early 2015
http://alexiuminternational.com/wp-...Textiles-International-Article-on-Alexium.pdf
27-4-2015
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20150427/pdf/42y3zmq1hctr5h.pdf
16-9-2015
http://www.*********.com.au/cafetake.asp?a=AV&ai=36561
Natick provides testing and research and development into “next-generation” uniforms for the US military, with an aim to enhance the survivability and performance capability military personnel, in a cost-effective way, using environmentally friendly techniques. Under its “Green Initiative,” the US Department of Defense wants to use an FR-coated 50/50 nylon-cotton (NYCO) fabric as the foundation material for garments across all branches of the US military, including its Extreme Cold Weather Combat System (ECWCS), the standard Army Combat Uniform (ACU), the Flame-Retardant Army Combat Uniform (FRACU) and the Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform (MCCUU), along with similar programs in the Air Force and new programs for the Navy.
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