US Army uniform moves forward, page-9

Just a cut and paste from recent Moelis report in case anyone interested

 Military Unforms: Entering final stages of testing (field trials) to supply U.S. Army with AJX-developed Fire Retardant combat uniforms.

further down report

Military  After years of R&D (through funding from Natick), in 2016 AJX successfully developed an FR treatment for Nylon/Cotton (NyCo) fabric blends used in Military Uniforms.  More recently, AJX has partnered with a fabric supplier to the Army & Marines in order to test the chemistry in real world field trials.  AJX believes its fully FR treated NyCo uniform fabric may be up to 50% cheaper than the major incumbent (Tencate), as well as superior in terms of durability (25+ washes).  NyCo is a more durable fabric, whilst still retaining the breathability of cotton, however it traditionally offers no flame resistant properties.  Field trials will shortly commence to test the AJX developed uniform.  We estimate the potential size to AJX of a Military Uniform chemical supply agreement to be up to ~$25m.