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04-26-2012, 01:19 PM
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New Navy Uniform Could Monitor Sailors' Pee for Signs of Nuclear Attack - Wired News
New Navy Uniform Could Monitor Sailors' Pee for Signs of Nuclear Attack - Wired News
04-26-2012 01:03 PM New Navy Uniform Could Monitor Sailors' Pee for Signs of Nuclear Attack Wired News By Katie Drummond One of the US military's many attempts to design a uniform of the future. Photo: RDECOM The military's uniforms will probably never be runway ready. But in the future, a soldier's threads might very well be quite a bit sharper. More... 
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