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Here are some of the camos the Government is looking at

Kryptek Highlander
Multicam
A-Tacs
Old ACU
BrookWood
USS4CES

Author Topic: What do you think the US army should wear to war?  (Read 14490 times)

If it is thin enough, Kevlar should feel like normal clothing, also, most people over where we are fighting are so used to guns, that they would probably ignore them.

"Oh hey this casual civilian carrying an M4 assault rifle with some rather stiff clothing yeah sure he's not suspicious at all."

If it is thin enough, Kevlar should feel like normal clothing, also, most people over where we are fighting are so used to guns, that they would probably ignore them.
Nvm, how about spider silk a couple cm thick?
where to acquire large amounts of spiders to silk-ify an entire troop?

They make Kevlar clothing you do know that right? It stops small bullets but its still like normal clothing.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/889951.stm
WHAT NEXT
SPIDER PIGS???

step 1: slather soldiers in goat milk
Step 2: roll soldiers down dune
step 3: ???
step 4: profit

Enjoy the ultimate camo and armor protection. (maybe)

Lol.
EDIT
not only armor, but also it
Quote from: BBC News link above
could be used for strong, tough artificial tendons, ligaments and limbs
« Last Edit: October 03, 2012, 10:32:52 PM by GEN.Fire Bird »

They make Kevlar clothing you do know that right? It stops small bullets but its still like normal clothing.
Yeah it can stop a .22 while only being 20 pounds heavier than normal clothing.

Yeah it can stop a .22 while only being 20 pounds heavier than normal clothing.
*gets punched*
*collapses*

Really guys, the USA should field (made from Kevlar)hoodies, tee-shirts and jeans for our forces, they would blend in better in urban areas.



I cant find one that has camo


Nvm, how about spider silk a couple cm thick?
while they suspect spider silk will be extremely effective it's difficult to get your hands on enough material to make clothes out of




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