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Blast-proof pants remain effective even after cement mixer wash
After seven years of research, a scientist at the UK's Defence, Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has found ‘bomb-proof’ pants worn by troops on the frontline survive even the most vigorous laundering–using a cement mixer.
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Keeping sensitive data secure yet still available to soldiers carrying out tactical actions is a challenge in harsh operational environments. Could extreme USBs, based on 'back to basics' hardware, improve command and control? A recent trial, coordinated by the UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, suggests so, as Ross Davies reports.
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