Military uniform

This provides a durable finish which, unlike many other flame retardants, can withstand repeated (50—100) launderiags without a loss of efficiency. An added advantage is that the feel of the cloth (hand) is Htde effected. Principal markets are ia the treatment of iadustrial protective clothing, military uniforms, and, ia Europe, for furnishings. These products are available from Albright Wilson Ltd. and Cytec Industries Inc. 

Use Flame-retardance of 100% cotton fabrics, such as those used for tenting, military uniforms, and draperies. 

On October 25, 1917, Captain Fritz Haber, outfitted in military uniform complete with sword and spiked helmet of a Prussian officer, took Charlotte Nathan as his wife. The ceremony occurred at the spiritual altar of the German empire, inside... 

Louise tumbled down off her horse, and rushed up to her father. She flung her arms around him before he knew what was happening. He was dressed in the same military uniform as the day he left. 

Prussian blue was first produced as a blue dye in 1704 and has been used by artists and manufacturers ever since. It got its name from its use as a dye for Prussian military uniforms. Prussian blue dye and paint are still available today from art supply stores. 

Products and Uses A flame and fire retardant for 100% cotton fabrics, tents, military uniforms, draperies, canvas, denims, and camping equipment. 

Attempts to interpret this mechanism into garments have lead to the creation of an experimental textile system referred to as variable geometry. The structure is made of two layers of fabric, which are joined together by strips of textile at a right angle to the plane of the two fabrics. By skewing the two parallel layers, the volume of air between them reduces, which results in the reduction of thermal resistance. The idea was used in the design of military uniform systems that can be adapted to function in both extreme cold and hot conditions. 

Key words color in military uniforms, fimctionality of mihtary uniforms, human factors and military uniforms, psychology of mihtary uniforms, uniforms and soldier performance. 

National colors for military uniforms appeared toward the end of the seventeenth eentury. England at first chose russet, then red, and finally scarlet, which predominated for 200 years. Franee ehose grey, and then white until 1789, when... 

It is arguable where one draws the line between psychological factors associated with military uniforms, as differentiated from functional utihty, and bodily protective factors of clothing and personal equipment worn by soldiers. Since the early eighteenth century historians record numerous instances of combat clothing... 

Human factors to be considered in the development of military uniforms... 

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