New American Navy uniforms will test their urine to see if they’re under radioactive or chemical attack

May 1st, 2012

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

ROB WAUGH
UK Daily Mail
May 1, 2012

In the wars of the Twentieth Century, uniforms just served to keep soldiers warm – but in future wars, they’re likely to be complicated electronic systems.

The Office of Naval Research is researching uniforms which can detect where soldiers have been shot – and also detect whether they have been exposed to nuclear or biological agents.

Sensors for blood, radiation and chemical poisons would be woven into the uniforms themselves – dubbed ‘Intelligent Uniforms.’

The uniforms – in a proposal submitted by the ONR this week – would also carry GPS units and radios, so that their assessment of a soldier’s health can be radioed back to base.

It’s one of a range of hi-tech options the Pentagon and defence companies are currently researching for soldier’s uniforms, including glasses that give soldiers ‘super vision’ and uniforms with electric fabric that allow soldiers to communicate with one another via radio.

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8 Responses to “New American Navy uniforms will test their urine to see if they’re under radioactive or chemical attack”

Electric fabric? What could possibly go wrong?

flaming_red_pill Reply:
May 1st, 2012 at 8:15 am

“your goose is now cooked”

lol

AandO Reply:
May 1st, 2012 at 9:48 am

And that in SALT WATER morwith.
I wonder what happens when it gets Tased?
What do you have to do? Piss your pants to see if your “junk” glows?
God help the U.S. military if they ever get in a fight with an enemy smart enough to build a directional radio antenna.
You sure its not used to test the soldier’s illicit drug-use?

American Dystopia Reply:
May 1st, 2012 at 11:22 am

No, with the troops spending all day defending the CIA’s opium fields there’d be too many false positives.