Military vehicles strip down

Discussion in 'Postwar' started by Peter Clare, Oct 26, 2009.

  1. Peter Clare

    Peter Clare Very Senior Member

    Thought this was pretty clever.......

    BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Military vehicles strip down

    Strippable paints are being used to quickly change the colour of military vehicles used in combat zones.
    Applied like normal paint, the special coating can be easily stripped off when a new camouflage is required.
    Now scientists at the Defence Science Technology Laboratory (DSTL) are developing coatings which will absorb chemical, biological and radiological agents, protecting the vehicle and those inside.
    In the future, the paint could decontaminate the vehicle itself and change colour automatically.


    Steve Mitchell from DSTL explains the technology.
     

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