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Re: UV detection mutants

From: "Alan and Carmel Brain" <aebrain@a...>
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 18:45:00 +1100
Subject: Re: UV detection mutants

From: "Derek Fulton" <derekfulton@bigpond.com>

> >Dunno about full-spectrum, but OZCAM is both IR and visual cammo - as
> >are our face creams.
>
> I always find this information interesting, when the AUSCAM uniforms
were
> first issued, comments were made almost informally by NCOs and platoon
> commanders that they were supposed have some sort of IR camo. But this
> would be degraded by washing them, no further detailed explanation was
ever
> given and we washed our uniforms regularly. It could well be true but
it
> soon joined other such interesting army myths such as the
'self-zeroing
> rifle' leaving it on the range overnight, come back next morning and
it
> would be zeroed in ;)

Sources:
Logistics sergeant.
A Researcher who helped develop the chemicals, whiose name I forget.
Instruction sheet (standing orders re Laundry) to ADFA cadets.


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