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    5.11 Tactical Flash fire resistant clothing

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: U.S. CAVALRY
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    U.S. Cavalry announces a line of fire-resistant clothing from 5.11 Tactical designed for military and law enforcement special task units. When the potential for flash fire becomes a reality, 5.11 Tactical Flash clothing provides protection where other brands fall short. Made from an industry exclusive blend of fire-resistant fibers, this clothing offers the breathable comfort of cotton with the added benefit of flash-fire protection. The 5.11 Tactical Flash shirts, pants and jumpsuits exceed the minimum standards of the National Fire Protection Association for after flame and no drip according to American Standard for Testing Materials D6413. The fire-resistant properties found in each article won't wash out or wear off, promising extended protection for many missions.

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