THE EFFECTS OF MILITARY USE ON SYNTHETIC-FIBRE SLEEPING BAGS
A single sleeping assembly for general issue in the British Army was designed by the Stores and Clothing Research and Development Establishment (SCRDE) to replace the in-service, down and father General Savice and Arctic sleeping bags. This new sleeping assembly consists of a synthetic, hollow, stap...
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| Summary: | A single sleeping assembly for general issue in the British Army was designed by the Stores and Clothing Research and Development Establishment (SCRDE) to replace the in-service, down and father General Savice and Arctic sleeping bags. This new sleeping assembly consists of a synthetic, hollow, staple-fibre filed sleeping bag; a waterprcof “bivvy ” bag; a compression sack and a sleeping mat (Davies, 1987). The British |
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