130313-N-PO203-016
New flame-resistant flight deck jerseys made of moisture wicking and quick-drying fabric, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research's TechSolutions rapid-response program and Naval Air Systems Command, could be worn by Navy flight deck crews across the fleet as early as 2014. The high-tech fabric resists the absorption of petroleum products and are designed to maintain integrity throughout the entirety of one sea cruise. (U.S. Navy photo by John F. Williams/Released)
130313-N-PO203-016
New flame-resistant flight deck jerseys made of moisture wicking and quick-drying fabric, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research's TechSolutions rapid-response program and Naval Air Systems Command, could be worn by Navy flight deck crews across the fleet as early as 2014. The high-tech fabric resists the absorption of petroleum products and are designed to maintain integrity throughout the entirety of one sea cruise. (U.S. Navy photo by John F. Williams/Released)