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USMC发布下一代高科技作战服规格
海军陆战队在获取具有防火性能、最大限度减少可见度和增加舒适度的作战实用制服方面迈出了重要一步，并于 5 月份发布了一份备受期待的招标书，列出了新服装的必备功能和要求。
下一代海军陆战队作战通用制服（MCCUU）的招标于 5 月 12 日发布，有兴趣的公司必须在一个月内提交制服方案和面料样品，该制服将保留海军陆战队独特的迷彩图案，但采用新技术和更好的面料。
海军陆战队对新型多功能制服的兴趣于 2021 年首次公开，当时它表示对将标准制服的耐用性与阻燃组织装备 (FROG) 制服的防火性能结合起来的服装感兴趣。
据Military.com当时 报道，此举将大幅节省成本。目前，陆军常规制服的售价为 89 美元，阻燃组织装备的售价为 184 美元。
当时，海军陆战队系统司令部官员表示，他们希望为每套下一代海军陆战队作战服支付不超过 105.60 美元。新发布的招标将制服成本限制在每码 22 美元，即每套约 110 美元。
根据招标书，下一代制服的阻燃性能将包括不熔化、不滴落技术（当织物暴露在火焰中时，保护穿着者免受伤害）或自熄能力，这意味着一旦火源消失，织物就会停止燃烧。
最初的阻燃组织装备制服是在 2006 年伊拉克和阿富汗大量战斗烧伤事件发生后根据紧急需求声明采购的，包括一件衬衫、一条裤子和巴拉克拉法帽面罩。当前版本采用不熔化、不滴落的面料，可承受高达 230 华氏度的高温。
另外，新制服将加入一项越来越有价值的战术功能：签名管理。海军陆战队的专利 MARPAT 伪装在肉眼下具有极高的隐蔽性，在短波红外光学下会发出光芒。
自 2012 年以来，美国军方一直致力于开发从特殊织物到染料等材料，以中和这种损害影响。
如今，多光谱迷彩技术（例如 SSZ Camouflage 和 Schoeller Textil AG 开发的“camoshield”）旨在通过降低所穿制服的表面温度来减少或消除辉光效应。
海军陆战队对其签名减少的规格和要求保持保密。招标书规定，有意向的承包商必须签署保密协议，才能收到规格清单。
然而，很明显这确实代表了海军陆战队迷彩服的全新特征。
海军陆战队系统司令部发言人摩根·布莱克斯托克 (Morgan Blackstock) 在一封电子邮件中告诉《海军陆战队时报》：“目前的 MCCUU 不具备任何（阻燃）能力，也无法进行视觉范围以外的特征管理。”
根据招标文件，除了增加的技术特性外，该制服还将在“透气性、舒适性和耐用性”方面有所改进。
它将保持轻便，每码重量不超过 7.5 盎司，并且需要在 85 分钟或更短的时间内风干。它必须通过高透气性阈值以确保织物透气，并内置水分管理或防水织物技术，使其像尖端运动装备一样。
鉴于海军陆战队过去曾抱怨制服裤子沿缝线撕裂，下一代制服还必须通过一系列严格的要求，确保它们能够承受压力下的撕裂。制造商还必须证明面料在反复洗涤后不会起球或降解。
与现有的通用服一样，下一代作战通用服也将经过驱虫处理，提供高达 96% 的防叮咬保护。
海军陆战队系统司令部官员拒绝透露海军陆战队何时有机会评估新制服或部署时间表，称这些都是事先决定的。不过，招标提供了一些答案。
文件称，将授予最多六份采购订单，用于购买具有各种阻燃特性的面料。然后，系统司令部将进行筛选，从选定的供应商处购买最多 700 码面料，以组装制服进行测试和评估。
文件指出：“实验性的 MCCUU 将于 2024 年初在炎热/潮湿/潮湿的环境中进行数月的现场用户评估 (FUE) 测试，以通过同时进行的实验室测试确定其在操作环境中的适用性和可接受性。”
关于采购哪种制服的最终决定将在 2025 财年的某个时候做出。目前尚未公布有关部署日期的信息。
最终，根据招标书，海军陆战队计划通过国防后勤局购买约 270,000 件下一代上衣和裤子 - 约 1,350,000 码布料。

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Marines release specs for high-tech next-gen combat utility uniform
The Marines took a major step forward in acquiring a combat utility uniform that builds in fire resistance, minimizes visibility and adds comfort, releasing a highly anticipated solicitation in May that lists the must-have features and requirements for the new garments.
The solicitation for the next-gen Marine Corps combat utility uniform, or MCCUU, was published May 12, giving interested companies a month to submit a proposal and fabric sample for a uniform that will keep the Corps’ distinctive Marine camouflage pattern, but incorporate new tech and better fabric.
The Corps’ interest in a new utility uniform was first made public in 2021, when it signaled interest in garments that would incorporate the durability of the standard uniform with the fire protection of the flame-resistant organizational gear, or FROG, uniform.
The move would create substantial cost savings, Military.com reported at the time. The service currently pays $89 for the regular utility uniform and $184 for the flame-resistant organizational gear.
At the time, Marine Corps Systems Command officials said it wanted to pay no more than $105.60 per next-gen Marine combat utility uniform. The newly released solicitation limits uniform costs to $22 per yard, or about $110 apiece.
According to the solicitation, the flame-resistant properties of the next-gen uniform will include either no-melt, no-drip technology ― which protect the wearer from injury when the fabric is exposed to flame ― or self-extinguishing capabilities, which mean the fabric will stop burning once a fire source is removed.
The original flame-resistant organizational gear uniform, procured following a 2006 urgent need statement amid a preponderance of combat-related burn injuries in Iraq and Afghanistan, includes a shirt, trousers and balaclava face guard. The current version features no-melt, no-drip fabric and can withstand temperatures of up to 230 degrees Fahrenheit.
Separately, the new uniform will build in an increasingly valuable tactical feature: signature management. The Marines’ patented MARPAT camouflage, highly effective for concealment under the naked eye, emits a glow under short-wave infrared optics.
The U.S. military has been working since at least 2012 to develop materials, from special fabrics to dyes, that neutralize this compromising effect.
Today, multispectral camouflage technology, like the “camoshield” developed by SSZ Camouflage and Schoeller Textil AG, aims to reduce or eliminate the glow effect by bringing down the worn uniform’s surface temperature.
The Marine Corps remains secretive about its specifications and requirements for signature reduction. The solicitation states that interested contractors must complete a nondisclosure agreement even to receive the spec list.
However, it’s clear this does represent an all-new feature for Marine cammies.
“The current MCCUU offers no [flame-resistant] capability or signature management beyond the visual spectrum,” Marine Corps Systems Command spokeswoman Morgan Blackstock told Marine Corps Times in an email.
Beyond the added technology features, the uniform will feature improvements in “breathability, comfort and durability,” according to solicitation documents.
It will remain lightweight at no more than 7.5 ounces per yard, and be required to air-dry in 85 minutes or less. It must pass high air permeability thresholds to ensure the fabric breathes, and have built in moisture management or water-repellent fabric technologies that will make it like cutting-edge athletic gear.
In light of past Marine complaints about uniform trousers that ripped along the seams, the next-gen uniforms must also pass a stringent battery of requirements ensuring they can withstand tearing under pressure. Manufacturers also must prove that the fabric won’t pill or degrade after repeated wash cycles.
Like the current utility uniform, the next-gen combat utility uniform also will be treated with insect repellent, offering bite protection of up to 96%.
Marine Corps Systems Command officials declined to provide information about when Marines would have the chance to evaluate new uniform items or the timeline for fielding, saying these things were predecisional. The solicitation provides some answers, however.
Up to six purchase orders will be awarded to buy fabric featuring various flame-resistant qualities, documents state. Systems Command will then down-select, buying up to 700 yards apiece from selected vendors to assemble uniforms for test and evaluation.
“The experimental MCCUUs shall be tested for several months in a Field User Evaluation (FUE) in a hot/humid/wet environment in early 2024 to establish suitability and acceptability in the operational environment with concurrent lab testing,” documents state.
A final decision about which uniform to acquire will be made sometime in fiscal year 2025. No information has been released yet about fielding dates.
Ultimately, according to the solicitation, the Marine Corps plans to buy via the Defense Logistics Agency, about 270,000 next-gen blouses and trousers ― roughly 1,350,000 yards of fabric.

仍是MARPAT色和MCCUU版型，用料提升

USMC的新帽子

这水平 看笑了 三等人好歹补了防弹层 四等人人手雷锋帽啊嗯

难蚌，希望马润解决一下丛林蛙皮短缺的问题；顺带这个B帽子是什么鬼？

USMC新款黑色光面皮防寒靴之前国内已经有人发过了，我就不发了

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感觉马润还不如把蛤的设计稍微改进下，顺便扩大产能

去年的消息了呢