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6,24-27) Muscle weakness and impaired balance also appear to be associated with increased STF and double support duration. And when it is required to reveal and destroy the STF at the primary stage of their preparedness for actions, long-distance aircraft can be used as well--basically for hitting the airfields and units where the STFs are based. Unofficially referred to by some as liquid body armor, STF is made of equal parts polyethylene glycol (an inert, nontoxic thickening agent used in a variety of common products, including ice cream) and miniscule glass particles, said Eric Wetzel, who heads the STF project team in the Weapons and Materials Research Directorate of the U. |
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