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Imagine being sent into dangerous conditions wearing a uniform that wasn't even flame-resistant. Brilliant planning, Uncle Sam.
This week, we're joined by Air Force veteran Anthony to discuss the Airman Battle Uniform (ABU), its surprising fire risks, and the flame-resistant version that eventually arrived, but only for certain jobs.
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