European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 7, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse Sgt. 1st class Bruch Barham checks out this fiber optic guided missile attached to the rear of a humvee during the army War College technology exposition in Carlisle pa., last month. The show displayed army ideas for the 21st Century. Continued from Page 5 water Marsh or Snow. It would have been powered by exhaust generated by three huge fans. Also never happened. After the first satellite was launched into orbit scientists were Busy trying to develop an outer space a bus Stop a some 1,000 Miles above the Earth a surface. The Man made station was to Circle the Earth endlessly enabling succeeding generations to take trips to the Moon. Rockets could Stop at such a station for refuelling repairs maybe potty Breaks and continue through space to make landings on Mars and Venus a reality. And Long before a Nold Schwarzenegger was playing sinister cyborg turned Good scientists were working to perfect a suit of Armor for the american armed forces. The suit would have been made of plated steel Complete with a helmet Bubble like fac mask and scissor like gloves with Blades. The helmet would have been equipped with a microphone and antennae for transmitting communications signals to the command Center. And in 1961, there were plans to develop a a muscle suite for soldiers. The suit would have been worn much like a suit of Armor with a fuel cell on the soldiers Back providing Power enough for three muscle suit Clad soldiers to lift an Ordinary army jeep from a Pontoon raft to Shore. This one also got shelved. For the time being at least. Natick Skeene acknowledged that the Pentagon is undergoing extensive research into exo skeletal work at another research and development site but Little information has been released on the studies. An exoskeleton is a hard external secreted supporting Structure like the Shell of an Oyster or a lobsters cuticle. Stay tuned for that exercise. My Rhanis the 1947 version of a Star wars a in which an atomic bomb would become a second rate 7, 1992 sunday a Page 1
