Show your military pride with a series of free Android apps that provide smart phone wallpaper for the Army, ... Show your military pride with a series of free Android apps that provide smart phone ...

More homeowners are tearing down wallpaper then putting it up in their homes. Yet a group of Army engineers think wallpaper could be more valuable than ever for soldiers seeking shelter.

Army engineers have developed a novel idea of fortifying masonry structures with rolls of lightweight ballistic wallpaper with adhesive backing that can quickly be put up on the inside of the walls.

We can only guess what Chairman Mao would think, but he’d probably not be amused. The Xinhau News Agency is reporting that subscribers to China Unicom don’t have to settle for butterflies and ...

Soldiers may one day protect themselves from blasts by wallpapering temporary shelters. It may not be very decorative, but the new ballistic wallpaper under development by the US Army Corps of ...

Bomb-proof wallpaper aimed at saving the lives of those trapped in shelled buildings has been invented. The special fabric acts as a net to stop shrapnel flying around and injuring soldiers or ...

"Blast-proof" wallpaper that could protect soldiers from explosions is being developed by the US army. Rolls of lightweight sticky wallpaper, lined with tough Kevlar fibres, could be carried by ...

WASHINGTON (Army News Service, May 18, 2015) -- Troops often use abandoned masonry, ... The wallpaper consists of Kevlar fiber threads embedded in flexible polymer film, he said.

"Blast-proof" wallpaper that could protect soldiers from explosions is being developed by the US army. Rolls of lightweight sticky wallpaper, lined with tough Kevlar fibres, could be carried by ...