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But according to Neal, a piece of armor from the same purchase order, tested by U.S. Army that allegedly failed back in May of 2006, recently surfaced on the internet, from someone attempting to sell it on Ebay.
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This has no bearing on whether Dragon Skin passed or failed. If anything, it's about a product purchased by the government being sold in a manner not authorized by procedures (if that is the case, but there isn't any credible information pointing that way). If the government decided to get rid of the vests it purchased from Dragon Skin, ensuring tax payers got some cost compensation back for it, it has every right to do so. The government routinely scraps product it purchased from private corporations in the marketplace for various reasons.