MG Roger A Nadeau stands by official CLP products.

Page updated on December 12, 2007

ARMY STANDS BY OFFICIAL CLP PRODUCT
MG Nadeau stands by official CLP products and he went on to say
“Even if the manual says you should clean your weapon twice a day,
if you’ve got time, clean it four times a day, if you’ve got more time,
clean it eight times a day because the one time you didn’t clean it may be the time it jams”
May 19, 2006

BRAD GIORDANI'S LETTER TO MG ROGER A. NADEAU, COMMANDER RDECOM | PDF
November 19, 2006

USING THE RIGHT LUBE - ARMY TIMES
Soldiers might be tempted to use other products, but it’s important stick with the approved products,
Nadeau said, acknowledging that he’s heard soldiers are using other products but he doesn’t know which ones or to what extent.
June 05, 2006

MG NADEAU WROTE "THANK YOU FOR YOUR LETTER DATED OCTOBER 18, 2005"
November 14, 2005

BRAD GIORDANI WROTE "SINCE 1980, THE ARMY HAS BEEN LUBRICATING AND CLEANING WEAPONS
WITH A CLEANER LUBRICANT AND PRESERVATIVE PRODUCT CALLED CLP"
October 31, 2005

MILITEC, INC HAS ALWAYS AGREED THAT MILITEC-1 DOES NOT MEET
THE SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENTS AS A WEAPONS LUBRICANT FOR CLP
October 18, 2005

To: Friends of American Troops
From: Brad P. Giordani, President Militec, Inc.
Subject: The smoking gun that can't be ignored by MG Nadeau

This inaccurate and bogus technical data was approved by the Chief Chemist at DSCR and forwarded to ARDEC/RDECOM for action as a complete technical data package (TDP) and/or a complete source approval package (SAP) without regard for the source selection process guidelines as per the solicitations that spells out the requirements for alternatives or substitute products. READ MORE

HOW MUCH TO LUBRICATE A WEAPON IN A DESERT ENVIRONMENT
IS A TOPIC OF CONVERSATION IN "STARS AND STRIPES" NEWSPAPER
"CAMP ANACONDA, Iraq — When it comes to lubing weapons, more is better, say the guys who work in the small-arms repair shop at Camp Anaconda, where thousands of jammed and malfunctioning weapons get fixed."

The above and below reports are both Army positions that conflict one another
(1) Using a dry lube in a desert environment with little to no oil on the weapon versus
(2) applying a wet lubricant in generous amounts to the weapons surfaces 4-8 times a day
(which proves CLP does not work) which leads us to this major disagreement between RDECOM and Militec, Inc.

SOLDIER WEAPONS ASSESSMENT TEAM REPORT AND DRAFTS 6-03
"When soldiers conducted daily operator level maintenance and applied a light coat of lubricant (regardless of type) to the weapon, the weapon functioned reliably. The best lubricant of all was determined to be soldier elbow grease."

ARMY GENERAL ENLIGHTENS R.I. MILITARY CONTRACTORS
November 30, 2005

“WE HAVE THREE TO FIVE YEARS TO PROVE THE VALUE OF RDECOM,” NADEAU TOLD AN INDUSTRY CONFERENCE
April 2005

Another official report titled Convoy Leader Training Handbook is disregarded by RDECOM. MILITEC is mentioned on page 61. PDF VERSION.

RDECOM is requiring the next generation weapon to conform to existing 1960 era CLP military specifications. HTML VERSION

If regular CLP worked as RDECOM claims, why would there be a new CLP product with separate NSN's called CLP # 2. CLP Type 2 was specifically developed for extreme desert environments. Why is it then that CLP Type 1 can be used in place of CLP Type #2 in extreme desert environments.

CLP works in the lab and fails in the field Effects of Cold on Military Equipment (in Power Point).

TO: FRIENDS OF AMERICAN TROOPS
FROM: BRAD P. GIORDANI, PRESIDENT, MILITEC, INC.
SUBJ: A MAJOR GENERAL THAT IS HURTING OUR TROOPS
June 18, 2006

Roger A. Nadeau
MG NADEAU'S BIO