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Darley Defense – Versa Fresh Pak

Tuesday, September 29th, 2015

The Versa Fresh Pak from Darley Defense is a man portable water treatment system that will produce potable water from any fresh water source. The Pelican case variant weighs 50lbs and the backpack version is 40lbs.

  

It can be powered via 12v dc, solar powered or via the internal battery for emergency operations up to 4 hours. The pump has 6′ suction lift and will produce approx 1 gpm. The process is a strainer at the pump, sediment pre-filter, ultra filtration membrane and then Granular Activated Carbon post filter. This removes 99.99% of pathogens.

www.darley.com/pump-guide/product-water-purification/versa-fresh-pak

MDM – Massif

Friday, September 25th, 2015

Massif has long been known for their FR clothing solutions and the two items they showed me did not disappoint.

FR Cool Knit T-shirt

  
Designed to work in conjunction with Massif’s Fire and Ice Layering System, the FR Cool Knit is a moistire wicking fabric with a soft interior and four-way stretch for next-to-skin comfort. Flat seams don’t bunch up. Offered in Black and Coyote Tan.

Nitro Knit T-shirt

  

Nitro Knit utilizes No Drip No Melt fabric technology from 37.5 for when you dont need full FR protection. The shirts are moisture wicking, have a comfortable hand, flat seams and are great for day-to-day wear. Offered in Black and Tan.

MDM – Rigid Plate Carrier from National Molding

Friday, September 25th, 2015

We first showed you National Molding’s Rigid Plate Carrier during last year’s Modern Day Marine Expo. Since then, they’ve continued to refine their design and begun to garner some interest in the technology.

 

Below, you can see the components of the RPC which encapsulates the plate. The plate can be removed for inspection or replacement. You can also see that the RPC incorporates National Molding’s Quad Release.

  

Finally, this photo depicts a translucent RPC panel, used in ballistic testing. They have demonstrated rather promising containment of projectile spall.

 

www.nationalmolding.com

MDM – Amphibious Combat Vehicle

Friday, September 25th, 2015

Proposed solution for Phase I of the USMC’s Amphibious Combat Vehicle program dominated the show floor with four companies displaying their systems.  ACV is intended as a replacement for the Amphibious Assault Vehicle and replaces the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle program cancelled in 2011.  Phase I plans to purchase COTS wheeled vehicles which can be brought ashore using LCACs.  Eventually, phase II will result in an actual amphibious armored vehicle that can come ashore under its own steam from the do well of an amphibious assault ship.

BAE Systems

  

General Dynamics

  

Lockheed Martin

  

SAIC

  

MDM – UTB x-LRF from BAE Systems

Thursday, September 24th, 2015

This is BAE’s Universal Thermal Binocular – Laser Range Finder.

It’s an uncooled thermal binocular with 640×480 resolution and features narrow, medium or wide FOV lenses. The binocular also incorporates a digital magnetic compass and ranges targets out to 2100m.  Detection ranges are over 1000m for the short range lens (40mm), over 2200m for the standard lens (75mm) and over 2600m for the long range lens (120mm).  The user can also take 100 image snapshots, stored onboard.  Additionally, there are optional visible or IR laser pointers.  It runs for five hours using four L91 batteries.  

www.baesystems.com

MDM – Amazing What Shows Up In The MARSOC Booth

Thursday, September 24th, 2015

  
I’m not sure which impresses me more; the places I see the SIG MCX show up, or that MARSOC is the Honey Badger of SOF.  They definitely have no issue doing it their way.  This is by no means an indication of adoption but it’s good to see that are checking things out and have no qualms about acknowledging it. 
  
Noticeably absent from this impressive display of weapons? The M45A1 CQBP.

MDM – Colt CK901

Thursday, September 24th, 2015

Walking past the Colt booth at Modern Day Marine I saw this out of the corner of my eye.

  
It’s the Colt CK901 which uses the 901 lower receiver type in 7.62×39 and accepts an AK47 magazine.

  

MDM – BDAT Assaulter Cable

Thursday, September 24th, 2015

Created at the request of users who don’t require a full APex Predator hub, the Assaulter Cable from Black Diamond Advanced Technologies combines the ability to power accessories through the radio’s side connector. Additionally, the Assaulter Cable allows the attachment of a radio battery/5590 connector as well as the ability to connect up to two devices including an Apex cable such as a cable to a AN/PRc-152 / 148, as well as a handheld device in a Juggernaut case, GPS or camera.

  

bdatech.com