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Milipol – Air K Marine

Friday, November 20th, 2015

Milipol is host to numerous vehicle system but they are generally armored security vehicles.  However, Air K Marine’s Hoverfly 580 hovercraft is something entirely different.

  
At over 20 feet long 10 feet wide it boasts a crew of one and up to five passengers.  The Hoverfly 580 will do 54 knots on smooth ice, 30 knots on smooth water and 20 knots on smooth land.  

www.airkmarine.com

Spanish Pixelated Camo

Thursday, November 19th, 2015

  
In the past, it has been suggested by us, as well as others that the Spanish Camo patterns appear to be quite MultiCamesque.  While this may be true, when you get up on them, they are pixelated and the Spanish even call them ‘digitized.’  I just didn’t realize how square the edges were until now.

  

Milipol – Marom Dolphin’s Formission

Thursday, November 19th, 2015

   
The Formission is a technology that is integrated into a pack frame, allowing it the flexibility to be worn with armor plates or a water reservoir.  Essentially, it is a hinge that expands when needed in order to offer additional space between the pack and the wearer.  Marom Dolphin claims it can accommodate u to 100 kg of weight.

 
www.marom-dolphin.com

Milipol – Lowa Innox GTX Mid TF in MultiCam

Thursday, November 19th, 2015

The title pretty much sums it up. The Lowa Task Force Innox GTX Mid is coming early next year in MultiCam. A French customer has already placed an order and they will be available to European customers. There are currently no plans to bring these into the US. Rather a “digital camouflage” model will offered in the US instead. The boot is currently offered in Black and Coyote.

 

The Innox incorprates a Gore-Tex lining, a PU injected midsole with their proprietary PU Monowrap frame construction for stability along with the NXat sole unit for traction and stability.

Milipol – Gendarmerie Nationale Systeme de Cartographie de Crisis SC2

Thursday, November 19th, 2015

In the US, our military has long been able to produce custom Gridded Reference Graphics from overhead imagery.  They make the job much easier by taking recent images, which we know depict up-to-fate ground conditions, and combing geospatial data such as elevation, grid lines and road as well as place names to create maps. They can then be shared digitally or printed out on Tyvek or similar material to make them water resistant.

  
At Milipol, the French Gendarmerie, their national paramilitary police force, also has that capability.  But, they can attach the box you see on the table to a helicopter and fly their own aerial photography collection missions.  The system combines high res imagery with GPS data to produce mensurated images that can be easily manipulated to make GRGs.

Milipol – Armor USA

Wednesday, November 18th, 2015

 

Armor USA is offering the Railband which is a boltless add-on rail,system for PASGT, MICH/ACH and FAST helmet geometries. It requires no drilling and no other permanent modifications to the helmet. The user mounts the Railbad to the helmet, tightens the buckle and it’s ready to go offering side rails as well as a NVG mounting bracket.

 

Made from high strength nylon plastic it fits helmets S-XXL.

www.armorusa.com

Milipol – Climbing Technology / Zamberlan

Wednesday, November 18th, 2015

In conjunction with Climbing Technology, Italian footwear manufacturer Zamberlan has introduced camouflage variants of three of their most popular styles.    
The Leopard, Lynx and Cougar High are all Gore-Tex lined and feature Vibram camouflage soles as well as the Hydrobloc camouflage finish applied to the leather.

  

Milipol – Lior Textile Industries Ltd

Wednesday, November 18th, 2015

Although you rob all haven’t heard of them, Lior Textile Industries, Ltd is the largest producer of tactical vests and CBRNE equipment for the Israeli Defense Force.  

  
They make everything from armored vests for VIPs to combat uniforms and fully MOLLE compatible armor vests and pouches.

  
They even build rucksacks.

  
Although they’ve concentrated solely on their domestic market, Lior Textile has started to branch out into international sales.

www.lior-protective.com