PRSM will be the last chapter of designing and developing low vis apparel, specifically low vis pants. The PR01 pays homage to, but redefines all the other styles I’ve designed and produced over the past 4 years. (V2 / V2X / SD1) As the original owner and founder of #brandwedontspeak, my goal is simple, to pick up where I left off. If you know the history of (V2 / V2X / SD1) then you know who PRSM is.
PR01’s are now open for pre-order and are currently in production.
Ehmke Manufacturing Company, Inc., home of High Ground is pleased to announce that the Air National Guard (ANG), has awarded a contract to purchase High Ground’s newly designed “TANGO-SFS” helmet cover for their special operations and security forces units.
High Ground’s TANGO-SFS helmet cover is specifically developed for operators that require demanding performance criteria, functionality and Berry Compliance. High Ground’s technical staff and application engineers worked directly with the Air National Guard to evaluate, research and test downrange feedback that resulted in product enhancements and the incorporation of unique design elements in the ANG’s head borne protection systems.
“Our team of engineers working under the direction of Executive Vice President Michael Runella, were able to develop a helmet cover that exceeds the requirements to support the mission of our Air National Guard (ANG),” said High Ground President Glenn Aust. “Our mission at High Ground is and has always been to focus on what we can do to support our war fighters as they selflessly work each day to protect us and the interests of our country.”
“These advancements position High Ground as a major contributor to future head borne systems that will benefit the military. High Ground now offers a 100% Berry Compliant, made in the U.S.A., commercial off the shelf (COTS) product,” said Mike Runella, Executive Vice President.
“Mike Runella and his product development team did an excellent job of translating the Air National Guard’s performance criteria into a robust head borne systems product. The joint collaboration between the soldier and our technical team has resulted in a high-performing product for our front-line soldiers,” commented Ehmke CEO Bob Rosania. “I see this as just the first product we will develop with the help of the Air National Guard.
The complete High Ground product catalogue of tactical gear and armor can be found at www.highgroundgear.com.
High Ground: We Make Every Stitch Count…
The ADS Virtual Warfighter kicks off tomorrow morning at 0900 EDT and Beyond will be debuting their new A7 — Fereday Jacket.
Beyond Clothing® is proud to debut our brand new A7 — Fereday Jacket™ at the ADS® Virtual Warfighter Expo 2020. Our latest cold weather innovation, the A7 — Fereday Jacket provides unsurpassed protection from the elements and purpose-built functionality to help you accomplish your mission. See the world premier demo at 13:45 EDT, October 6th 2020. Beyond reps will be live and standing by to answer any questions or to fill any orders you might have.
ADS® Virtual Warfighter Expo — October 6th-7th | 0800—1500 EDT
BEYOND CLOTHING — Exhibit Hall B
Stop by our booth, and take our survey and be entered to win a Kyros™ Winter Adventure Kit!
DSEI 2021 will put integration in the spotlight as the UK Ministry of Defence and the British Army, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force and UK Strategic Command work to develop and maintain organic integration at all levels and across all domains.
As British forces modernise to meet the demands of the information age, they do so with the understanding that success on the future battlefield requires integration across land, sea, air, cyber and space. Under the theme of ‘Integrated Response to Future Threats’ DSEI 2021 will be shaped to support this strategic shift with input from industry, academia, international partners and delegates.
With the newly formed Strategic Command leading ambitious plans to deliver a step-change in the way British commands interoperate, UK Defence is driving integration efforts to mesh the way individual armed services operate in the battlespace. Winning the fight no longer depends on success in the air, land or sea; it requires a force that is integrated by design and instinct, that uses defence resources efficiently across multiple domains at an optimum pace to stay ahead of threats and adversaries.
On the industry side, this will require an accelerated pace of change to deliver a competitive advantage. It will see increased demand for the disruptive application of technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data in the cyber domain, increased focus on defeating adversaries in the ‘grey zone’ through special operations, and support for improved decision making aided by data analytics and information technologies.
The focus on integration has been highlighted by the immense global impact of COVID-19 , and the enforced understanding that robust national resilience relies on more than fire power. With our adversaries increasingly posing non-military threats, greater instinctive integration is required at all levels of the defence community to ensure the UK remains ahead of the challenges that lie ahead.
DSEI 2021 will offer a forum for Defence UK to meet with its industry partners to strengthen relationships, share knowledge, and discuss the technological innovations that will support the British forces in these efforts as they look toward 2030 and beyond, powering progress and defining the future of defence.
Minister for Defence Procurement, Jeremy Quin MP, commented: “Once again, DSEI is showcasing the best of British defence technology and innovation on a world stage. Bringing together strategic partners, international governments and pioneering defence companies this show offers a unique opportunity to collaborate, partner and cooperate to further our collective global defence and security agenda.”
“DSEI 2021 falls during a time of great change for the British forces as they implement their heightened integration doctrine, both internally and externally with the wider UK defence landscape,” Grant Burgham, DSEI Event Director, Clarion Defence & Security, commented. “DSEI offers the single best opportunity to foster that integration between Defence UK and industry partners. Our exhibitors are keen to meet with all branches of the British Commands and show their capabilities in support of ‘Integrated Response to Future Threats’ at DSEI 2021.”
$3 Million MANET StreamCaster Radio Investment to Scale the CS21 Middle-Tier Architecture
Los Angeles, California (October 1, 2020) – Silvus Technologies, Inc. (“Silvus”) today announced the receival of a $3 million order from the U.S. Army to provide the first commercial mobile ad hoc network (MANET) radio deployed at scale in the Army’s Middle-Tier Integrated Tactical Network. As part of Capability Set 21 Critical Design Review, Silvus radios were selected to connect key command and control nodes due to both their self-organizing network designed to operate in multiple spectrum bands at high data rates, and their interference mitigation capabilities.
“The Silvus StreamCaster radio provides robust, high bandwidth connectivity for the Army with a MANET waveform that has been proven effective on the ground, underground, and in the air and sea,” said Mike Kell, Silvus Director of Army Strategic Accounts, Retired Signal Corps Colonel. “In concert with the S&T and PEO communities, we continue to improve the MN-MIMO waveform’s ability to thrive in congested and contested environments, which is critical to today’s Army.”
Silvus radios will be deployed in both mobile and at-the-halt configurations, providing continuity of operations for tactical forces that was previously unattainable with the singular reliance on at-the-halt communications infrastructure. Additionally, Silvus radios will support the initial ITN fielding to four infantry brigade combat teams in FY21.
The $3 million order comes on the heels of Silvus’ successful demonstration of a 140-node network working in a narrow band network to deliver large volumes of position and location information in a company-scale formation over operational distances in support of the Army’s Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) program.
Ronin Leg Straps are designed to quickly feed in between the Saferiland ALS holster and the Saferiland Mid-Ride. The leg strap comfortably secures the pistol holster high on thigh which stops lower movement on the holster while drawing the weapon and while moving and shooting. They are adjustable and comes will a retainer to secure extra material. The back of the leg straps provides extra grip.
Bungee cord is used as a second retention during Military Free Fall or Amphibious Operations.
“In my experience in combat, leg straps were a must for me. I used the leg strap to reduce flip on the lower portion of the holster during draw. During climbing and aggressive movement, the leg strap comfortably secured the holster to my thigh. I have used my leg strap to retain expanded mags during tactical reloads.”
-Tu Lam
Find them at www.ronintactics.com Under Ronin Accessories.
A “Boo Boo” bag is part of a medical kit reserved for minor cuts and blisters (headaches, too), the non-life-threatening stuff that’s inconvenient but nonetheless needs to be treated.
We’ve presented ready made versions in the past with many preferring to make their own. This video featuring former Special Forces Medic Luka, shows what he puts in his “Boo Boo” bag.
Read more at ufpro.com/blog/article/civilian-edc-whats-my-combat-medic-bag.
Invisio’s new T7 over the ear headset features 3D ergonomic ear cushions, 28dB of SNR hearing protection and submersion to 10 meters, including hear-thru microphone drainage for immediate use after leaving the water.
The speaker system includes a waterproof speaker membrane that can withstand high water pressure, a breathable membrane that allows air to be released and a secondary membrane that allows the speaker membrane to operate by releasing audio pressure for high audio performance.
In addition to surviving the pressure of 10 meters underwater, the T7 is also operational at over 40,000 feet.
The hear-thru microphone resists wind noise and has been tested for use while transiting in a Rigid Inflatable Boat going 50 knots (90 kph).
The 3D ear cushions were designed after reviewing 1,000 MRI cranial scans to find the most common ear and head shape. There are also gel and standard ear cushions.
The T7 can be configured three ways for wear: traditional over the headband style, behind the head via the neckband and helmet mount.
www.invisio.com/communication-systems/headsets/invisio-t7
