NHS Health Solutions (fka NHSH)

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Here is a good link to finding info on the issue of landmines.

http://maic.jmu.edu/journal/index/index.htm

I have been following the progress of this company for about two and a half years now. This is an opportunity to get involved with a great company who just went public this morning.

The United Nations projects that the landmine removal business will exceed 50 Billion dollars. The UN website has 3620 articles on landmines, their effects and the cost of removal. Those articles are here:
http://search.un.org/search?ie=utf8&...ines&Submit=Go

MineSeeker Operations, which completed a merger this morning with NHSH, has a new technology which can positively identify the type and exact location of each mine. Mike Kendrick, founder, says that competition will come but he believes they have a three year jump on the nearest competition, a system being developed by Gruman at this time. The main cost of the removal business is finding them. A highly trained mine removal expert (you"ll see how it is currently done on the UN website) can process about 35 sq meters per day. One MS platform can process 5 sq km per day returning previous wasteland into productive grounds again.

Any one who has questions about MS, post them here, and I will provide links to the DD.

http://www.mineseeker.com/

http://www.mineseeker.org/




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