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spinnaker1

12/30/09 9:15 AM

#16800 RE: db #16798

Very good question. What agreement is in place to cover LNGT's backside then?
Movers hit yesterday -18,000 pounds of 'Stuff'-great way to loose extra poundage from feasting and prosecco.

Still found time to nail 40k LNGT at .124

Thanx for the update Chaos.

And if I were Battiss, I'd save it for the new year.
Good New Year To Everyone!!
Cheers!
Spinnaker1-The Rock
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superstartup

12/30/09 9:25 AM

#16801 RE: db #16798

ITT owns the patent for the remote sensing technology (Dual Pulse Single Event Raman Spectroscopy) - used in JCSD which had been under development jointly with the US Army for nearly 10 years.

The patent by ITT (filed recently) mentioned clearly that the remote sensing technology uses laser produced by Laser Energetics Inc. (not all other types of laser can be used). This is in addition to the fact that 2 of the joint inventors of the ITT patent are from Laser Energetics Inc.

Note: The laser by Laser Energetics Inc used for the JCSD had been recently granted 2 patents by US Patent Office.

The JCSD was successfully field-tested. The US Army is currently in the process of calling tender for a multi-years award consisting of 3 main phases.

The US Army had designated the stryker armoured vehicles to be installed with the JCSD. In December 23 2007, the U.S. Army is buying another 95 M1135 Stryker NBCRV (Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle) vehicles. The first 21 were bought in 2005. Total Demand by the US Army is for a total of 355 NBCRV. Not sure about the demand from Allied Armies though.

There are other potential areas for the deployment of the same remote sensing technology - Homeland security, Airport, Seaports, Border / Customs, etc. etc.


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Chaos13

12/30/09 9:33 AM

#16802 RE: db #16798

The thinking here is that if ITT gets the contract, Laser Energetics will supply the laser component of the JCSD.