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Carba Fire Technologies, Inc.

Brian E Carrier

Pamela M Baughman

Joseph B Grand

Anthony Wiles

Bonnie Carrier

A vehicle for fighting fires, retrieving hazardous materials, performing rescues and providing emergency medical services in remote areas comprises an all terrain vehicle suitably equipped for the task it is intended to carry out. As a vehicle for retrieving hazardous materials, it is equipped with a crane () to lift a container () of waste onto its deck (). For emergency medical services and searches and rescues, it has a full length protective wire mesh () over driver and occupants and a stretcher () elevated on cabinetry () so that the stretcher extends over the seat back to fit within the confines of the mesh.

All terrain retrieval vehicle for medical emergencies

A method for preserving digital evidence of a computer misconduct, the method including the steps of: prior to the misconduct, installing an expansion card capable of retrieving and storing a memory image and register information from a digital electrical computer in which the expansion card is installed; connecting a switch to regulate the expansion card from a location other than the computer; at the time of the misconduct, using the switch to trigger the retrieving and storing of the memory image and the register information into the expansion card; and subsequent to the misconduct, extracting the expansion card to preserve digital evidence of the computer misconduct. This method can be carried out further by subjecting the memory image and register information from the expansion card with another computer to forensic analysis.

Method and apparatus for preserving computer memory using expansion card

A mobile emergency response platform is based on an all-terrain vehicle of the type that can accommodate at least two persons and has the capability, without requiring in-field modification by an operator, of traversing multiple off-road surfaces that include, at minimum, each of sand, mud, snow, swampland, thickly wooded areas, ice, grasslands, man-made rubble and debris, surfaces having angles of about at least thirty degrees from horizontal, and the floatable operation of the vehicle on waterways. Electronic communication equipment can receive at least two types of wireless communication transmissions. The platform can also transmit at least two types of wireless communication transmissions. The electronic communication equipment can also perform crossover and amplification of different types of signals. An environmental monitoring station is capable of taking in-field measurements of environmental conditions surrounding said platform.

Mobile emergency response platform

A fire fighting apparatus comprising a container with two tanks therein, one holding a quantity of water and another holding a quantity of foaming agent, a pump operated by a gasoline engine, several hoses for directing a water/foam mixture at a fire and for refilling the water tank with water from a source, and a valve system for directing the water/foam mixture through two different hoses at the fire while water from a source is used either directly on the fire or for replacing water taken from the tank. The apparatus is held within a container mounted on casters so that it can be conveniently wheeled about. The unit is adapted for use in areas remote from fire departments.

Fire fighting apparatus

A vehicle for fighting fires in remote areas comprises an all terrain vehicle carrying a water-fillable tank, a water pump in fluid communication with the inside of the tank, an engine to operate the pump, and at least one hose for directing the pumped water, preferably foamed with a foaming agent at the fire.

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Eldred, PA, United States of America

Brian E Carrier