Alloy Surfaces Company, Inc.

Graphic Controls Corporation

John J Scanlon

Rajesh D Shah

Jason Fischer

David P Dillard

Eric M Smith

David L Machamer

Truong Quang Dinh

James R Hubbard

Joseph Pelensky

George M Sarkisian

John H Slack, Iv

Jason A Fischer

The present invention relates to decoys for heat-seeking missiles and methods of producing and using the same. The decoys axe designed to be kinematic or pseudo-kinematic, producing one or more infra-red radiation emitting clouds that give the appearance of a moving infra-red target in the airspace in which the decoy has been released.

Decoys for infra-red radiation seeking missiles and methods of producing and using the same

The present invention relates to munitions employed for training and tactical purposes. Specifically, the present invention relates to training munitions (e.g., training rounds) used with various weapons (e.g., grenade launchers), wherein each training round includes a projectile that contains a pyrophoric payload that is released into the environment and reacts with air, upon impact of the projectile with an impact site. The reaction of the pyrophoric payload with air creates a signal that can be observed from a distance, thereby marking the landing or impact site of the projectile after it has been fired from a weapon.

Use of pyrophoric payload material in ammunition training rounds

The present invention relates to decoys for heat-seeking missiles and methods of producing and using the same. The decoys are designed to be kinematic or pseudo-kinematic, producing one or more infra-red radiation emitting clouds that give the appearance of a moving infra-red target in the airspace in which the decoy has been released.

A disposable marker apparatus for use with low torque recorders includes a bifurcated body with two separate ink reservoirs in the first and second body segments interconnected by a connector segment. The connector segment includes an ink transmitting member. A stylus tube extends from the body. A pivot member is provided to engage an associate pivot support outwardly from said pen body. A substantial portion of the mass of the marker is below the connector segment and the pivot member. The result is a marker having a center of gravity below the pivot so that the swinging marker tends to stabilize after disturbance due to vibration or rapid marker excursion.

Pens for low torque chart recorders

Convenient disposable marker tip design minimizes marker passing distance and provides a constant width trace line independent of the angle at which the marker tip engages the writing surface. The marker tip comprises a nib shank, surrounding and supporting a nib having a partially spherical tip. The nib shank is shaped to provide maximum coverage of the nib surface and minimum passing distance between adjacent nib tips.

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Mount Laurel, NJ, United States of America

John J Scanlon