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Force Protection Video Equipment Corp.

Paul Feldman

James F McNulty, Jr

Matthew J Ray

A harness for mounting a camera to a shield is provided. The harness includes two vertical brackets, a horizontal bracket and an adhesive. The two vertical brackets each define a proximal end facing the shield and define a bottom end opposite a top end. The horizontal bracket is positioned between the bottom ends and the shield for supporting the camera. The adhesive is applied to at least a portion of each of the proximal ends for securing the harness to the shield. At least one strap may be provided for further securing the camera within the vertical brackets of the harness.

Shield harness for mountain a camera

A surveillance projectile consisting primarily of a very robust electronic device designed to be contained in a 40 mm cartridge that can be fired over distances through an open window or door and into a remote location, such as an enclosed site, where it is desirable to surreptitiously acquire intelligence by electronic means or by irradiating an interior with invisible infrared light to facilitate infrared sensing. The projectile may be configured to contain any of several types of surveillance devices. Such devices may be, but are not limited to, wirelessly operated cameras, audio transmitters, recorders and infrared illuminators. Audio transmission may be scrambled for decoding at a receiver.

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Cary, NC, United States of America

Paul Feldman