Tactical and Rescue Equipment, LLC

Textron Corporation

Tactical & Rescue Gear, Ltd.

Robert M Wohlfeld

Donald W Wooten

Thomas J Pilling

Cecil E Covington

James L Braswell

Nolan B Phillips

Reggie J Tomerlin

An adjustable weapon auxiliary mount for mounting devices of different diameters, one at a time, to a weapon. The adjustable weapon auxiliary mount is provided with a base, a device clamp and a clamp. The base has a first end, an opposed second end, and a clamping surface formed therebetween. The device clamp is mounted to the base. The device clamp is provided with a clamping member having a clamping surface facing the clamping surface of the base and spatially disposed therefrom so as to define a receiving space for receiving one device and securely gripping the device. The clamping surfaces of the clamping member and the base are configured to securely grip, one at a time, devices having varying diameters within a predetermined range. The device clamp is also provided with a clamping assembly for connecting the clamping member of the device clamp to the base so as to permit adjustment of the receiving space within a predetermined range and thereby permit the devices having varying diameters within the predetermined range to be securely mounted within the receiving space. The clamp connects the base to the weapon.

Adjustable weapon auxiliary mount

An adjustable weapon auxiliary mount for mounting devices of different diameters, one at a time, to a rail of a weapon. The adjustable weapon auxiliary mount is provided with a base, a device clamp and a rail clamp. The base has a first end, an opposed second end, and a clamping surface formed therebetween. The device clamp is mounted to the base. The device clamp is provided with a clamping member having a clamping surface facing the clamping surface of the base and spatially disposed therefrom so as to define a receiving space for receiving one device and securely gripping the device. The clamping surfaces of the clamping member and the base are configured to securely grip, one at a time, devices having varying diameters within a predetermined range. The device clamp is also provided with a clamping assembly for connecting the clamping member of the device clamp to the base so as to permit adjustment of the receiving space within a predetermined range and thereby permit the devices having varying diameters within the predetermined range to be securely mounted within the receiving space. The rail clamp connects the base to the rail of the weapon.

An intrusion apparatus for safely propelling a non-lethal diversionary device into a structure through a barrier. The intrusion apparatus comprises an extension device adapted to be gripped by an individual and being movable generally towards the barrier by the individual. A support assembly is connected to the extension device. The support assembly serves to support the non-lethal diversionary device as the extension device is moved towards the barrier. A barrier breaking assembly is also supported by the extension device. The barrier breaking assembly forms an opening sized to receive the non-lethal diversionary device through the barrier as the extension device is being moved towards the barrier. A propelling assembly is also supported by the extension device. The propelling assembly serves to selectively propel the non-lethal diversionary device into the structure through the opening formed in the barrier at a non-lethal velocity.

Intrusion apparatus

A composite rotor blade has a nose spar of fiber reinforced plastic with the fibers extending spanwise the length of the spar and at the root encircling a transverse hub attachment structure with the spar provided with a tubular inner liner of cross ply filament wound fiberglass forming a closure for the nose spar with a blad afterbody structure including skins for integrating the afterbody with the nose spar and liner. Preferably the spar has an inner liner and an outer liner both of cross ply filament wound fiberglass in multi layers. The blade afterbody structure includes honeycomb filler having cells extending in the direction of blade thickness.

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Dallas, TX, United States of America

Robert M Wohlfeld