Fmc Corporation

United Defense LP

Lockheed Idaho Technologies Company

Ronald A Larson

Timothy G Kaser

Bradley D Goodell

Lorenzo D Goodrich

Frank J Conrad

John P Davies

David S Langerud

Scott G Dacko

Harold J Hall

Billy D Stoddard

Sean G Davis

A massage device that contours and encompasses the body that employs massage nods or balls at two end points and employing attachable separate accessories clip on platforms for housing and supporting interchangeable nods or balls that can be placed and added onto two C shaped long gated members, or for Embodiment 2# a Loop Ring, C shaped members having four end points, upper and lower. C shaped members units, providing a means of a coupling of said C shaped members units to be adjustable and rotational and providing for a disconnecting link. The hand tool massage device having two rotating adjustable locking handles for comfort and control, with said eye rings at its two lower end points, for connecting a rope or strap with three snap links, with one of three snap links, linking the device to a anchored point, while other said two snap links are linked into said eye rings of the two C shaped members. Creating a triad pulley like system, providing a means for the users body weight to be employed into the system in between the C shaped members wherein massage nod's or ball's are placed onto treatment area of user's body, preferably the back, adding pressure onto selected massage points of the users body. That is controlled by the users hands and arms for a deep like massage.

Contouring body massage device

This invention relates to an EMI and EMP shield configured to arrest electromagnetic contamination of sensitive electrical and microprocessor equipment. Particularly, the present invention enables a positive dynamic seal for moving parts and joints by means of resilient and self-adjusting conductive contacts. The contacts provide electrical bonding, between otherwise separate and electromagnetically leaky joints, to arrest EMI and EMP contamination.

Weapon system gun port EMI-EMP seal

A portable vapor generator is disclosed that can provide a controlled source of chemical vapors, such as, narcotic or explosive vapors. This source can be used to test and calibrate various types of vapor detection systems by providing a known amount of vapors to the system. The vapor generator is calibrated using a reference ion mobility spectrometer. A method of providing this vapor is described, as follows: explosive or narcotic is deposited on quartz wool, placed in a chamber that can be heated or cooled (depending on the vapor pressure of the material) to control the concentration of vapors in the reservoir. A controlled flow of air is pulsed over the quartz wool releasing a preset quantity of vapors at the outlet.

Calibrated vapor generator source

A compact rammer assembly for forcing ammunition into a gun having a rammer head attached to a pair of chains which are stored in separate spiral tracks positioned between the retracted position of the rammer head and driven sprockets. Each chain composed of links pinned together with vertical tabs at each end of each link; the tabs on each link engaging the tabs on adjacent links of each chain as well as the corresponding tabs on the links of the other chain when the sprockets driven the chains to extend the rammer head.

Stiff-backed ramming chain

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Ronald A Larson