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Mission Ready Solutions Inc V.MRS.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  MSNVF

Mission Ready Solutions Inc. specializes in providing government contracting solutions through its wholly owned subsidiary, Unifire, Inc. (Unifire) Unifire is a small business and an industry manufacturer and distributor fire, military, emergency, and law enforcement products. It has two business segments in the global defense, security, and first-responder markets: consulting and manufacturer representation. It also provides relationship management, product development, acquisition and contracting and sales and marketing support to manufacturers selling to the United States Federal Government. The Protect the Force Innovations (PTFI) division develops, enhances, tests, and pioneers new and advanced technologies relating to defense and personal protection. Its portfolio of defense and security-related products includes Flex9Armor and Tactical Shield Cover. It serves law enforcement, the military, government and other agencies through its various products and services.


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Post by robmilleron May 28, 2019 12:18am
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The belt!!!!

The belt!!!!US Army's new uniforms a throwback to classic WWII design By Brittany De LeaPublished May 10, 2019Military & DefenseFOXBusiness Facebook Twitter Print Improving America's military readiness Under Secretary of the U.S. Army Ryan McCarthy on President Trump's 2020 budget proposal, efforts to improve U.S. military readiness and the tech threat from China. The U.S. Army Opens a New Window. is planning to roll out new uniforms Opens a New Window. , which look very similar to ones members have worn in the past. A spokesperson for the Army told FOX Business that the look which was worn by soldiers in World War II and the Korean War is one of the most admired and recognizable in the services history. MORE FROM FOXBUSINESS.COM... NAVYS NEWEST SUPERSONIC STEALTH FIGHTER: WHAT TO KNOW Opens a New Window. US MILITARY NEEDS MORE FINANCIAL INVESTMENT TO REGAIN SUPERPOWER STATUS: GEN. JACK KEANE Opens a New Window. The reintroduction of this uniform is meant to inspire trust and confidence in our soldiers' professionalism and readiness, Heather J. Hagan told FOX Business. The style of uniform was termed pinks and greens by Army members. During an address at the Wounded Warriors Project Soldier Ride last month, President Trump said the uniforms would be expensive. In the Army, were even getting new uniforms and those beautiful new uniforms with the belt. It was a big deal the belt, Trump said. And if you think those uniforms were inexpensive, they were very expensive. They were very. But they wanted it and we got it. (U.S. Army Photo by Timothy M. Ahearn) Hagan told FOX Business, however, that the new uniform will have no additional cost for either the American taxpayer or enlisted soldiers. The higher quality uniforms are expected to last for a longer service life and the Army will be phasing them in over a longer period for costs to remain neutral. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX BUSINESS APP Opens a New Window. The Army does not yet have specific cost information, Hagan said, because the procurement phase for the uniform had not yet begun. All soldiers are expected to be given the uniforms in 2020, according to The New York Times. Field tests have been underway for a number of months. Taboola Ad InformationTaboola Ad Information Opens a New Window. by Taboola | Opens a New Window. Ad Content Opens a New Window. Sponsored Stories You May Like
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