PMR and Associates, LLC Presents Homeland Security Technology (HST) Inc. Overview
Thursday July 1, 9:37 am ET
HST Primed for Growth in $570 Billion Global Homeland Defense Market

DEL MAR, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 1, 2004 -- Homeland Security Technology, Inc. (HST) is a developmental stage company based in north county San Diego trading under the ticker symbol (OTC BB:HSTJ.OB - News). HST's mission is to develop and commercialize technology focused on providing increased security for both civilian and military personnel throughout the world. Under the Leadership of Colonel Jeffrey A. Powers USMC (Ret), HST seeks to assemble a portfolio of technology and services through alliances with established defense related companies and through internal development that can be brought to market in a cost efficient and timely manner. HST's first business iniative was to form a joint venture with an established manufacturer of military gear and expects to begin generating revenues from that product line soon. Additionally, HST's management team is involved in high level negotiations with industry leaders involving Survellaince Systems for Site Security and Special Operations Training for Urban Warfare. More developments are expected in these areas in the near future.


JOINT VENTURE PARTNER RECON MOUNTAINEER, LLC

The company has entered into a Joint Venture Agreement with Recon Mountaineer, LLC to ramp up product development and sales. D.A. "Mack Mlynek," recently appointed member of the HST Military Technical Advisory Board, is the Founder and President of Recon Mountaineer, LLC. Recon Mountaineer, LLC is a supplier of advanced military gear to the US Armed Forces. Particular success has been seen with the Combat Trauma Bag (CTB) supplied by Recon Mountaineer to the Navy Medical Corpsman operating side by side in support of the US Marine Corps in present combat operations.

The Joint Venture Agreement entails several key components designed to enable growth and increased distribution of Recon Mountaineer, LLC's new and existing product line.

HSTI is responsible for the following activities under the Joint Venture Agreement (JVA)

1. Sales and Marketing Support to Existing Military Customers;

2. Lead Generation and Order Processing for New Customers in both the Defense and Civilian Markets;

3. New Product Development Alliance Seeking To Both Create and Source Innovative New Products and Services for the Homeland Defense Sector;

4. A Distributorship/Reseller Relationship;

5. Providing Financing for Existing Operations and Inventory Management.

The financial terms for the JVA include compensation to HSTI in the form of commission for generating sales, preferred pricing for redistribution of product line, fees associated with financing activity and a 50 percent ownership interest in jointly developed products.

1000 COMBAT TRAUMA BAGS TEST ORDER ON SCHEDULE FOR JULY DELIVERY

Management for both HST and Recon Mountaineer, LLC have recently met with outsourced OEM manufacturers and placed orders for 1000 units of the Combat Trauma Bag expected to be delivered in mid July, 2004. Management has received orders and commitments for approximately 500 units and is projecting wide scale deployment of the CBT for numerous military operations after field evaluations have been completed.

Field reports for the Combat Trauma Bag are encouraging. Front line medical personnel have used this product and it appears from our discussion with military commanders that demand will robust," commented Colonel Powers. "We have been very impressed with Mack's vision for the needs of the military and the rapid completion of the product cycle from design to completion of orders. This joint venture enables HST to hit the ground running since Recon Mountaineer products are already in demand by military units. The Combat Trauma Bag is a combat proven item that has already has generated interest within certain military supply circles. We also intend to introduce the product line to the 1st responders in the Homeland Security arena along with expanding military utilization. We believe there will be a strong demand at the local, state, and federal levels," concluded Colonel Jeffrey A. Powers, founder of HST.

ABOUT RECON MOUNTAINEER, LLC and the COMBAT TRAUMA BAG

Recon Mountaineer, LLC is an Oceanside, Ca.-based designer and manufacturer of military combat gear for the United States Armed Forces. The President and Chief Designer, D.A. Mack Mlynek's experience with modification of existing/past load bearing equipment and design and fabrication of new concepts reaches back 18 years. One of the company's lead products is the Combat Trauma Bag, or CTB. The CTB is a Highly Durable Ruggedized carrying case currently used by medical personnel involved in current combat operations. The design of the CTB is extremely manageable for use by the Navy's medical corpsman in battlefield situations and provides quick and easy accessibility when time is of the essence. The CTB has been revised twice with the input we acquired from the US military. The CTB has been reordered with the modifications and has become popular due to its functionality.

Industry Analysis and Competitive Analysis

The Defense contractor industry generates revenues in the hundreds of billions a year. Industry leaders include Northrup Grumman, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics and Boeing. Recently numerous companies have entered the Homeland Defense sector and have made national headlines. Smaller company standouts include Taser International, Ipix, Inc., and Mace, Inc.

2005 Homeland Defense Market

Recent press reports have indicated that President Bush has proposed a 14.4% increase in spending for the Department of Homeland Security to $47.4 billion. The request for total military spending was slated at $402.6 billion. Highlights of the 2005 budget include: $3.2 Billion for Future Combat Systems an Army program developing military gear for soldier to use in combat situations. $890 million was budgeted for aviation security measures such as bomb detection machines and air marshal training. The Justice Department is to receive a 242% budgetary increase from 2001 levels to $22 billion for counter-terrorism and homeland defense efforts allocating more than 2,600 FBI agents for counter-terrorism efforts. Recent reports peg the total expected expenditures for global homeland defense spending in excess of $570 billion for 2004.

Background of HST Founder Colonel Powers

Colonel Jeffrey Powers USMC (retired) has recently retired from the US Marine Corps achieving the rank of Colonel. He is veteran of Operation Desert Shield/Storm where he commanded a 1200 man Task Force into Saudi Arabia as part of the lead Marine Corps contingent in Desert Shield. Colonel Powers was decorated for valor while serving as Operations Officer for the lead Task Force into Kuwait. Additionally, Colonel Powers held command assignments in Marine reconnaissance, light armor reconnaissance, a Dutch Marine rifle company, a US Army Special Forces (Green Beret) training company, as well as officer in charge of Special Operations Training Group for the Marines on the west coast. He commanded two Light Armor Reconnaissance Battalions. Following retirement from the Marine Corps, Colonel Powers worked as an analyst for the US Army's Future Combat Systems at Boeing. Colonel Powers has over 26 years experience in training, motivating, and directing multinational, civilian, and military personnel. He developed combat proven techniques utilized to build cohesive teams capable of rapid planning and response in any high stress environment. Experienced in leading and teaching several thousand personnel to include military, law enforcement and corporate groups. Highly regarded as a charismatic leader and instructor. Continuously sought for leadership and motivational speaking engagements, in addition to numerous course work and continuing education throughout his military career, Colonel Powers is a graduate of Villanova University with a BA in Criminal Justice, an MS in Urban and Environmental Studies from Renselaer Polytechnic Institute and an M.A. in National Security and Strategic Studies, Naval Warfare College, Newport, Rl.

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Homeland Security Technology Inc. Announces Commencement of Trading Under New Ticker Symbol and Formal Name Change
Wednesday June 30, 11:42 am ET
Combat Trauma Bag 1000 Unit Test Order Scheduled for Delivery for Mid July

DEL MAR, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 30, 2004 -- Colonel Jeff Powers (USMC ret), Founder of HST, announced today that the company will commence trading under a new ticker symbol (OTC BB:HSTJ.OB - News) reflecting the formal name change of the company to Homeland Security Technology, Inc.


"Receiving the new ticker symbol will place HST as a pure play in the Homeland Security and Defense Sector. This event should open many avenues of shareholder awareness for our company on wall street as we progress in developing our business plan," commented Colonel Jeff Powers.

In additional news, the Combat Trauma Bag order for 1000 units is on schedule to be delivered in Mid-July. Members of HST's management team will be conducting quality assurance reviews in the next week to ensure compliance with HST's rigorous Q.A. standards.

"We have received several small test orders from military units and numerous commitments indicating initial demand to be around 500 units. Once the inventory has been approved on a QA basis, which is highly anticipated, our sales efforts will be accelerated and it is anticipated that we will move the first 1000 units rather quickly. Our strategy is that once the product is introduced to the military units and field reports are in, a large scale deployment of the bag is a natural progression of the military procurement cycle," commented Colonel Powers. "Additionally, our team has been very busy over the last several weeks on two main fronts: Surveillance Systems for Site Security and Special Operations Training in Urban Warfare. Our management team has had several highly productive meetings with well-established companies in this arena and we anticipate more positive developments to be publicized in the near future. We are also looking to expand our Military Technical Advisory Board and will also be issuing updates on that subject as well," concluded Colonel Powers.

About The Combat Trauma Bag

The CTB is a Highly Durable Ruggedized carrying case currently used by medical personnel involved in current combat operations. The design of the CTB is extremely manageable for use by the Navy's medical corpsman in battlefield situations and provides quick and easy accessibility when time is of the essence. The CTB has been revised twice with the input acquired from the US military. The CTB has been reordered with the modifications and has become popular due to its functionality.

The Combat Trauma Bag was designed for medical personnel/first responders in support of operations overseas. Management believes that because of the CTB's versatility for carry and use the CTB will become an essential piece of equipment. The benefits to the CTB are due to the acute attention to detail preformed by the Recon Mountaineer R/D Team to identify what exactly the first responder needs to carry in order to perform a no nonsense triage and any battlefield wound/trauma first aid. The CTB is easy to carry in various situations in and around vehicles, urban areas and is easy to restock supplies when time is of the essence. To date over 2,000 CTB's are currently in use in Afghanistan and Iraq.

ABOUT HOMELAND SECURITY TECHNOLOGY, INC. (HST)

HST is a developmental stage company based in north county San Diego. HST is a publicly traded company under the ticker symbol (OTC BB:HSTJ.OB - News). HST's mission is to develop and commercialize technology focused on providing increased security for both civilian and military personnel throughout the world. Under the Leadership of Colonel Jeffrey A. Powers USMC (Ret), HSTI seeks to assemble a portfolio of technology and services through alliances with established defense related companies and through internal development that can be brought to market in a cost-efficient and timely manner. HST recently entered into an alliance with Recon Mountaineer, llc an Oceanside, Ca.-based designer and manufacturer of military combat gear for the United States Armed Forces. HST is manufacturing and will begin to distribute the Combat Trauma Bag to the US armed forces in the near future.

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Homeland Security Technology, Inc. (HSTI) Announces New Ticker and Name Change
Tuesday June 29, 3:45 pm ET

DEL MAR, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 29, 2004 -- Colonel Jeff Powers (USMC retired), founder of HSTI (formerly a division of Eyemakers, Inc. (Other OTC:EYEM.PK - News)), announced today that the company has received formal notification that the company will commence trading under the ticker symbol (OTC BB:HSTJ.OB - News) on 6-30-04.

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DEL MAR, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 07/06/04 -- Homeland Security
Technology, Inc. (OTC: HSTJ) founder Colonel Jeff Powers (USMC Ret)
announced today that retired US Marine Corps Lieutenant General Emil
"Buck" Bedard has joined the company's Military Technical Advisory
Board (MTAB).

Regarding the addition of General Bedard to the Board, Colonel Powers
commented, "General Bedard has a reputation throughout the Marine
Corps and the Department of Defense as a 'warrior' general. Since
meeting him in Holland in 1986, General Bedard has continuously been
a source of advice on combat operations, preparation for combat, and
combat leadership. His philosophy has always been centered on
vigilance and maintenance of a fighting posture for the fight that is
coming now, not tomorrow. He was proven correct on 9/11. The
General evacuated his office in the Pentagon, following the terrorist
strike, and immediately began to direct Marine Corps operations from
his alternate command center in Headquarters Marine Corps. His
combat experience in Viet Nam, Desert Storm, and Somalia has always
been in the center of the fight. The General has an instinctive
understanding of what is required to maintain security at all levels
to include the Homeland, which has been his focus since retiring from
the Marine Corps. The General's presence on the MTAB will provide HST
with invaluable steering guidance and connectivity to the pulse of
Homeland
Defense."

Emil R. Bedard
Lieutenant General, United States Marine Corps (Ret.)

Effective 1 December 2003, Lieutenant General Emil R. "Buck" Bedard
retired with over 37 years of active duty service.

General Bedard graduated from the University of North Dakota in 1967.
In addition to holding a M.S. degree, General Bedard's formal military
education includes the U.S. Army Advanced Infantry Course (1973),
Armed Forces Staff College (1980), and Army War College (1986).

General Bedard was commissioned a second lieutenant on December 1,
1967, and designated an infantry officer. While a lieutenant he served
as a rifle platoon commander and company executive officer with 2d
Battalion, 27th Marines and 3d Battalion, 3d Marines in the Republic
of Vietnam. Subsequently, he was ordered to Quantico, Virginia, where
he served as Commander and Staff Officer with Schools Demonstrations
Troops.

As a captain he was assigned to the U.S. Army Intelligence School as
an instructor and served as a company commander in the 3d Marine
Division, Okinawa, Japan. He was also the Marine Officer Instructor on
the NROTC Staff at Vanderbilt University and a platoon and company
commander at the Marine Corps Officer Candidate School, Quantico,
Virginia.

As a major he served as Logistics Officer, 7th Marines and Executive
Officer, 3d Battalion, 7th Marines.

Promoted to lieutenant colonel, he served as Assistant Operations
Officer, I Marine Amphibious Force, G-3 and Pacific Plans Officer,
G-5. Assigned to NATO in Holland, he served in the Central Region
operations division in charge of reinforcement operations of allied
forces to Central Europe.

Upon promotion to colonel he was reassigned to Twentynine Palms,
California, where he directed the Combined Arms Exercise Program at
the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center. He became Assistant G-3 for
Operations for the 7th Marine Expeditionary Brigade and the 1st
Marine Expeditionary Force during Operations Desert Shield and Desert
Storm. From May 1991 through June 1993, he commanded the 7th Marine
Regiment, which deployed to Somalia in December 1992. In July 1993,
he was assigned as the Assistant Division Commander for the 1st
Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, California. In October 1993, he was
assigned as J-3 Operations Officer, Joint Task Force, Somalia.

In June 1994, he was advanced to brigadier general and was assigned
as the President, Marine Corps University/Commanding General, Marine
Corps Schools, Marine Corps Combat Development Command, Quantico,
Virginia. He was assigned as the Deputy Commander, Marine Forces
Pacific, Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii in June 1995. Assuming command of 2d
Marine Division in July 1997, General Bedard was promoted to major
general on September 1, 1997. He relinquished command of 2d Marine
Division in June 1999 and assumed command of II Marine Expeditionary
Force in July 1999. On June 29, 2000, General Bedard relinquished
command of II Marine Expeditionary Force.

On 25 July 2000 he was advanced to lieutenant general and assumed the
duties as the Deputy Commandant for Plans, Policies, and Operations,
Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, Washington, D.C.

His awards and decorations include the Distinguished Service Medal,
Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit (with gold star in
lieu of 2d award), Bronze Star (with Combat V), Defense Meritorious
Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Air Medal with 18
Strike/Flight awards, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (with
Combat V and 2 gold stars in lieu of subsequent awards), Army
Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal and the
Combat Action Ribbon.

General Bedard is married to the former Linda Deck of Harvey, N.D.
and they have 3 children, Jason, Jordan and Camille.

ABOUT HOMELAND SECURITY TECHNOLOGY, INC. (HST)

HST, Inc. is a developmental stage company based in north county San
Diego trading under the ticker symbol (OTC: HSTJ). HST's mission is to
develop and commercialize technology focused on providing increased
security for both civilian and military personnel throughout the
world. Under the leadership of Colonel Jeffrey A. Powers USMC (Ret),
HST seeks to assemble a portfolio of technology and services through
alliances with established defense-related companies and through
internal development that can be brought to market in a
cost-efficient and timely manner. HSTI recently entered into an
alliance with Recon Mountaineer, llc, an Oceanside, Ca.-based
designer and manufacturer of military combat gear for the United
States Armed Forces.

This press release contains forward-looking statements pursuant to
the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act
of 1995. These statements include risks and uncertainties that may
make the company's plans to change and are in no way intended to
guarantee that the company will be successful in executing its plans.
HSTJ's common stock currently trades on the over-the-counter "Pink
Sheets" under the symbol "HSTJ." This press release in no way
constitutes any recommendation regarding the securities of HSTJ,
Inc., or its affiliates. Though its securities are publicly traded,
HSTJ has failed to comply with its obligations to make periodic
filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Accordingly, the nature and extent of information usually available
to the public regarding companies whose securities are publicly
traded are not available regarding HSTJ. Any person reading this
press release is advised that this release should be considered in
light of all facts and circumstances regarding the business and
financial condition and prospects of HSTJ, and no inference is made
in this release contains all such information.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISITE OUR WEBSITE AT www.HomelandSecurityTechnologyInc.com

Contact:
Colonel Jeffrey A. Powers
858-350-0409
Info@HomelandSecurityTechnologyInc.com

Investor Relations
Patrick Rost
President
PMR and Associates, LLC
858-350-0409

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