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Homeland Security Group International's Jeff Powers to Introduce New Product on WallSt.Net Thursday September 21, 10:03 am ET
New Underwater Breathing Device Will Revolutionize SCUBA Industry
SAN DIEGO, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 21, 2006 -- Homeland Security Group International, Inc. (Other OTC:HMSG.PK - News) announced today that its CEO, Colonel Jeffrey Powers, USMC (Ret), will be featured live on WallSt.Net today at 3:00pm EDT where he will introduce a revolutionary new breathing device called the "Neptune EBD1." ADVERTISEMENT
Measuring only 10 inches long, 3 inches wide and weighing only 3 pounds, the Neptune EBD1 supplies 4 to 8 minutes of positive, 2-stage regulated airflow depending on stress level.
The Neptune EBD1 utilizes factory-sealed air canisters making it immediately ready for use even after prolonged storage. Just one hand is required to start the device. It is small and lightweight and comes with an optional holster pouch. Only a short orientation is required prior to use. The device is ideal for aircrew members, workers in confined spaces (such as mines), firefighters, law enforcement, divers, hazmat crews, etc.
"We are very excited about this offering and feel that this item and its next generation will revolutionize the diving industry," commented Powers. "Our designer is already working on a next generation with extended breathing time. All our paperwork is completed and the item has been patented. We have hinted at releasing the Neptune EBD1 and we previewed it at Strong Angel III Integrated Disaster Response Demonstration earlier last month. Fire Departments, Emergency First Responders, Military and Law Enforcement personnel were given a sneak peek at the device and everyone immediately wanted more information about the device. I am a trained diver and I can tell you, this is the greatest thing I have seen in a long time," concluded Powers.
When asked what makes him think this will take the diving and emergency breathing apparatus industry by storm, Powers offered ten points:
1. Size 2. Capacity 3. The device uses air, not oxygen or other sources 4. Quick deployment 5. It forces air into the mouth 6. Persons do not have to use lung capacity for intake of air 7. Long shelf life 8. No maintenance 9. Lightweight 10. It doesn't interfere with other equipment carried on the person Join Colonel Jeff Powers as he discusses this item and answers questions concerning HMSG by going to http://www.wallst.net. Listen live at 3:00pm EDT today. Listeners who miss the broadcast can go to http://www.hstinc.us to hear an archived version.
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HMSG files on pink sheets! Quarterly report to be filed also later this week! Good Luck to everyone who has been accumulating, the $65,000,000.00 contract should be awarded very soon! Take a look carefully at all of the products and partners, how many other pinkies can you find this transparent? GLTYA again!
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SAN DIEGO, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 2, 2006 -- Colonel Jeffrey A. Powers, USMC (Retired), CEO of Homeland Security Group International (Other OTC:HMSG.PK - News), announced today HMSG has retained a seasoned military combat veteran as a member of the Military Technical Advisory Board (MTAB).
Source: Homeland Security Group International
Commenting on the new board member, Colonel Powers added, "The addition of Mr. Anderson to the Military Technical Advisory Board maintains connectivity to the needs and desires of first responders in both the Homeland Security and military sector of the market. We are proud to welcome Mr. Anderson to our team. He brings invaluable expertise from the perspective of combat explosive ordnance disposal." Powers continued, "The phenomenal expertise and experience that Mr. Anderson brings to our Technical Advisory Board will ensure that Homeland Security Group remains on the cutting edge of advancements in Anti-IED related technology matters. With each new member of the MTAB, our credibility continues to climb. These are subject matter experts with credentials of the caliber sought after by congressional committee chairmen. Our experts are able to validate our technology and products and exercise quality control during each stage of production thus ensuring an end product deliverable to the troops that we are confident will enhance their safety, security and lethality."
Mr. Anderson joins a very distinguished group of advisors on the Technical Advisory board including Lieutenant General Emil Bedard, USMC (Ret), retired FBI Agent Ronnie J. Frigulti, Dr. James Richardson and Command Master Chief Robert Fitzgerald.
Anderson will advise the Ballistics Division on matters relating to IEDs and protective measures both technological and physical. He will have input regarding techniques for improving both body armor and ballistic armor used on vehicles and other military equipment. Anderson will also work closely with the Training Division on matters pertaining to the proper training of detection and avoidance of improvised explosive devices.
ABOUT MR. PATRICK ANDERSON
Mr. Anderson is a recently retired US Army Non-Commissioned Officer with 21 years of military experience in explosive ordinance disposal. He has been deployed to 29 countries. Anderson holds the title of Master Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician and has 16 years Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) experience. He is a graduate of the US Navy Advanced Access and Disablement course and the FBI Hazardous Devices School. Mr. Anderson is a US Army Master Instructor with over 8 years experience in Military and Civilian Curriculum Development. He has managed and instructed US Army Instructor Training, Systems Approach to Training and Small Group Instruction courses.
Mr. Anderson holds degrees in Technologies and Management for Calhoun College, a degree in Education from Columbia College and is currently pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice at Columbia College. He is currently the Training Manager for EOD Technology Inc.
Mr. Anderson is an accomplished Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Training Manager who has directed and provided instruction on EOD basic skills (terms and definitions, general EOD safeties, explosives and explosive effects, basic demolition procedures, ordinance color codes, fuse arming and firing functions, general ordinance identification features, reconnaissance procedures, EOD tools); advanced skills (advanced IED access and disablement, incident response management, leadership courses, instructor development); and new EOD developments and techniques.
Mr. Anderson is a recognized subject matter expert in areas including foreign and domestic nuclear, chemical, and biological munitions; sophisticated improvised explosive devices; specialized EOD tools and equipment; radiographic technology; remote access techniques; de-mining techniques and procedures; ammunition supply point techniques and procedures; and hazardous devices incident safety and response techniques. He has incorporated and utilized a broad range of teaching methods, including small group instruction, practical exercises, student demonstrations, conferences, and classroom lectures.
Mr. Anderson is a recognized leader with experience assessing training needs, developing and managing Programs of Instruction (curriculums, courses, lesson plans, materials), and maintaining compliance with regulations and accreditation standards. In addition, he offers a proven ability to train, mentor, supervise, and evaluate civilian and military instructors and play a key role in their professional development.
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