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Singapore Contract Armor Systems International has begun work to up-armor military vehicles for the government of Singapore.
Under the approximate $1 million contract awarded by Wong Fong Engineering, Vancouver-based Armor Systems International will apply its Aztik armor to five-ton troop transport trucks, increasing their level of protection against ballistic weapons... more


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Armor Systems International contracts for $11 million dollar fuel tank protection, April 5, 2005 (Vancouver, WA)- If the secretary of the Army is satisfied with the armoring of military vehicles, he hasn't seen the products made by Armor Systems International, Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., said Thursday....more
 
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The Oregonian

House panel awards $6 million to 3 Vancouver-area outfits, The Oregonian, June 9, 2005
The House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee awarded Wednesday a total of $6 million to three businesses with ties to Vancouver...more

Senator tries to sell Army on Vancouver firm's armor,
The Oregonian, May 6, 2005
Armor Systems International Inc. said Wednesday that the U.S. Army had awarded it part of a $34 million contract for a sealant to protect fuel tankers. .... more
 
Maria Cantwell

Using local technology to protect our troops, Maria's Monday Memo, May 9, 2005
Last Thursday I had the honor of meeting Sergeant Adam Furno of the Washington National Guard. Recently back from Iraq, Furno told me how he and other members of his unit had to attach scrap metal and sandbags to their humvees as makeshift armor to protect themselves....more

 
Defeinse Review

Aztik 100 Stick-On Composite Up-Armor Solution for U.S. Military Vehicles,
Defense Review, April 25, 2005
Up-armoring military Humvees has become a major priority for the U.S. military, of late, due to intense media attention to the issue. Armor Systems International (ASI), out of Vancouver, Washington, thinks it has the answer to our military's problems in this regard. ...more
 
The Oregonian

Vancouver company gets Army contract,
The Oregonian, April 21, 2005
Armor Systems International Inc. said Wednesday that the U.S. Army had awarded it part of a $34 million contract for a sealant to protect fuel tankers. .... more
 
The Columbian

Military turns to Vancouver firm,
The Columbian, April 21, 2005
Armor Systems International has received $11 million as part of a contract to apply a spray-on material that protects the large tanks on Army fuel trucks and exterior gas tanks on large vehicles operating in Kuwait and Iraq.... more
 
Defense Tech

Peel-And-Stick Armor In Iraq, Defense Tech,
Defense Tech, April 15, 2005
Usually, adding to an armor to a Humvee means welding on giant steel plates. Now, U.S. forces in Iraq are starting to stick their armor on, like bumper stickers....more


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