looks like pain before gain, page-17

Hi Silu

Would be interesting if you can expand on your experiences dealing with getting deals done with the military?

I think this is a little different. Alexiums products were initially designed by the US defense force - they still have relations and ties here.

Furthermore a recent announcement is encouraging - "Alexium Government Solutions (AGS) has submitted two candidate fabrics in response to an invitation by the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC)"

They want what Alexium offers: "Seeking overall similar durability and protection as the current MCCUU, the key performance requirement for the USMC is 40 minutes or less dry out time."

It's just a matter of time I think until a deal is done. The US military should already be familiar with Alexiums products as they designed them and have invested millions in them..

Just thinking about it, why would they have gotten rid of the product in the first place if it adds value? thats what I dont understand (could be a risk). Any thoughts people?