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- In
November of 2005, the state of Georgia's Department of Homeland
Defense and the office of Hospital / EMS / Trauma Preparedness
acquired 600 of the Oxylator EMXb hands free patient ventilation
devices... read more...
- In
July of 2005 the US Navy's Seal teams started acquiring the
Oxylator EMXbt to augment their medical kit requirements for
casualty evacuation (CASEVAC).
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In August of 2005, the US Marines determined that the Oxylator
EMXbt was the ventilation device to be placed in their newly
updated US Marine Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC) kits.
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In October of 2005, the US Army's 5th Special Forces Group
(SFG) acquired 72 Oxylator EMXbt's to augment some Oxylators
previously obtained. The 5th SFG joins the 1st SFG, the 3rd
SFG, the 7th SFG, and the 10th SFG to acquire large quantities
of Oxylators for use in their casualty evacuation (CASEVAC)
kits.
- LSI Oxylator
Technology was featured in the "Hands On" section of
the September 2004 issue of JEMS Magazine
- LSI
MCI equipment was featured in the "Cool Cache" section of
the July / August 2004 issue of Homeland
First Response magazine
- Oxylator
EM-100s become a new "standard" for the US Army's
Special Forces / Operations ...read more...
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Washington DC's Department of Homeland Security acquires EM-100
Oxylators to enhance the medical response to a terrorist attack...read
more...
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