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| 11/30/2007: Why We Serve: Chef Happiest at Sea Working with Sailors Navy Master Chief Petty Officer Bruce "Skip" Binda is traveling the country telling the military's story as part of the Defense Department's "Why We Serve" public outreach program. defenselink.mil |
Nordic Shelter Nordic Shelter holds decades of experience in designing and manufacturing special containers, military shelters, mobile medical facilities and cargo freight units. Apart from being a leading designer of highly specialised container and shelter systems, Nordic Shelter is an independent, authorised representative for our production partners in Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Norway and the United States.INTERMODAL CONTAINER AND SHELTER SYSTEMSWe specialise in intermodal units that can be transported and handled quickly and cost-efficiently by air, rail, road and sea vessels as standard ISO containers. In order to offer our clients a full range of mobility products Nordic Shelter offers a wide and various range of cargo transport units, container-handling equipment, building modules and insulated panels.CONTAINER AND SHELTER PRODUCTSWe produce a wide range of mobile container and shelter systems for many applications, including:Expanding containersCollapsible sheltersSoft-wall sheltersFreight containersMobile workshopsMobile kitchensMobile laundriesMobile ablution systemsMobile hospitalsMobile clinicsCommand postsCommunications sheltersAccommodation shelters and modulesWater purificationWater desalinationCauseways and connectorsContainer-handling equipmentCONTAINER SPLINTER-PROTECTION PANELSIn order to meet the demand for protection among military clients we offer the revolutionary AluSafe® splinter-protection panels. AluSafe® panels provide protection for facilities and containers to NATO STANAG level three at a minimal cost and effort compared to available alternatives.TURNKEY CONTAINER AND SHELTER PROJECTSOur staff have vast experience in the execution of large-scale projects for demanding clients worldwide, including turnkey mobile medical hospitals, field kitchens, water purification and desalination plants, mobile command and control systems, and communications shelters.CUSTOMISED MOBILE CONTAINERSMost standard containers are manufactured in Asia. We meet the market by offering tailor-made products manufactured close to the customer in order to meet short, deadlines, assure proper quality and keep prices low. We perceive quality and proximity to the customer as paramount.To further enhance our capabilities and ability to serve our clients quickly and cost-efficiently Nordic Shelter is building a state-of-the-art production plant in Norway.We value personal contact. As a result we are constantly on the move to discuss requirements, technology and methods with clients, authorities and key players in the industry.REPRESENTATIVES, PARTNERS AND AGENTSNordic Shelter is currently represented by highly competent and reputable partners in Central Europe, the Middle East and the United States, and we constantly search for competent partners and agents. Please contact us to explore possibilities for co-operation.We do not aim to become the largest provider in the business. However, we guarantee that we will do whatever it takes to be the best and make you and your organisation a returning customer. army-technology.com |
02/03/2008: End-of-Tour Ceremony Honors Casualties Civilians and servicemembers gathered at the Al Faw Palace in Baghdad on Feb. 1 to reflect on the cost of war and pay their last respects to fallen warriors during a Multinational Corps Iraq end-of-tour memorial ceremony. defenselink.mil |
03/07/2008: Defense Language Institute Aids Deploying Troops, DoD Personnel A Defense Department program is providing some of the department's military and civilian personnel with cultural and linguistic training before they deploy abroad. defenselink.mil |
04/08/2008: U.S. Troops Devoted to Iraq Mission Despite Strain, Petraeus Says American troops fighting in Iraq understand the importance of their mission there despite strains caused by repeated deployments, the senior U.S. military officer in Iraq told Senate Foreign Relations Committee members. defenselink.mil |