Meet the peacekeeper

Article Abstract:

Peacekeeper Technologies Inc. introduced a six-chamber mockup of an unconventional weapon system in June 1998, which can considerably enhance the performance of the M-16 assault weapon. Made of composite materials that eliminate rust and reduce the need for maintenance, the new Peacekeeper weapon system can be utilized either as an attachment to an M-16, or as a stand-alone weapon. The Peacekeeper includes an electronic ignition system that allows the user to fire from a remote location using a radio signal, or other electronic means of command such as infrared, motion detection, or trip wire. Without requiring batteries and encompassing no moving parts, the Peacekeeper can carry 36 rounds of as many as six ammunition types, which can be loaded in different combinations.

Product introduction, Small Arms Manufacturing, Automatic Rifles, Rifles, Automatic weapons, Article, Peacekeeper Technologies Inc., M-16, Peacekeeper

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Stories of stripes

Article Abstract:

A brief review on the different collections including an entire B-25 tail gunner station, uniforms, and weapons among others of the 19 air aviators killed in the 1995 bombing of Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia is exhibited by the Enlisted Heritage Hall. The Hall uses a wide variety of artifacts to reveal the story of the Air Force enlisted force and its contributions to military, air, and space power history

Collections and collecting, Air forces

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