(USASOC / K9)
SHAWN G
U.S. Army (Retired) - United States Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) K9 Handler Program (10 years). During his time with USASOC, Shawn was heavily involved in the testing and implementation of advanced K9-specific equipment. Currently, Shawn is a LEO and K9 handler for a major metropolitan police department in North Carolina.
“Communication is key for successful deployments.”
(LEO / SWAT / SNIPER / Marine)
Travis E
Active law enforcement officer with 12 years of experience, including SWAT Operator, and both Firearms and Rifle Instructor. Travis served in the United States Marine Corps as a machine gunner, completing two tours in Afghanistan and earning two Purple Hearts. Currently, Travis is a Road Patrol Sergeant and SWAT Team Leader.
"Effective communication is essential for daily operations."
(ACTIVE LEO / TCSO)
Christian T
Active law enforcement officer with over 6 years of experience. Worked in roles include Deputy Sheriff, Tactical Flight Officer, Hostage Negotiator, and Gang Task Force Member. Skilled in tactical operations, gang suppression, and officer training.
“Effective law enforcement depends on clear communication, adaptability, and reliable, modern equipment—lifelines that ensure safety and swift response in any situation.”
(LVMPD SWAT)
Bob M
30-year member of LVMPD, retired. 25-year member of SWAT. Worked numerous hostage rescues, service of high-risk warrants, high risk/violent suspect investigations and dignitary protection from President Clinton through President Obama. Currently owner of an Executive Protection Company serving Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 Company Executives.
(LEO / FIRE / EMT)
James L
Active LEO, volunteer firefighter and EMT with an aggregate of 15 years in public safety.
James rapidly became fluent in radio technology and programming out of necessity; completely or partially maintaining/coordinating the radio fleets of two law enforcement agencies, seven fire departments and three school districts.
In his “day job,” James is a full-time deputy sheriff in northeast lower Michigan, assigned as a school resource officer most of the year and to road patrol in the summertime. A proud, self-proclaimed nerd, he actively seeks out new products and learns the technology as best he can to serve the needs of his fellow first responders. He has also entered the emergency vehicle upfitting business with a fellow police officer.
“Communication, while one of the most critical components of any emergency response, can easily become one of the first pieces to fall apart. Emergency service personnel need rock-solid, intuitive equipment and realistic, scenario-based training to use that equipment effectively and toits fullest potential. I’m thrilled to help my agencies spearhead advancements in this sector.”
(LVMPD)
Leonard L
26-year member of LVMPD, retired. Worked as Pilot in Command of MD530F Helicopters (little birds). Worked in several covert assignments, some as a supervisor, where communication was key. Lives, money and freedom depended on it. In current capacity, working as an owner / managing member of a Private Investigation/Executive Protection Company.
"Communication equipment must be durable, resilient, and reliable."
(75th Ranger Regiment)
Mark J
With 19 years in the communications industry, Mark has vast experience in land mobile radio, marine and aviation systems, and has held key positions with multiple leading manufacturers. A Cold War veteran, Mark served as a US Army Infantryman (11B) with the 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment and on Korea’s DMZ with the 2nd Infantry Division. After ETS, Mark was recalled for Operation Desert Storm to instruct combat tactics and prepare reservists for deployment.
"Instant, clear communication is key to success in any situation."
