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LRAD??500 Support to U.S. DOD (Military) Community American Technology Corporation donates LRAD 500 to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. An LRAD 500 device atop a Humvee, on patrol outside the hurricane-damaged Superdome in New Orleans. LRAD 1000 Support to U.S. DOD (Military) Community American Technology Corporation delivered:Prototype LRAD Devices?to 2nd/3rd/7th Fleets in 2003LRAD Devices to SWDG for OPTE in October 2003LRAD?Devices NSWC Crane for IROS3 in December 2003LRAD?Devices Navacent (5th Flt) in support of OIF in 2004LRAD Devices to I MEF in support of OIF in 2004LRAD Devices to U.S. Army Stryker BCT in 2004LRAD Devices to U.S. Army Rapid Equipping Force in 2006SoundSaber? Support to U.S. DOD (Military) Community American Technology Corporation installed:SoundSaber aboard the USS Carl Vinson in 2002SoundSaber at NAS Brunswick in 2004SoundSaber along BIW Waterfront in 2004U.S. Navy SupportAmerican Technology Corporation delivered Prototype LRAD Devices?to 2nd/3rd/7th Fleets in 2003 ? ? In October 2000, the small-boat terrorist attack on the USS Cole in Yemen killed 17 Sailors and caused significant structural damage to the ship. The U.S. Navy was now faced with intercepting and deterring small boats while reducing the threat to the fleet. Subsequently, CINCLANTFLT established a 500 yard Naval Vessel Protection Zone around U.S. Naval vessels. The Protection Zone propelled the need for the LRAD technology – safe standoff capability to Hail and Warn vessels and determine intent. In an effort to satisfy the U.S. Navy’s dilemma, American Technology Corporation accelerated the development of the LRAD and delivered prototype LRAD Devices?to COMTHIRDFLT, COMSECONDFLT and COMSEVENFLT Force Protection Officers in 2003. U.S. Navy SupportAmerican Technology Corporation delivered LRAD Devices?to SWDG for OPTE- October 2003 ? American Technology Corporation delivered LRAD Devices?to the U.S. Navy Surface Warfare Development Grou