Jeffrey H Decker

7976309, Jul 12, 2011

Oct 27, 2006

11/553697

Giles D. Jones - Chino Hills CA, US
Qingce Bian - Corona CA, US
Christopher A. Tomlinson - Vail AZ, US
Jeffrey E Decker - Moreno Valley CA, US
William W. Price - Upland CA, US
Bradley C Huang - Chino Hills CA, US
Peter M. Wallrich - Upland CA, US

Raytheon Company - Waltham MA

F41G 3/26

434 21, 434 11

According to one embodiment of the invention, there is provided a method for simulating damage inside a chamber in response to receiving a detection signal from one or more sensors outside the chamber. The method includes receiving the detection signal from the one or more sensors located outside the chamber in response to the one or more sensors detecting a simulated hit to outside the chamber. In response, emitting light from one or more light sources to simulate damage inside the chamber.

20080286725, Nov 20, 2008

May 14, 2007

11/748351

Giles D. Jones - Chino Hills CA, US
Bradley Huang - Chino Hills CA, US
Jeffrey E. Decker - Moreno Valley CA, US
Qingce Bian - Corona CA, US
Christopher A. Tomlinson - Vail AZ, US
William W. Price - Upland CA, US
Peter M. Wallrich - Upland CA, US

F41G 3/26
H02P 13/00

434 21, 363100

In one embodiment according to the present disclosure, a military training apparatus generally includes an electrical power converter for coupling between a simulated weapon device and an electrical power system of a vehicle. The electrical power system has at least one operating characteristic that is incompatible with the simulated weapon device. The electrical power converter is operable to receive electrical power from the electrical power system and adjust the electrical power provided to the simulated weapon device such that an operating characteristic of the simulated weapon device remains within one or more specified limits.

20100025153, Feb 4, 2010

Jul 14, 2009

12/502254

Jeffrey Decker - Gardena CA, US

E06C 5/32

182129

An accessory holding device for a ladder assembly includes a body member and at least one mounting member. The body member includes a primary compartment and a plurality of secondary compartments integrally configured with the primary compartment such that the primary compartment is disposed between a first compartment and a second compartment of the plurality of secondary compartments. The primary compartment and the plurality of secondary compartments of the body member are capable of receiving accessories therein. Further, the at least one mounting member adjustably coupled to one of the primary compartments and the plurality of secondary compartments of the body member. The at least one mounting member is capable of removably mounting the body member to the ladder assembly for holding the accessories.