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Vernon H Ayre

from Byron, GA
Age ~64
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Also known as:
Vernon Hall Ayre, Vernon A Ayre
Related to:
Gregory L Comer, 61Timothy Massey, 57Timothy Massey, 38Kimberly M Ayre, 35Margaret Woods Ayre, 84Rachael M Ayre, 56Marylin H Massey, 85James R Comer
Connected to:
Brian M Ayre, 50Charles J Ayre, 66Cynthia A Ayre, 53Donald D Ayre, 86Joseph G Ayre, 78Karen L Ayre, 71Lydia E Ayre, 59Wayne A Ayre, 60Alice J Ayres, 64Angela Ayres, 47

Vernon Ayre Phones & Addresses

  • Byron, GA
  • 305 Pike Rd, Falkville, AL 35622 (256) 784-5274
  • Altus, OK
  • Rogersville, AL
  • 619 Kelly St, Warner Robins, GA 31098
  • Brunswick, GA
  • 305 E Pike Rd, Falkville, AL 35622 (256) 558-5990

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Us Patents

Rotating Shutter System For Hostile Laser Source Location Technique

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US Patent:
62819275, Aug 28, 2001
Filed:
Sep 26, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/253099
Inventors:
William F. Otto - Huntsville AL
Vernon H. Ayre - Falkville AL
John K. Dempsey - Union Grove AL
Richard D. Milton - Lacey Spring AL
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC
International Classification:
H04N 300
G02B 2602
US Classification:
348 61
Abstract:
A hostile laser source location technique employs a television camera in conjunction with a rotating shutter to pinpoint the location of a hostile laser source without placing the pilot/operator at risk for eye damage. For an attack scenario the pilot/operator could then make changes in his tactics to negate the source or to continue his attack run. The shutter made of high optical density material (e. g. , OD-4), except for an open aperture, provides optics protection for the camera system from both damage and dazzle. A detector is used to detect the laser pulse (flash) which immediately signals the proper frame to be frozen on a monitor. The laser source appears as a bright spot and is easily pinpointed.

Rotating Shutter For Eye/Optics Protection Against In-Band Frequency Agile Lasers

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US Patent:
63057972, Oct 23, 2001
Filed:
Sep 26, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/253100
Inventors:
William F. Otto - Huntsville AL
Vernon H. Ayre - Falkville AL
John K. Dempsey - Union Grove AL
Richard D. Milton - Lacey Spring AL
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC
International Classification:
G02B 2602
US Classification:
350 69
Abstract:
A countermeasure device for the in-band frequency agile laser threat posed to the eyes of operator(s) comprises a rotating shutter operating at a predetermined speed and with alternating clear and nearly opaque sectors. The shutter is designed to spin in front of the operator's field of vision at a rate sufficient to avid a flickering image. The device significantly increases operator protection from an initial laser pulse over existing devices while allowing sufficient ambient light to reach the retina for clear vision. This device will eliminate dazzling which interferes with operator's ability to pinpoint the location of the laser source for neutralization. The device also eliminates the occurrence of damage to both eyes simultaneously.

Imaging Simplified Laser Pointing (Islaps)--A System Modification/Improvement

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US Patent:
61668036, Dec 26, 2000
Filed:
Mar 20, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/041257
Inventors:
Richard D. Milton - Laceys Spring AL
Vernon H. Ayre - Falkville AL
William F. Otto - Huntsville AL
John K. Dempsey - Union Grove AL
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC
International Classification:
G01B 1126
US Classification:
3561522
Abstract:
A subsystem addition to the Imaging Simplified Laser Pointing System (ISL). The subsystem in itself is a laser system to be operated off-axis within the field of view of the ISLAPS. This subsystem laser is to be used to interrogate the target. Operation of the ISLAPS at night or with low light conditions is made possible by this addition. The interrogator beam is bounced off the target. In the OA mode the receiver is looking for a retro-reflection or optical augmentation to signal the firing of the negation laser. This mode can be used at any light level. In the illuminator mode the interrogator is "opened up" to effectively spotlight the target during low light conditions. This allows for imaging, aimpoint selection and video correlation in the same manner as was done with ambient light in the original system. The use of the interrogator also makes it possible to range gate. This reduces background creating clearer images and increases sensitivity because it allows for a reduction in threshold levels.

Auto-Shutter System For Eye Protection Against In-Band Frequency Agile Lasers

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US Patent:
62960369, Oct 2, 2001
Filed:
Sep 26, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/253102
Inventors:
William F. Otto - Huntsville AL
Vernon H. Ayre - Falkville AL
John K. Dempsey - Union Grove AL
Richard D. Milton - Lacey Spring AL
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC
International Classification:
B64C 114
US Classification:
160 5
Abstract:
An automatic-shutter system functions as a counter-measure to the in-band frequency agile laser threat posed to the eyes of pilot(s)/operator(s). Ideally it is desirable to protect the operator from every laser pulse including the first. However, the lack of fast shutters or optical gates (faster than a micro-second) suitable for visible usage has prevented the protection from a first pulse threat. The automatic-shutter system detects the first pulse and provides protection against any subsequent pulses. This is achieved by a multi-directional detector system for actuating shutters on the aircraft/vehicle. The detector, after detecting a pulse of laser light, further comprises processing means in electrical communication with the multi-directional detector for processing a detected pulse of laser light and to generate a signal responsive thereto. A plurality of shutters can be individually or group dropped in response to shutter actuating means to provide protection against subsequent pulses of laser light.
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