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ABOUT BHI


MEDICAL / SURVIVAL / EMERGENCY C


ombat and tactical medicine is just one of our specialties at Blackheart International. We have developed kits for a variety of applications—from troop to unit level. Our custom med kits are designed by an 18D Special Forces Medical Sergeant. We have developed medical kits to cover the gamut of tactical operation needs. Our Individual First-Aid Kits (I.F.A.K.), basic medical kits and blowout bags are ideal for individ- ual carry in the field. At the other end of the spectrum, we have mass casualty, vehicle and shoot- ing range medical kits. Blackheart International also offers bug-out bags and survival kits, as well as vehicle recovery kits.


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e are committed to supplying our customers with the kind of quality communications equipment we would want on the battlefield or in any “hot zone” throughout the world. Our staff of retired and semi-retired Special Operations soldiers are operators first and foremost. We understand your mission sets and can discuss equipment advantages and disadvantages as they pertain to real-world combat communications environments. We are a leading distributor of high-end communications gear from Trivec, Thales, Motorola, Thrane, Shakespeare, Iridium and other top-line manufacturers. Our product line covers everything from the patrol level to command to disaster relief operations. We use our years of Special Operations combat communications experience to help you select the proper communi- cations gear for your specific operational needs. We know what gear works best in stressful operational environments because we’ve been there.


BHI is a key distributor of premium Trivec-Avant antenna systems


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