HANGAR TALK


Night Flight Concepts Secures Multi-year Contract with the Massachusetts State Police


Recently Night Flight Concepts®


announced the award of a multi­year contract with the Massachusetts State Police (MSP) for a comprehensive pro­ gram of night vision imaging system (NVIS) and laser defense support. The Massachusetts State Police is the principle statewide law enforcement agency in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the largest law enforce­ ment agency in New England and the oldest statewide law enforcement agency in the United States. MSP works in partnership with local communities to enhance public safety and security through provision of quality policing, leadership and strategic resources needed during natural disasters, civil disorder and critical incidents. Leveraging proven, market­leading


tools, technologies, training and main­ tenance practices, Night Flight Concepts has been contracted to help MSP to plan, implement and sustain mission­critical NVIS and Laser Defense capabilities required for duty. The NFC program products and services are expected to enhance mission safety, officer and operator capabilities and mission performance. MSP NVIS support includes Night


Vision Goggle (NVG) equipment acquisi­ tion, NFC NVG training and mainte­ nance services, and the Hoffman NVG Lighting Conformity Test Kit to ensure aircraft airworthiness. New Laser Armor TM Aviator Glasses, Laser Armor TM Light Interference Filters (LIF) and Laser Armor TM Training will help MSP increase laser strike readiness and pre­ vent possible damage to personnel and equipment. 


12 June 2012


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