Today’s military forces are required to support the full spectrum of missions from combat
and counterinsurgency to disaster response and humanitarian assistance.
Regardless of the assigned mission, clear communication and scalable escalation of force (EOF) are critical to success.

LRAD innovated acoustic hailing devices (AHDs) in response to the deadly October 2000 attack on the USS Cole.
While equipped with an arsenal of lethal force, the sailors on the U.S.
destroyer had no way to determine the intent of the suicide mission bent on destroying it until it was too late.

Today’s military forces are required to support the full spectrum of missions from combat
and counterinsurgency to disaster response and humanitarian assistance.
Regardless of the assigned mission, clear communication and scalable escalation of force (EOF) are critical to success.

LRAD innovated acoustic hailing devices (AHDs) in response to the deadly October 2000 attack on the USS Cole.
While equipped with an arsenal of lethal force, the sailors on the U.S.
destroyer had no way to determine the intent of the suicide mission bent on destroying it until it was too late.

Today’s military forces are required to support the full spectrum of missions from combat
and counterinsurgency to disaster response and humanitarian assistance.
Regardless of the assigned mission, clear communication and scalable escalation of force (EOF) are critical to success.

LRAD innovated acoustic hailing devices (AHDs) in response to the deadly October 2000 attack on the USS Cole.
While equipped with an arsenal of lethal force, the sailors on the U.S.
destroyer had no way to determine the intent of the suicide mission bent on destroying it until it was too late.

Today’s military forces are required to support the full spectrum of missions from combat
and counterinsurgency to disaster response and humanitarian assistance.
Regardless of the assigned mission, clear communication and scalable escalation of force (EOF) are critical to success.

LRAD innovated acoustic hailing devices (AHDs) in response to the deadly October 2000 attack on the USS Cole.
While equipped with an arsenal of lethal force, the sailors on the U.S.
destroyer had no way to determine the intent of the suicide mission bent on destroying it until it was too late.

Today’s military forces are required to support the full spectrum of missions from combat
and counterinsurgency to disaster response and humanitarian assistance.
Regardless of the assigned mission, clear communication and scalable escalation of force (EOF) are critical to success.

LRAD innovated acoustic hailing devices (AHDs) in response to the deadly October 2000 attack on the USS Cole.
While equipped with an arsenal of lethal force, the sailors on the U.S.
destroyer had no way to determine the intent of the suicide mission bent on destroying it until it was too late.