APPLICATIONS INCLUDE: Training Exercises Personell Markers Landing Zone Markers Drop Zone Markers Covert Operations/Surveillance Obstacle Markers Perimeter Markers Medical Triage Marker

Field-tested and proven effective! Lightsticks provide tactical and logistical advantages in battle and have saved numerous lives during military operations and training worldwide. Now widely demanded by US and International governments and military service personnel as indispensable in a variety of applications and nighttime operations.

Dependable, versatile, and easy to use! As a testimony to this, the following have been submitted by soldiers in various services around the world. Please feel free to E-MAIL us and tell us how you use lightsticks.

Air-Flight Operations

• Rear mount ruck-sack marker - tie or tape visible mini chem-light lightsticks to top of ruck-sack for formation visibility.
• Bundle drop marker - attach 15" IMPACT lightstick in infrared (or visible depending on light allowance) on each side of bundle, when it hits the ground, chem-lights will automatically activate from impact
• Survival Kit - store mini, 4" or 6" chem-light lightstick in seat survival kits for emergency use
• Altimeter light - tape mini chem-light lightstick to wrist altimeter for visibility during jump
• Landing zone markers - use 15" impact lightstick in infrared to outline area or on hard/flat surfaces outline area with infrared circles with adhesive backing
• Cockpit light - tape mini lightstick to fingertip for gauge reading
• Drop zone markers - place infrared circles or 6" chem-lights lightstick in desired location
• Free fall markers - tape mini chem-light lightstick to legs and on helmet for jump safety
• Down pilot training - for rescue light use SOS light and swing overhead

Land Operations

• Route markers - 4" lightstick attached to tree or other object
• Landing Zone ID - 10" orange chem-light lightstick with tripod stuck into ground or 15" impact infrared laid as directional arrows
• Obstacle markers - infrared circles w/adhesive affix onto obstacle
• Hazard markers - red lightstick in 6" or 15" length
• Vehicle I.D. - code using various colors
• Triage markers (use flexbands on wrists or attach to stretcher of injured personnel - color coding severity of injury. Mini lightstick attached with rubber band around leg of injured).
• Vehicle and aircraft repair - 15" lightsticks
• Mark cleared areas or vehicle lanes - with 4" chem-light lightsticks hung on 550 cord (can string a couple hundred ahead of time and use as needed)
• Shift signals - use 6" che-light lightstick
• Tracking light - attach infrared circle to vehicle for easy surveillance
• Room and building clearance - 6" chem-light or circles with adhesive backing
• Leader marker - use mini lightstick on back of helmet, color code each leader in the squad
• Reading or map light - visible mini chem-light lightstick
• Mine field - use circles (infrared or colored)to simulate mines during training exercises
• Chemical contamintion area - mark off with circles or lightsticks
• Protect perimeters - use triip flare with 5 minute ultra bright 6" chem-light lightstick
• Ambush training - use trip flare with 5 minute ultra bright 6" chem-light lightstick
• Weather instrument marker - affix circle to pieball/weather balloons
• Tank light - inside tank affix visible circle to inside roof.

Sea, Ship, Marine Operations

• Rescue light - attach PML with clipped to life vest - if thrown into water, squeeze handle and activate light for rescue signal.
• Diver down buoys - attach a circle with adhesive back or tie 6" lightstick
• Ship evacuation - use circles with adhesive back to mark escape routes
• Personnel markers - tie 6" chem-light lightstick to air tanks or dive belts or attach mini lightstick (visible or infrared) to divers
• Light for berthing areas - attach circle or hang 4" or 6" chem-light lightstick
• Boat markers - attach circle with adhesive back for easy visibility or use infrared
• Life raft markers - store infrared or visible 6" lightsticks for signaling in rescue situations
• UNREP - use various sized chem-light lightsticks for underway replenishment
• Damage control light - inside vessel use 15" Impact chem-light lightstick to access damage in an emergency situation