Part 3 Pentagon Phone Call 8/31/16. So, I hung up
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Posted On: 10/09/2016 12:40:14 PM
Part 3 Pentagon Phone Call 8/31/16. So, I hung up the phone and called SFOR hoping to leave a message. Mark Kay picked up the phone! I related all the details of the conversation I just had with the DOD/CIO's Policy guy. I informed Mark of his deep IT background and suggested he might want to have Ram near when he returned the call to answer any highly technical questions.
It was now almost 1700 EST, quitting time for DOD civilians. Mark told me he consequently would prepare for and return the phone call on Monday. I told Mark the policy guy might call him first!
Mark expressed his appreciation for what I had done around the halls of the Pentagon raising in his words "product awareness".
I told Mark I was then also trying to break the ice with the USCG.
As you are aware the USCG fell under the DHS after 9/11 not the DOD. Mark thanked me for my efforts as an activist stockholder on behalf of SFOR. As you'll recall my letter to the Admiral has borne similar fruit. Like DOD, SFOR is now in receipt of a point of contact, responsible for acquisition, with the United States Coast Guard. I have done all I could as a retired military officer on behalf of our company. I have placed the baton in the hands of our most competent CEO and I assume our distributor ACS.
Mark Kay has never lied to me. I'm confident he will, or has already, follow up with the DOD and then the USCG. I can't promise you we're going to get a government contract but at least we got a chance at bat! I don't know about you but I believe once SFOR steps up to the plate Mobile Trust will sell itself. In fact, IMHO SFOR may just get a base run here. (I write of at least a beta test say for the 30,000 troops General Ben Hodges commands in United States Army Europe. He raised the COMSEC issue and deserves the first potential fix to the problem, Mobile Trust)
Go ARMY! Go SFOR!
4sleddogs
It was now almost 1700 EST, quitting time for DOD civilians. Mark told me he consequently would prepare for and return the phone call on Monday. I told Mark the policy guy might call him first!
Mark expressed his appreciation for what I had done around the halls of the Pentagon raising in his words "product awareness".
I told Mark I was then also trying to break the ice with the USCG.
As you are aware the USCG fell under the DHS after 9/11 not the DOD. Mark thanked me for my efforts as an activist stockholder on behalf of SFOR. As you'll recall my letter to the Admiral has borne similar fruit. Like DOD, SFOR is now in receipt of a point of contact, responsible for acquisition, with the United States Coast Guard. I have done all I could as a retired military officer on behalf of our company. I have placed the baton in the hands of our most competent CEO and I assume our distributor ACS.
Mark Kay has never lied to me. I'm confident he will, or has already, follow up with the DOD and then the USCG. I can't promise you we're going to get a government contract but at least we got a chance at bat! I don't know about you but I believe once SFOR steps up to the plate Mobile Trust will sell itself. In fact, IMHO SFOR may just get a base run here. (I write of at least a beta test say for the 30,000 troops General Ben Hodges commands in United States Army Europe. He raised the COMSEC issue and deserves the first potential fix to the problem, Mobile Trust)
Go ARMY! Go SFOR!
4sleddogs
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