Abstract: The vehicle electrostatic propulsion system has two connected sections. A direct current section comprising an array of supercapacitors and an electrostatic repulsion motor; they are powered by wind and solar energies. This direct current section is connected to an alternating current section comprising a 3-phase induction generator and a 3-phase induction motor, the generator is powered by the electrostatic repulsion motor. The 3-phase induction motor power the wheels of the vehicle. The propulsion system will give a long range to a vehicle.

Abstract: This electrostatic power circuit purpose is to build-up a large amount of powerful electrostatic energy. It has a high direct-current voltage generator acting as an electrostatic energy provider in the form of electric charges, next is an electrostatic generator and its electric motor acting as an electrostatic energy amplifier, and last is an electrostatic motor acting as an electrostatic energy convertor, converting electrostatic energy to mechanical energy. The electrostatic power circuit is a major part of a practical electrostatic power system.

Abstract: Mechanical energy is generated at the axle of the rotor of this electrostatic motor by the electrostatic energy going into the motor. The electrostatic motor comprises a rotor adjacent a stator and there are changing lines and a discharging line. A continuous repeating of the charging and discharging sequences produces continuous rotation of the rotor. An important property of the electrostatic motor is that they can operate from a much greater variety of electrical sources; the electric field of the earth is one example.

Abstract: This is a mobile vehicle with three basic eternal features a conical front, cylindrical body and ellipsoidal rear end. The vehicle will have stationary rear wheels and steerable front wheels. This design will allow the vehicle to enter a tornado safely and spray cold water through its outer nozzles into the tornado, reducing its energy and destructive power. This vehicle can become a tornado hunter. This vehicle can be used in fighting large fires on relatively level terrains, by creating a watery path-like barricade.

Abstract: This is a mobile vehicle with three basic eternal features a conical front, cylindrical body and ellipsoidal rear end. The vehicle will have stationary rear wheels and steerable front wheels. This design will allow the vehicle to enter a tornado safely and spray cold water through its outer nozzles into the tornado, reducing its energy and destructive power. This vehicle can become a tornado hunter. This vehicle can be used in fighting large fires on relatively level terrains, by creating a watery path-like barricade.

Abstract: The dangers associated with high waves coming over a helicopter low flight deck is well known by many naval personnel. Waves have been known to damage helicopter engines and nearly washed sailors overboard. This barricade of special designed units will solve this problem completely and without a great cost to the Navy.

Abstract: This invention is about the art, science and technology of smoke screening. The three “areas of importance” are sea, land and air uses. During World War II military strategy was forever changed by the numerous offensive and defensive advantages created by the first ever effective large area smoke screen. Smoke screens were also used extensively during the Vietnam War. In wars since the Vietnam War there have been several military disasters—totally or partially—for not using smoke screens, it has been reported. This invention will eliminate leaking tanks, plugged up exhaust nozzles, loose control values, inaccurate gauges and regulators found in earlier and present smoke screen delivery systems. No new technology is required.

Abstract: An electrostatic repulsion motor comprising a rotor adjacent a stator. A main charging line is connected to a rotor charging line and a stator charging line. There is a discharging for the rotor. A continuous repeating of the charging and discharging sequences, produces continuous rotation of the rotor. Mechanical energy is generated at the axle of the rotor by the electrostatic energy going into the motor. Electrostatic energy in a concentrated amount is the second most powerful type of energy, nuclear energy being the first. The problems for the need of better insulating materials and techniques have gone away, along with the economical and convenient shortcomings. An important property of the electrostatic motor is that they can operate from a much greater variety of sources than the present electromagnetic motors. The electric field of the earth is one example.

Abstract: A portable ice crusher assembly to be mounted on the bow of an icebreaker. The main sections are a deck support assembly, a deck power assembly and a front support assembly with a hanging container with weights within, and sharp pointed spikes at its bottom. The ice crusher assembly breaks up the ice in front of the icebreaker by dropping the container onto it. Instead of breaking the ice with a ship's hull an ice crusher assembly can be used.

Abstract: This apparatus is for the destruction of land mines, improvised explosive devices and mechanical booby traps by creating strong forces on the ground. The apparatus comprises a physical structure having an electric motor-vanes housing assembly, that is connected to an electrical system. The electrical system comprises a portable control panel and a portable power supply. Undiscovered land mines pose problems for many countries of the world.

Abstract: Moving water generated by an abundance of rain or snow or both by train, is a fast, economical, efficient, and sanitary way. A locomotive with many flatbed railroad cars, each with an open water container, the train and its open water containers can sit and wait in an area that is raining or snowing or both. Later, it can transport this water to an area that needs it.

Abstract: Guns are fired simultaneously from a rotating platform. This is primarily a last-ditch, defense weapon system to protect the Navy's aircraft carriers and the Marine Corps amphibious landings: This system would have the ability to destroy all of many incoming ballistic missiles and bombs, and their fragmentation over a wide area. The ships are out at sea and are moving; falling debris is only a minor problem compared to getting hit by a bomb or missile. A land or port version of this system may be of some interest; such as a system on a mobile water platform or vehicle. The system could certainly knock down a swarm of hostile unmanned aerial vehicles.

Abstract: This landing craft is capable of transporting heavy tracked and/or wheeled vehicles and troops from amphibious assault ships to beachheads or piers. A flat bottom has an unique design using Bernoulli's principle. The benefits are good speed, efficiency, durableness, and relatively economical and low noise.

Abstract: This apparatus automatically brings a physical control cable and an utility control cable together during the launching. It will separate the physical control cable from the utility control cable during mooring. The physical control cable is connected to an electric winch which is powered and controlled through an electric cable, the utility control cable is free to move around. The above apparatus can be operated by one person at a control panel with video screens inside a housing.

Abstract: The invention is designed to be used for the large outdoor fires such as fires on the U.S. Navy's aircraft carriers, in forests and grasslands and at airports and chemical plants. The operators of an “assist unit” should always be behind the firefighters. At long range it can blow fire suppressors into a fire and smother it. The suppressors can be water or chemicals by the firefighters. Soot, ashes, dirt or sand around a fire itself are good suppressors. The “assist unit” will blow them into the fire and it blows away the smoke and fumes as well. There are two versions of the “assist unit”: the ALL MANUAL one and the VEHICLE MOUNTED one.

Abstract: This invention is about the art, science and technology of smoke screening. The three “areas of importance” are sea, land and air uses. During World War II military strategy was forever changed by the numerous offensive and defensive advantages created by the first ever effective large area smoke screen. Smoke screens were also used extensively during the Vietnam War. In wars since the Vietnam War there have been several military disasters—totally or partially—for not using smoke screens, it has been reported. This invention will eliminate leaking tanks, plugged up exhaust nozzles, loose control values, inaccurate gauges and regulators found in earlier and present smoke screen delivery systems. No new technology is required.

Abstract: This is an electrical system not an electronic one. The light units should be placed as close to an actual circle as possible. For a helicopter visual landing in rough seas, low visibility and darkness, the approach for landing becomes a hazardous task. Good visibility of the landing area will be possible due to this system effectiveness. The helicopter can now become a truly all-weather vehicle. No new technology is needed. The parts for the system can be purchased off a store shelf, a minor modification of an existing item, or made by relatively minor fabrication.

Abstract: This is an electrical system not an electronic one. The light units should be placed as close to an actual circle as possible. For a helicopter visual landing in rough seas, low visibility and darkness, the approach for landing becomes a hazardous task. Good visibility of the landing area will be possible due to this system effectiveness. The helicopter can now become a truly all-weather vehicle. No new technology is needed. The parts for the system can be purchased off a store shelf, a minor modification of an existing item, or made by relatively minor fabrication.

Abstract: The invention is designed to be used for the large outdoor fires such as fires on the U.S. Navy's aircraft carriers, in forests and grasslands and at airports and chemical plants. The operators of an “assist unit” should always be behind the firefighters. At long range it can blow fire suppressors into a fire and smother it. The suppressors can be water or chemicals by the firefighters. Soot, ashes, dirt or sand around a fire itself are good suppressors. The “assist unit” will blow them into the fire and it blows away the smoke and fumes as well. There are two versions of the “assist unit”: the ALL MANUAL one and the VEHICLE MOUNTED one.