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US 12,410,993 · App. 17/834,591 · Granted Sep 9, 2025

Mobile ballistics and projectile resistant crate with telescoping protective ballistic resistant panels and removable storage cage

Inventor: Clayton Erik Fowler (Newnan, GA)
Assignee: GOLDENEYE DEFENSE LLC
F41H5/24B65D88/005B65D90/0073F41H5/013E04B1/3445E04H9/10F41H5/06
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Patent No.
US 12,410,993
App. No.
17/834,591
Granted
Sep 9, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

Rapidly deployable, immediately activated Mobile Mission Kits are highly flexible armored protective apparatuses that can be used in countless environments and against various threat types and levels to protect people, infrastructure and equipment while giving end users unit dominance advantages through the ability to establish an extended and hardened perimeter with checkpoint options by interconnecting operative (Mobile Mission Kit) units that interlock, an internal structural mission cage that can accommodate necessary tactical gear, weapons, equipment and supplies for missions or emergency responses, offensive capabilities, and stopping intrusion efforts from adversarial groups or entities. The Mobile Mission Kit does not require assembly or construction to activate the protective barrier upon arrival, and would not require any tools or equipment to active barrier, interconnect units, deactivation, or prepare for extraction

Claims (11)

1. A system comprising:

a series of mobile crates, each crate configured to deploy independently from a pre-existing fixed structure, each crate comprising:

a pallet-type base with forklift channels, and

a removable, non-collapsible internal cage with a compartmented storage area above the base, comprising a first compartment and a second compartment,

wherein the first compartment is configured to accommodate a predefined amount of equipment prior to insertion of the cage within the crate, and

wherein the second compartment holds a series of panels, separated from the predefined amount of equipment in the compartmented storage area,

wherein each of the series of panels connects to an adjacent panel, and the series of panels deploys from the storage area by telescoping and/or articulating outward from the storage area to form an extended protective barrier, and

wherein the extended protective barrier of a first crate in the series of crates connects to an extended protective barrier of a second crate in the series of crates to form an extended protected perimeter.

2. The system according to claim 1 , wherein the extended protective barrier is secured within the internal cage during storage and transport.

3. The system according to claim 1 , wherein each crate is treated with one or more protective materials to protect the crate from chemicals, water, corrosive materials, or UV rays.

4. The system according to claim 1 , wherein each crate comprises one or more channels for cabling and wiring.

Continuity (1)
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