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Started by higherstocks, June 29, 2005, 07:15:07 PM

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Draak

Chart is perfect. It's going in 1 direction from here. Keep it on the radar.

Largest sales last year ever. Finance in place. New Scanner with radiation facilities. Winner.

Draak

Volume is steady. Break out imminent.

Draak

Now VYST has it's own message board on Yahoo. Democrats passed the increase in Homeland security spending bill yesterday. VYST has a new sales office in the Middle East.

A few weeks previously VYST announced a 6 million finance from Redwood.

It's all falling into place.

Draak

The news is coming. Radar. Middle East contract. It has to be on the books.

Draak

January 23, 2007 - 9:15 AM EST           
 
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View Systems Announces Additional Five-Unit VFR Sale to the United States Army
View Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: VYST), a cutting edge homeland defense solutions provider, announced today the United States Army has purchased five Visual First Responders for approximately $150,000 plus. Battelle Energy Alliance placed the order on behalf of the U.S. Army.

Battelle provides solutions and helps develop innovative products for commercial customers by leveraging technology into competitive advantage. Battelle also teams with more than 800 federal, state, and local government agencies, providing cost-effective science and technology in the areas of national security, homeland defense, energy and environment, health and life sciences, and transportation and space (http://www.battelle.com).

These Visual First Responders included the on-board video encryption technology and extended range antennas. The encryption feature allows first responders to transmit their on-scene video to the command post without the data being intercepted by unwanted parties.

"The recent continuing sales to several divisions of the United States Military are an indication that the VFR is becoming the preferred video technology," stated Dave Johansen, Homeland Defense Products Manager for View. "Our efforts and growing support from our distributors is leading to consistent orders and now the sales are becoming more significant."

The Visual First Responder (VFR) is a powerful wireless camera system that is able to transmit high quality video in the most difficult environments. The U.S. Army, U.S. National Guard, U.S. Coast Guard, State Emergency Responders and Fire & Rescue Departments currently use the VFR. The camera's patented triple-diversity antenna system dramatically reduces transmission loss that affects other systems. The VFR was selected by R&D Magazine to win the coveted R&D 100 Award which has been called "The Oscars of Invention" by the Chicago Tribune. This award deems VFR one of the 100 Most Technologically Significant New Products of the Year.

About View Systems Inc.

View Systems specializes in concealed weapons detection systems, emergency response camera systems, and nuclear sensing technology. The SecureScan Concealed Weapons Detection System is the only PC-based unit on the market today that can visually locate threat objects on the body of a person passing through the portal while ignoring harmless, non-threat objects. The handheld wireless VFR Visual First Responder camera increases safety and reduces response time by allowing incident commanders to view in real-time what the entry team sees. View's Nuclear Sensors can be integrated with both aforementioned products, or can be used independently to detect shielded nuclear or radiological materials including "dirty bombs."


Draak

Press Release Source: View Systems, Inc.


View Systems Recaps Activities
Tuesday February 6, 9:15 am ET


BALTIMORE, MD--(MARKET WIRE)--Feb 6, 2007 -- View Systems, Inc. (OTC BB:VYST.OB - News), a leading homeland defense solutions provider, has issued a review of the past six months.
SecureScan is fast becoming the choice concealed weapons detection system across the country. In the last six months, View Systems has placed multiple units in Maryland, California, Texas, Ohio, Washington, D.C. and Indiana. These locations are mainly correctional facilities and courthouses.

R&D 100 Award Winner, Visual First Responder (VFR), continues as an in-demand product with 15 ordered and 10 delivered this year, the balance to be delivered in the first quarter of 2007. The new 'better-faster-cheaper' VFR Mobile Multi-Mission (VFR-M3) has growing interest and will enter the market in the first quarter of '07.

Important Accomplishments to Date:


-- Three dozen SecureScan units delivered to Maryland Correctional
Facilities with more on order
-- California opened up as a vast market for View Systems with over 21
SecureScans installed and 34 on order
-- SecureScan market opened up in two counties in Texas with more on
order
-- SecureScan units installed in Ohio and Indiana with biometric
accessories on order
-- Multiple units delivered to DC Department of Corrections with full
biometric interface including fingerprint, positive ID and facial
recognition
-- Named #4 on the list of the "Fastest Growing Companies in the
Baltimore Area" in the Baltimore Business Journal
-- Featured as a Fox 45 News Cover Story; Multiple articles printed in
the Baltimore Business Journal, Innovation: America's Journal of Technology
Commercialization and Star-Ledger
-- SecureScan used for president's conference second year in a row
-- Entered into agreement with the Riderwood Group to locate capital and
to actively seek out acquisitions
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The past six months have been comprised of extensive new product development. View entered into Phase II of integrating nuclear radiation sensor technology with the SecureScan. When complete, this integration will improve and enhance the SecureScan by broadening its detection capabilities to include nuclear radiation as well as magnetic sensing. In September, View unveiled its versatile new product, the LAW Handheld Metal Detector. The LAW is the most highly sensitive handheld technology on the market today and was added to View's product line due to great demand from its existing correctional facility client base. View's latest product, Cell Phone Intercept Apparatus (C.I.A.), has been demonstrated to corrections personnel and is already a sought-after item with expected sales exceeding $1,000,000 this year.

View Systems' CEO, Gunther Than, stated, "We exceeded last year's sales by several hundred thousand dollars. We have been executing our business plan successfully quarter after quarter. We have consistently delivered product on a steady basis. Our current backorders are well over $600,000 with about twice that in the pipe. We expect to develop the California market more rapidly this year than last. We have penetrated the Midwest region through Ohio and Indiana and are moving into Texas. With sales increasing and costs holding steady, the company is growing stronger. Our international efforts have been rewarded with sales and further orders. We are in the process of establishing a distribution center in the Gulf countries. Our sales have been a mix of military, state and commercial. Our supply line has been consolidated and we expect to be manufacturing our new products by midyear. We have been in continuing negotiations with our target acquisitions and feel that at least one of these will be consummated by the end of the second quarter."

Draak

Good accumulation last few days.

Breaking that $0.14 level would see it push easily into high teens.

Draak

View Systems Announces Record SecureScan Sales in California
Wednesday February 28, 9:15 am ET


BALTIMORE, MD--(MARKET WIRE)--Feb 28, 2007 -- View Systems, Inc. (OTC BB:VYST.OB - News), a leading homeland defense solutions provider, announced today that purchase orders for over thirty SecureScan units have been received from the following: the City of Anaheim on behalf of the Police Department, San Bernardino County on behalf of the Probation Department and from a credit union with multiple locations. The credit union will be the first banking system in California to use the SecureScan.



View Systems' West Coast Representative, Craig Boyd, states, "People are seeing the advantages of the SecureScan over other walk-through portals on the market today. Its ease of use and visual locating ability continues to attract clients as they consistently acclaim these features."

SecureScan is fast becoming the choice of concealed weapons detection systems across the country. Especially attractive are the biometric fingerprint scanning and state issued ID reading features which may be integrated with the SecureScan III. Additionally, the SecureScan can communicate with a wanted/outstanding warrant database. The SecureScan's open system architecture allows its data and video to be monitored and controlled remotely. Optionally a visitor's badge can be printed and tracked for time in and out of a facility or building.

View Systems' CEO, Gunther Than, states, "Gaining traction with clients in the City of Anaheim, the County of San Bernardino and the San Francisco Bay area is proof of the SecureScan's acceptance and growth in very sophisticated and demanding markets."


Draak

March 15, 2007 - 9:15 AM EDT           


View Systems Announces International Expansion and Opening of Regional Office in Bahrain
View Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: VYST), a leading homeland defense solutions provider, announced today that overwhelming interest in the company's leading-edge security technologies and other development opportunities in the Gulf region have proven beneficial for the rapidly expanding firm. The opening of a regional office / distribution center in the Kingdom of Bahrain is scheduled for this April. View will be presenting its headline product, SecureScan, at various government institutions in the region and at the Gulf Air Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix, a motor race which is the number one social occasion of the year according to www.bahraingp.com.

SecureScan is fast becoming the choice of concealed weapons detection systems in the U.S. as well as internationally. Especially attractive are the biometric fingerprint scanning and passport reading features which may be integrated with the unit.

View Systems' CEO, Gunther Than, states, "International interest in the company and its products has grown significantly over the past few months. The expansion and deployment of the SecureScan in the Middle East shows that View provides global security you can trust."

We invite you to visit our new website at www.viewsystems.com.



Draak

May 15, 2007 - 9:15 AM EDT           

View Systems Announces New Portable SecureScan Model at GovSec Security Expo
View Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: VYST), a leading homeland defense solutions provider, announced today that SecureScan was exhibited the week of May 7 at the GovSec Security Expo in Washington, D.C. This exposition marked the trade show debut of the portable SecureScan unit and generated a great deal of interest.

GovSec is the preeminent event for Government Security professionals and leaders. It addresses the comprehensive and collective needs of federal, state, county and local homeland security leaders from across the country (www.govsecinfo.com).

SecureScan has become the choice of concealed weapons detection systems in the U.S. as well as internationally. Especially attractive are the biometric fingerprint scanning, positive ID and passport reading features which may be integrated with the unit.

Jeff Wiebell, acting COO of View Systems, states, "The government buyers were enlightened to see a concealed weapons detection scanner that is compact, will set up in fifteen minutes, moves 1200 people through per hour, will not hurt pacemaker wearers, provides complete head to toe detection, takes a picture of each person, highlights areas of concealed concern and is architecturally design-friendly... these features are not found in any other metal detection device or system.

"The government buyers were also impressed by the fact that this is a complete system that is so easy to use and is a great value for the level of protection provided. From my conversations with decision makers, I feel confident that SecureScan will be their next choice when buying a detection system for executive protection and events.

"In the near future, View Systems will be integrating Millimeter Wave Technology to see plastic, powder and liquid and to become the first detector to see individual concealed explosive devices (IEDs) in addition to nuclear material for dirty bombs. Further details will be announced in coming releases."



Draak

June 12, 2007 - 9:15 AM EDT           
 
View Systems Announces Joint Sales/Marketing Agreement With Xytrans
Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: VYST), a leading homeland defense solutions provider, announced today the signing of a joint sales/marketing agreement with Xytrans Inc. enabling View Systems to market and sell the Xytrans Millimeter Wave (MMW) Imaging System. The agreement, focused on the Middle East region where View Systems has a strong established presence, is expected to make available significantly improved, more reliable and affordable people screening technology for standalone use or for incorporation into integrated security systems. The Xytrans Millimeter Wave Imaging System captures, with high resolution, natural MMW emissions in the frequencies between 80 and 100 GHz to detect concealed objects under clothing up to a twenty foot stand-off distance without any harmful radiation or invasion of privacy. The technology was developed by Xytrans, a company formed by an elite MMW engineering team that spun out of Lockheed Martin in 2001.

"We believe this is the first step in bringing the two companies' complementary skills together to better serve the security industry," said Jim Young, CEO and President of Xytrans. The two companies also announced that they are in discussion about a joint development of next generation people-screening products that will further integrate their technologies.

"We are pleased to add the Xytrans Millimeter Wave Imaging System to our extensive portfolio of people-screening products," said Gunther Than, CEO of View Systems. "The Xytrans Millimeter Wave Imaging System provides twice the sensitivity, resolution and stand-off range of competitive products available on the market today. The integration of Xytrans' technologies into our product line will increase our reach and significantly expand our target market."

About Xytrans, Inc.

Xytrans, Inc., headquartered in Orlando, FL, is a leading provider of sensors and imaging systems based on millimeter wave technology for military, homeland security and commercial markets. With more W-band sensors shipped than all other suppliers combined, Xytrans is the world leader in the commercialization of MMW technology applied to concealed object detection systems. Xytrans breakthrough innovations are captured in dozens of key patents used in both active and W-band passive MMW detection systems. For more information, please visit www.xytrans.com or contact Xytrans at 407-345-8008.



Draak

This is a $1.50 stock. Buy and hold it.

Draak

By David Morgan
22 minutes ago



WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States faces an increased threat of attack from al Qaeda, which will likely try to use battle-hardened associates in Iraq to strike inside the United States, an intelligence report warned on Thursday.



The unclassified report, part of a classified intelligence estimate delivered to President George W. Bush and Congress, said al Qaeda's affiliation with al Qaeda in Iraq is helping Osama bin Laden's militant network recruit operatives.

"We assess that al Qaeda will probably seek to leverage the contacts and capabilities of al Qaeda in Iraq, its most visible and capable affiliate," said the two-page document of key intelligence judgments on threats facing the U.S. homeland over the next three years.

Released as the White House confronts mounting pressure in Congress to withdraw U.S. forces from Iraq, the document marked the first time that the 16-agency U.S. intelligence community has warned publicly that the Iraq war poses a near-term threat to the United States.

The White House said there was no credible information pointing to an imminent attack and the nation's alert status was unchanged at an elevated level.

Intelligence officials also said there was no evidence of al Qaeda cells operating inside the United States.

"But the warning is clear, and we are taking it seriously," said White House homeland security adviser Frances Townsend.

The threat from Al Qaeda has increased in recent years as the network behind the September 11 attacks has gained strength and become entrenched at sites in remote northwestern Pakistan, intelligence officials said.

The safe haven has enabled bin Laden and his second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahri, to regain some command abilities lost when U.S.-led forces drove them from Afghanistan in late 2001.

The report said al Qaeda remained the "the most serious terrorist threat" to the United States and its leadership continued to plan high-impact plots. It predicted that al Qaeda would try harder to put operatives inside the United States.

"As a result, we judge that the United States currently is in a heightened threat environment," it said.

TRAINING GROUND

The Iraq war has long been seen by U.S. officials as an training ground for Islamist militants. But intelligence officials had previously said the threat was unlikely to spread to other countries until after the fighting stops and foreign militants return home.

Bush and other top administration officials have also argued that the war in Iraq is protecting Americans by preventing militants from attacking the United States.

Tuesday's report appeared to put the White House on the defensive, by echoing an earlier Senate report that Bush was warned in early 2003 that al Qaeda could exploit a U.S. invasion of Iraq.

"So we should leave then, and we should not disturb our enemies anywhere in the world because they may use it for propaganda value? I don't think so," Townsend said when pressed by reporters at a news conference.

"Every time you poke the hornet's nest, they are bound to come back and push back on you," she said.



Draak

July 26, 2007 - 11:43 AM EST           


View Systems Sets Up Bahrain Offices
View Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: VYST), a leading homeland defense solutions provider, announced today that its subsidiary, View Systems International, has set up offices at the Bahrain Business Incubator Centre (BBIC) in Hidd, Bahrain. The following article was printed in Gulf Daily News (www.gulf-daily-news.com).

MANAMA: Bahrain-based security solutions company View Systems International, a subsidiary of US-based View Systems, has set up offices at the Bahrain Business Incubator Centre (BBIC) in Hidd.

View Systems are suppliers and producers of cutting-edge technology systems for the detection of weapons and dangerous materials, which include the SecureScan walk-through portal, which uses advanced magnetic technology to accurately pinpoint threatening objects on a visual image of the subject.

Regional demand for their products has taken company executives by surprise, representatives told the GDN yesterday. The recently formed company was in attendance at the Dubai Airport Show, and conducted the security at the venue. Following the event, the government of Pakistan bought 40 SecureScans for their special branch and CID. There is also a SecureScan being used at the Bahrain International Airport as part of a demo, and has been there for the past two weeks.

"I want to thank Nedhal Al Oujan, the general manager of the BBIC and Bahrain Development Bank for the financing and research and development aid," View Systems International's president and managing director Nadeem Asghar Ali said.

"We've been amazed by the response of this region for security systems and have accumulated sales in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Kuwait, Oman and Jordan. We are also planning to continue our marketing into Europe in October, and hope to be in the Far East by the end of the year."

The company has been operational for the past 60 days, with an assembly unit, call centre, showroom and offices all located at the BBIC. Although they are 100 percent functional, they have made plans to conduct an official opening ceremony in October this year.

"We have received more than 60 orders for SecureScans that are to be delivered in the third quarter of this year," View Systems International's business development director, Dave Johansen, said. "Our production capacity is currently at 25 SecureScan units per week and aim to develop this into 50 per week by the end of the year." Johansen transferred to View Systems International from View Systems Incorporated, the US parent company where he was product manager.

"We also aim to increase our Bahrainisation levels over the course of the year. We are planning to transfer from importing our products from the US and are aiming to begin production from the raw material to finished product here in Bahrain," Johansen said. "The BBIC has proven to be a friendly stable location and we are proof that the incubator program is successful."

There are six products currently at the showroom in Hidd including the SecureScan, the Portable SecureScan, the Visual First Responder, the multi-mission video responder, the LAW and the TM series Digital Video Recorder. To add to this there is also a dealer network across the GCC and the Levant with 13 dealers handling View Systems products.

"We are pleased and motivated to bring proven, and much needed security and safety technology to Bahrain. Our products are safe, accurate and very advanced. We will use our network of authorized dealers to fulfill the needs of our customers," Johansen concluded.