---- Original Message -----
From: jason.XXX@us.army.mil
To: militec@militec-1.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 6:06 AM
Subject: Info and Samples

My name is SPC XXX i saw your product recomended on the Army AKO website. I'm interested in Recomending your item as a Replacement for the use of CLP in the Middle East. It was suggested that I find out if there was ever a memo sent out by the DOD or the Army on the use of Militec the use on All weapons. I think i saw a congressional Memo on this subject can i ask you to e-mail me this doc because i cant seem to be able to print from your website.

I was also wondering if you can send some samples to my unit to try out since i'm in a avitaion unit we will eventually be heading to the the desert.

Contact info is
My cell 808-XXX-XXXX
Unit Phone is 808-XXX-XXXX

unit address????? Just changed Not sure.

Co C 193d AVN (HVY Lift)
1073 Santos Dumont Rd.
WAAF, HI XXXXX

I also have a few more units that i have talked to who would like to try this product some of them are in the G4 and S4 sections.

Can I get the one, four and eight oz sizes to try out.

Can you also include some brochures and info on how the product is to be used on initial setup and maintenance.

Thanks
Spc XXX

----- Original Message -----
From: "Brad P. Giordani" militec@militec-1.com
To: jason.XXX@us.army.mil
Cc: "Russ Logan" militec@militec-1.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 9:23 AM
Subject: Re: Info and Samples

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your message and your help.

We will promptly ship you cases of the sizes that you requested along with technical data. Russ Logan will be calling you later in the day to determine how many of each size cases you require.

I have the links here that should be useful and I will also email the pages of certain documents that should also help.
http://www.militec-1.com/Congress1.html and
http://www.militec-1.com/NSN1.html and
http://www.militec-1.com/firearms/nsns.html

We sincerely appreciate you assistance in helping to get the word out to our troops.

Very Respectfully,

Brad P. Giordani
www.militec-1.com
Toll Free 877-222-5512

----- Original Message -----
From: Brad P. Giordani
To: jason.XXX@us.army.mil
Cc: Russ Logan
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 9:27 AM
Subject: Documents as requested

From: "Jeniolionis, Ernest (DSCR)"
To: "Brad P. Giordani"
Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 3:01 PM
Subject: MILITEC Requisitions

Sir,

As directed by the U.S. Army, effective immediately DSCR will begin processing all requisitions for Militec products under the following NSNs:

9150-01-378-3058
9150-01-378-3118
9150-01-415-9112
9150-01-415-9114
9150-01-415-9111

Regards,

Ernest Jeniolionis
Ernest Jeniolionis
Chief Commodity Services Section JDTA
(804) 279-4257
FAX (804) 279-4370
DSN 695-4257

Thank you for your letter of May 18, 1995, to Secretary Perry concerning MILITEC-l. I am pleased to inform you that the Defense Logistics Agency is in the process of establishing two new National Stock Numbers for the one ounce and four ounce containers of MILITEC-l, for weapons grade and machine shop applications respectively. These two products will be made available to all activities within the Federal Government. The Defense Logistics Agency will advise MILITEC of the National Stock Number assignments when they occur.

Sincerely,

March 17, 1995

The Honorable William J. Perry
Secretary of Defense
Department of Defense
Washington, D.C. 20310

Dear Mr. Secretary:

This letter addresses an ongoing situation in your department regarding the interruption of delivery to the services of a metal conditioner called MILITEC-1. We are familiar with the product and its proven effectiveness in various applications. We are concerned that, despite the efforts of Congress to help resolve a problem with the continued delivery of this product within the DOD community, the issue is still unsettled.

It appears to us that the delay in resolving this situation is denying our forces the use of the same product that other federal agencies - including the United States Secret Service and the Drug Enforcement Administration - specify for use. We cannot understand why the money-saving and even potential life-saving benefits of MILITEC-1 are currently not available to our military personnel, when other agencies put this product to good use.

We understand that a reasonable solution for a continued delivery of MILITEC-1 was recently agreed upon between Congress and representatives of the Naval Sea System Command and the Defense Logistics Agency - only to be reneged upon by NAVSEA last month. This agreement is in the best interests of all parties and should go forward :

the Defense Department will approve continued listings of MILITEC-1 in the Defense Supply Catalogue for use in DOD as a weapons lubricant and for machine shop applications, and will process all requisitions and orders from DOD and non-DOD agencies.

Secretary of Defense, Page 2

Further, this solution is consistent with the letter and spirit of your June 29, 1994, memorandum on procurement, and with the recent action of Congress in passing the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act. In short, why should the Armed Services be prevented from using a product used effectively by the Secret Service and mandated by the DEA ? If MILITEC-1 is available to protect the President, should it not be made available to protect our Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen ?

We strongly urge you to direct the implementation of the accord originally negotiated by NAVSEA and DLA and so inform the Committee on National Security.

Sincerely,

Signatures on March 17, 1995 letter to SecDef Perry re MILITEC-1

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives: