Three Sixty Corporation
Christopher Garvin
CEO/Founder, Three Sixty Corp.
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CLASSIFICATION
HUB Zone, veteran-owned small business
CORE COMPETENCIES
Advanced Combat Helmet Light (ACHL)
Intelligence analysis and operational support
Three Sixty Corp. provides battlefield solutions and intelligence analysis to support U.S. missions by providing qualified, experienced, and cleared analysts. Three Sixty Corp. provides analysts with experience in the following: HUMINT, SIGINT, Counter-Intelligence, and Counter IED, Linguistics.
Physical and cyber security support, assessments, training, and consulting
Three Sixty Corp. provides a wide range of security needs with the most capable and professional security personnel, while operating with transparency and integrity. Three Sixty Corp. provides close protection services and training, conducts vulnerability assessments from large sites to small remote forward operating bases and provides large static site security utilizing ex-military, ex-law enforcement, local nationals and third country nationals.
Research and development, engineering and production
Three Sixty Corp. provides R&D, engineering and product innovations as well as concepts designed to control costs with efficiency while maintain quality. Three Sixty Corp. provides the first center -mounted tactical multi-use helmet light that does not need removal once the night vision goggles are in place.
Logistical support, consulting and procurement (CONUS and OCONUS)
Three Sixty Corp. provides logistical support moving fuel, dry, and heavy goods with assistance from host nation personnel and security forces.
Human resource support and consulting
Three Sixty Corp. provides recruiting, vetting, and hiring of U.S. personnel, third country nationals and local nationals.
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ABOUT
The first Advanced Combat Helmet Light (ACHL) was designed and built by two soldiers while deployed to Afghanistan. The two soldiers, one of which was a team medic, identified a capability gap in the current military helmet lights that needed correction. The current lights mounted on the side of the helmet causing light to project outward, not downward where it is needed. In response the soldiers designed an inexpensive, light weight, and effective center mounted light that would project a flood light downward from the brim of the helmet to the immediate work area. The light was designed to fit in the dead space between the tactical helmet and the NVGs to ensure it does not protrude from the helmet. Due to its mounting location and angle, the ACHL can be used while working with others without blinding them. The ACHL’s center-mounted, multi-use design provides much needed downward projecting light while reducing weight and providing an inexpensive alternative to the side mounted tactical helmet lights. This compact, center-mounted, multiple-output helmet light features four white LEDs, two red LEDs, one blue lens and a blackout cover.
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