Maglite Rechargeable System (NiCad) Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 14)

Figure 1

Mag-Lite

Cap - Black

Embroidered

(ASXXDE8)

Figure 2

Mag-Lite

T-Shirt

Silk Screened

Black White

Sm ASXXDF8 ASXXDK8

Med

ASXXDG8 AS XXDL 8

Lg ASXXDH8 ASXXDM8

X-Lg AS X X DI 8 AS XXDN 8

XX-Lg ASXXDJ8 ASXXDO8

Figure 3

Mag-Lite

Denim Shirt

Lightweight,

Long Sleeve

Embroidered

Small ASXXBI8

Medium ASXXBJ8

Large ASXXBK8

X-Large ASXXBL8

XX-Large ASXXAO8

Figure 4

Mag-Lite

Polo Shirt

Embroidered

Black White

Sm ASXXBY8

ASXXBU8

Med ASXXBZ8 ASXXBV8

Lg ASXXCA8 ASXXBW8

X-Lg ASXXCB8 ASXXBX8

XX-Lg ASXXAY8 ASXXAR8

Figure 1

Mag-Lite

Cap - Black

Figure 2

Mag-Lite

T-Shirt

Figure 4

Mag-Lite

Polo Shirt

Figure 5

Mag-Lite

Denim Shirt

Lightweight,

Long Sleeve

The new sponsorship relationship

between Mag Instrument, Inc. and

the Outfitters Association of America

showcases a very proud commitment

to the Outfitters and Guides who use

our products. Mag-Lite

…The

Professional Flashlight

The Outfitters Association of America was designed to create a

global organization of outfitters who are committed to providing a

high quality outdoor experience through the use of natural

resources while promoting responsible outdoor education. O.A.O.A.

provides consumers with a source of dependable, trustworthy

information on the top outfitters and guides in the world.

Call: (909) 947-1006, email: [email protected] or visit our website: www.maglite.com

Endorsed by

The United States Congress created the

National Fallen Firefighters Foundation to

lead a nationwide effort to remember

America’s fallen firefighters through a

variety of activities. Since 1992, the tax-

exempt, nonprofit foundation has

developed and expanded programs to

honor our fallen fire heroes and assist

their families and coworkers.

Mag continues its tradition of

philanthropy by donating $25,000 to

the National Fallen Firefighters

Foundation (NFFF). The donated funds

allow the survivors of fallen heroes to

participate in such meaningful events as

the Foundation's 2002 National Memorial

Weekend in Washington, D.C.

National

Fallen

Firefighters

Foundation

National Law

Enforcement

Officers Memorial

Square. The site has served for some 200 years as the seat of our nation's judicial branch

of government. A glance around the space finds plush carpets of grass, nearly 60,000

plants and 128 trees decorating the Memorial grounds. Each year, around the first of

April, some 14,000 orange and yellow daffodils make the Memorial one of Washington's

most spectacular attractions. Bordering the Memorial's beautifully landscaped park are

two tree-lined "pathways of remembrance" where the names of the fallen officers are

engraved.

Each of the pathway entrances are adorned with a powerful statuary of an adult lion

protecting its cubs. The bronze statues were sculpted by Raymond Kaskey. They

symbolize the protective role of our law officers and convey the strength, courage and

valor that are the hallmarks of those who serve the law enforcement profession.

An inscription on the Memorial's east wall explains the uplifting spirit that is felt by every

visitor to the Memorial: “In valor there is hope”.

President George Bush, Sr. assisted in the dedication of the memorial in 1991. Mag was

one of three original corporate sponsors to the Memorial Fund. John Wyatt, Vice

President of Sales, attended the event on behalf of Mag and remarked at the time that,

"Mag’s contribution is our way of showing our gratitude for the support that

Mag-Lite® flashlights have received from law enforcement officers across the nation."

Mag has supplemented its initial commitment during the past ten years in order to help

ensure that the men and women who have laid down their lives for our protection will

never be forgotten.

THE FUTURE

Did you know there is going to be a National Law Enforcement Museum?

Overview

In 2000, a law (P.L. 106-492) passed by the United States Congress and signed by

President Clinton authorized a national law enforcement museum to be built on

federal property in W

ashington, D.C. The museum will be privately funded and will

be developed, constructed, owned and operated by the National Law Enforcement

Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) — the same nonprofit organization that built and

now oversees the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. Construction is

expected to commence in 2007. The museum opening is scheduled for 2009. The

museum will reach a broad and diverse audience, with attendance expected to be

as high as half a million visitors a year, including 40,000 students on class trips.

The Need

The need for a museum first became evident soon after the National Law

Enforcement Officers Memorial was completed and there was a keen interest

expressed by many visitors in learning the stories behind the thousands of officers

memorialized. In 1993, a small Memorial V

isitors Center was established near the

monument. By 1997, the museum vision had grown and the NLEOMF decided to

make the creation of a "Smithsonian-like law enforcement museum" its number one

long-term objective. The museum's mission is to increase public support for law

enforcement and to promote law enforcement safety.

Dating back to the first fatality in 1792, more than 17,000 officers have sacrificed

their lives in the line of duty. Yet despite the dangers and other difficulties of the job,

there are more than 800,000 federal, state and local law enforcement officers

serving proudly today in communities across America, putting their lives on the line

for the safety and protection of others. It is an incredible story of service and

sacrifice that, for the most part, has gone untold. As a result, many Americans

continue to take our police officers for granted. The National Law Enforcement

Museum will help to generate a better understanding and appreciation of the vital

contributions our law officers have made to our nation.

"Clearly, the courage and sacrifice displayed by our law enforcement officers is

having a profound and positive effect on our society," declared Senator Ben

"Nighthorse" Campbell after the museum legislation passed. "Establishing this

museum is the least we can do to honor them and ensure that their stories of

heroism and sacrifice are never forgotten."

The Site

The museum will be located in the heart of our Nation's Capital in a historic setting

called Judiciary Square (400 block of E Street, NW). Appropriately, the museum site

is directly across the street from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial,

which was established in 1991. This property is surrounded by court buildings, the

original City Hall for the District of Columbia, and the National Building Museum.

This is a thriving area of downtown Washington that already attracts millions of

tourists each year.

Maglite

Proud to help.

In the spirit of continuing Mag’s commitment, Mag Instrument is now both a

Founding Partner of the National Law Enforcement Museum and a Founding

Member of the NLEOMF, and has been a Sterling Circle Member of the NLEOMF

since 2002. For more information: please visit www.maglite.com.

PAST, & PRESENT

Did you know there was a National Law

Enforcement Officers Memorial established in 1991?

It honors all of America's federal, state and local law enforcers.

Inscribed on the Memorial's blue-gray marble walls are the names

of more than 17,000 officers who have been killed in the line of

duty

, dating back to the first known death in 1792.

Memorial sits on three acres of federal park land called Judiciary

National Law Enforcement Officers Museum

1 2 ... 9 10 11 12 13 14

Kommentare zu diesen Handbüchern

Keine Kommentare

Maglite Rechargeable System (NiCad) Bedienungsanleitung Seite 14

Kommentare zu diesen Handbüchern

Verwandte Produkte und Handbücher für Taschenlampen Maglite Rechargeable System (NiCad)