The
101st has 33 Kits of Mobi-Mat in use by our aviators they Love it
and it is so easy to install – that now the aviators actually do
it themselves (believe me – this means it is EASY to do).
Colonel,
101st Airborne, US Army
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For
the cost of the four aircraft (and the blades and engines that have been unduly
worn and will need replacement soon) we could have purchased enough mobi-mat
for both 101st and 3ID (M).
Lessons Learned
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The Expeditionary Airfield (EAF) Team at NAVAIR Lakehurst directly
supports deployed Marines as part of both OEF and OIF with a new airfield
surfacing system for rotary wing aircraft know to its developers as the mobi-mat.
NAVAIR, Lakehurst New Jersey
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The Mobi-Mats or "triscuit pads" as we called them were
awesome in Iraq – for FARPS or even for landing pads at the hospitals... We
appreciate the help and truthfully – the lives you probably saved by allowing
the military to use those...
MEDEVAC Commander, US Army
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The best and fastest method to meet the demand for helipads was to install
Mobi-Mats pads. Fast to emplace and extremely effective, this material should
be purchased in sufficient quantities and issued to both divisional and EAD
Engineer units – PRIOR to crossing the line of departure.
Brigadier General, Lessons Learned V Engineer Corps in OIF; US Army
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I personally landed on your matting many times out in the middle of
the desert and they performed magnificently. Thanks for producing such a super
product. All the best.
Colonel, 12th Aviation Brigade, US Army
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The entire mobi-mat kit is far more field expedient than the previous
Mo-Mat kit. The cage it comes in makes for easy embarkation whether it is
on an MTVR, storage or being placed on a ship. I would highly recommend this
gear to any unit with Landing Support Marines and/or the potential for amphibious
operations.
Staff
Sergeant, Marine Logistic Group, US Marine Corps
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