Grendel as a Universal Infantry Cartridge

[LRRPF52]

So the light bulb just went on for me as well! Now I understand your motivation and you are wrong again. No one at GDS asked them to test our technology nor did we "go to the government" for any reason. You seem to be struggling with this fact or in complete denial that is possible a private company is being preyed upon by you beloved DoD. If you are going to make **** up, come to these bogus conclusions, prove it. Prove to everyone here that the Oracle (LR55) is speaking the truth. I'm now asking YOU to substantiate your claim!

Keep it professional-LRRP

I didn't see where LR1955 even implied that you approached the DoD.

What he explained, from decades of experience dealing with these types of contracts involving products and services, is reality.

I took it as him trying to lay down a framework of understanding of how things actually work that he has personally seen with RDT&E, so even for a company that makes a product that ends up having unintended consequences relevant to DoD developmental systems, they can shut down your patent.

I'll give you another example. Let's say an inventor or engineering team comes up with a new aerospace technology that pushes into the realm of military capabilities that the USAF, USN, or USMC have already been testing in secret or under controlled circumstances.

The civilian team didn't know about the DoD's work on the project, and innocently ventured into military-controlled technology.

As soon as the civilian team demonstrates or shows their product at a trade show, it will normally pop up on the radar and will fall under a review by military technology controls protocols.

I believe this is what happened with your products, and why there was a determination made regarding National defense controls.

You don't ever have to approach the military with the technology or even communicate with them ever.