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Army Tactical Sling Load Operations
Rick Segeleon | April 16, 2015Sustainment
Just how durable is MulePAC? You be the judge.
Read the Article“We have quite a few ideas for MulePAC” - XO
Rick Segeleon | August 5, 2013Deployment | Field Storage
I received an email from a Group Executive Officer, which I thought perfectly sums up what we often hear: “You just don’t know what you don’t know.”
Read the ArticleHow can a secondary shipping container save lives?
Rick Segeleon | July 17, 2013Sustainment
“MulePAC ultimately saves lives.” It seems like a bold statement at first. But is it? Let’s look at two scenarios.
Read the ArticleYou can’t afford NOT to have MulePAC
Rick Segeleon | July 16, 2013Field Storage
On occasion, we hear from some military units that are not sure they can afford MulePAC. Our answer is always the same: You can’t afford not to have it.
Read the ArticleWhy MulePAC is the most sensible option for a secondary container system
Rick Segeleon | July 2, 2013Deployment | Field Storage | Sustainment
MulePAC is not a part of the standardized Containerization model, it is a system all on its own.
Read the ArticleHow MulePACs work with (or without) ISO containers
Rick Segeleon | June 25, 2013Deployment | Field Storage
Just as Containerization has revolutionized shipping, MulePAC has revolutionized secondary containers.
Read the ArticleMulePAC is the only cargo box that is flexible enough for military conditions
Rick Segeleon | May 24, 2013Field Storage | Sustainment
MulePAC is a cargo box that can stand up to tough demands. Being flexible enough to handle anything you throw at it is among its best benefit.
Read the ArticleMulePAC’s design is about more than just “not being made with cardboard”
Rick Segeleon | May 22, 2013Field Storage | Sustainment
Your military cargo boxes are shipped, lifted and stacked for their entire existence. One of the distinguishing differences between MulePAC & competitors is how long that existence is.
Read the ArticleUnreturned ISO Shipping Containers
Rick Segeleon | April 10, 2013Deployment | Field Storage
As reported in this USA Today article, late fees for unreturned ISO shipping containers have surpassed $900 million since 2001
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