Military Signaling Device Visible and Infrared Operation 2011

This is a Model FRS/MS-2000M distress marker light, manufactured by FedCap Rehab Services in New York. It is a military-grade signaling device designed for both visible and infrared strobe light operation (to see the strobe you have to lift off the red filter cap). Built to U.S. military specifications, this marker is ideal for emergency signaling in low-visibility conditions and is compatible with night-vision equipment. Commonly used by military personnel, including soldiers, pilots, and special operations teams, it is also relied on by search and rescue teams, emergency responders, and survivalists. The device includes a durable carrying pouch and features an adjustable shield for infrared operation, allowing for covert signaling in tactical scenarios. This one was likely produced around 2011 or shortly after. The contract number format suggests it was issued in 2011, which aligns with typical procurement and production timelines for U.S. military equipment of this type. These lights have been in use since the early 2000s and are part of the ongoing standard military equipment for signaling and tactical operations. And the best part is that it works! Even comes with batteries. Better than the Christmas junk you buy for your kids. In fact, you could by this for Christmas for your kid. And if your kid likes this kind of stuff, you have a wicked-cool kid. Nice job as a parent!