- Mitc****
Livingston WerBell III (March 18, 1918 –
December 17, 1983) was a U.S.
Office of
Strategic Services (OSS) operative, mercenary, paramilitary...
- co-founded by
Gordon Ingram, an
engineer and gun designer, and Mitc****
WerBell,
owner of SIONICS,
which manufactured gun
sound suppressors. It is known...
- 2004) was an
American inventor and entrepreneur.
Along with Mitc****
WerBell III, he
founded Military Armament Corporation.
Ingram was the
creator of...
- 1960s by Mitc****
WerBell, a
former OSS officer. The
company was
originally formed to
design silencers for the M16 rifle. Later,
WerBell began work on designs...
-
training camp
operated by
WerBell in
Powder Springs, Georgia. In 1979,
LaRouche denied that the
training sessions took place.
WerBell introduced LaRouche to...
-
center in
addition to
being an arms
maker under the
leadership of
Mitch WerBell. M-10 (.45 ACP/9mm), semi and full auto (146 mm (5.7 in) or 127 mm (5.0 in)...
- Mitc****
WerBell, an
American arms-dealer and mercenary,
claimed that
Abaco would declare unilateral independence. It was
claimed that
WerBell was managing...
-
which used
wipes as baffles,
instead of the
reflex baffles that Mitc****
WerBell III
created for the MAC-10.
Though wipes are less
durable than
reflex baffles...
-
WerBell,
hiring him as a
security consultant for
protection against the ****umed ********ination
threat and to
train his
security staff. It was
WerBell who...
-
recognition was its
revolutionary sound suppressor designed by Mitc****
WerBell III of Sionics. This
suppressor has a two-stage design, with the first...
