“Because the winds have changed, and so have we”
Air Force-Field Eyewear Cylinders
A.F.E.C.
Vision Partners
In a continuing embodiment, C is also standing on the New York subway train where B has been openly smoking a marijuana cigarette. C sees several passengers putting on their anti-pathogenic glasses to keep from breathing in carcinogens from B’s marijuana cigarette. C also notices that the passengers who are wearing glasses mostly have the styles which have detachable elongated oval thrust cylinders.
Because C prefers the finer things in life, she removes a custom pair of A.F.E.C. sunglasses from her designer bag and places them on her face. C’s sunglasses are also equipped with an internal ionizer to help kill germs. Unlike the glasses worn by most of the passengers, the cylinders on each side of C’s glasses are not detachable and are integrated within the frame. Additionally, C’s frames are gun metal gray and made with light weight titanium alloy cylinders with gold trim and are fashioned to resemble two aerodynamic private jet engines.
[video_popup url=”https://airforcefieldsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/S1000044_111721-1.mp4″ text=”Air Force-Field Fire Rescue Cylinders”]Fireman A is about to enter a burning smoke-filled home. A checks the breathing apparatus attached to his face and eye mask shield eye system. On each side of A's face mask are 2 (4 total) INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH high compression A.F.E.C. smoke suppression devices used to EXPORT air mass away from A’s face and respiratory system at high pressure velocities.
The air mass intake port systems of the devices are self-contained and sourced from an independent tank system on A's back or attached to the front of his body. A hears a whimpering dog inside the house and immediately runs into the home. A believes the sound is coming from the living room.
However, A is partially blinded by the thick black smoke. A then turns up his A.F.E.C. mask system to high power, causing a force field of air to form in front of and around A’s face and head, allowing A to see. A is then able to locate the dog scared and sitting in the living room of the smoke-filled house. A rescues the dog and is able to safely return it to its owner.
[video_popup url=”https://airforcefieldsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/S1000019_111721.mp4″ text=”Air Force-Field Law Enforcement & Public Safety”]A stands in line inside a bank. In addition to A wearing an N-95 mask A is wearing one air- force- field wristband on his left wrist and one air- force- field watch on his right wrist. B who is two places behind A suddenly and violently SNEEZES.
A is aware that airborne contaminants can remain suspended in the air for several minutes and so to protect himself A immediately raises both arms and begins to wave and push the BAD AIR away from his body. Because A’s wristband and watch are equipped with accelerometers (motion detectors) the sudden movements(chops) of A's arms had instantly activated both expulsion devices. A is also aware that negative ions zap and kill airborne contaminants such as carcinogens and pathogens and so he presses the NEG ION buttons on both his watch and wristband for an additional level of protection against B’s SNEEZE
A lives in New Your City and rides the train to work every day. A has bad eyes which also burn because they are sensitive to smoke and chemicals. Because of A’s condition, her Ophthalmologist wrote her a prescription for a pair of A.F.E.C. anti-pathogenic glasses.
The glasses have two detachable silver light weight titanium cylinders on each side of the frame. Each of the cylinder housings are elongated and oval shaped and enclose a rechargeable battery. The cylinders also contain: a filter, an import intake opening to receive air, a small internal ionizer, a fan system and a mass export opening to push out a force-field of air to assist in keeping airborne germs and carcinogens away from A’s eyes and respiratory tract.
While A is standing on the train passenger B who is standing about 15 feet from A starts smoking a marijuana cigarette. A was already wearing her clear prescription A.F.E.C. glasses and touches a small button on each cylinder which activates the system. The force of the air from her glasses pushes the smoke away from A and back towards marijuana smoker B. Several passengers on the train who are also wearing or carrying various styles of A.F.E.C. glasses also activate theirs to keep the smoke away from their faces.
