This morning before the opening bell, Tri-Star Holdings announced that its medical subsidiary has nearly completed its Emergency Response Hospital Unit (”ERHU”) prototype and plans to test the inflation units later today. This revolutionary mobile emergency response unit has been developing for several months with further discussions regarding the outfitting of the ERHU as well as the design of inflatable, self-contained units designed to serve as the ERHU’s wings.
The first ERHU is a Coachman Catalina Sport motorhome equipped with modern medical equipment and inflatable, out rigged wings that are deployed once the vehicle and its crew have reached their destination. Both Tri-Star management and its subsidiary announced that the unit will be inflated for the first time to equip the interior walls and flooring material. Before the end of the month, management plans to hold a press display to mark the medical unit’s official launch.
Anthony Mellone, Tri-Star President, stated, “Today is obviously a very important day for the nation in terms of the election and the shape of our future policies both at home and abroad. We are very proud to say that today also marks an important day for Tri-Star Holdings, our shareholders, and the impact that this technology will have on both the ability for our emergency first responders here in times of crisis on American soil, and to our contributions as Americans to global life-saving efforts in times of need.”
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