The Wing Group building life rafts, other gear at former Merita plant
The company relocated its Mustang Survival and Patten Company divisions to the North Jacksonville facility with a plan to grow its staff to 250 workers.
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The company relocated its Mustang Survival and Patten Company divisions to the North Jacksonville facility with a plan to grow its staff to 250 workers.
Jason Leggatt, president of Mustang Survival and Andrew Branagh, the CEO of The Wing Group, announced that Leggatt had resigned from his position. He will remain with the company as a member of its Board.
The increasingly futuristic nature of war in the 21st century calls for a new generation of tools for the American military -- from heat-sensing cameras that can detect enemy machine gun nests from miles away to cutting-edge inflatable boats that can be dropped from helicopters, and handheld underwater controllers capable of operating drones overhead.
The increasingly futuristic nature of war calls for a new generation of tools for the American military -- including heat-sensing cameras that can detect enemy machine gun nests miles away, cutting-edge inflatable boats that can be dropped from helicopters, and handheld underwater controllers capable of operating drones overhead.
The deal deepens Mustang Survival’s product offering for those that live beyond land to protect our freedoms, and those that work on the water to put food on the table for their loved ones.