DEFEATING THE THREAT
DEAD

Serial Number

77539465

Owner

ALLEN-VANGUARD CORPORATION

Attorney

Jess M. Collen

Filing Date

Aug 5, 2008

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DEFEATING THE THREAT Trademark

Serial Number: 77539465 • Registration: 4638819

DEFEATING THE THREAT is a trademark filed by ALLEN-VANGUARD CORPORATION on August 5, 2008. The trademark is classified under Class 1 (Chemicals), Class 5 (Pharmaceuticals), Class 6 (Metal Goods), Class 7 (Machinery), Class 8 (Hand Tools), Class 9 (Computers & Electronics), Class 11 (Environmental Control), Class 12 (Vehicles), Class 41 (Education & Entertainment), Class 42 (Computer & Scientific), Class 13 (Firearms), Class 16 (Paper Goods), Class 20 (Furniture), Class 22 (Cordage), Class 35 (Advertising & Business). The application is currently no longer active.

Trademark Classes

1

Class 1 - Chemicals

Chemical products for industry, science, photography, agriculture, horticulture and forestry

5

Class 5 - Pharmaceuticals

Pharmaceutical and veterinary preparations; sanitary preparations for medical purposes

6

Class 6 - Metal Goods

Common metals and their alloys; metal building materials; transportable buildings of metal

7

Class 7 - Machinery

Machines and machine tools; motors and engines; machine coupling and transmission components

8

Class 8 - Hand Tools

Hand tools and implements (hand-operated); cutlery; side arms; razors

9

Class 9 - Computers & Electronics

Scientific, nautical, surveying, photographic, cinematographic, optical apparatus and instruments

11

Class 11 - Environmental Control

Apparatus for lighting, heating, steam generating, cooking, refrigerating, drying

12

Class 12 - Vehicles

Vehicles; apparatus for locomotion by land, air or water

41

Class 41 - Education & Entertainment

Education; providing of training; entertainment; sporting and cultural activities

42

Class 42 - Computer & Scientific

Scientific and technological services; industrial analysis and research services

13

Class 13 - Firearms

Firearms; ammunition and projectiles; explosives; fireworks

16

Class 16 - Paper Goods

Paper and cardboard; printed matter; bookbinding material; photographs; stationery

20

Class 20 - Furniture

Furniture, mirrors, picture frames; goods of wood, cork, reed, cane, wicker

22

Class 22 - Cordage

Ropes, string, nets, tents, awnings, tarpaulins, sails, sacks and bags

35

Class 35 - Advertising & Business

Advertising; business management; business administration; office functions

Owner Contact Info

ALLEN-VANGUARD CORPORATION (27 trademarks)

OTTAWA ONTARIO K1G6C4 , CA

Entity Type: 03

Trademark Details

Filing Date

August 5, 2008

Registration Date

November 18, 2014

Published for Opposition

September 18, 2012

Cancellation Date

May 30, 2025

Goods & Services

Education services, namely, providing classes, seminars, workshops in the fields of equipment training, namely, nuclear, biological and chemical clean-up, explosive ordnance detection and disposal, security surveillance and search, security contraband and counter-terrorist searching,improvised explosive device disposal; providing of education training in the fields of equipment training, namely, nuclear, biological and chemical clean-up, explosive ordnance detection and disposal, security surveillance and search, security contraband and counter-terrorism searching, improvised explosive device disposal; education and training services, namely, educational training services in respect of the operation, installation, maintenance, and repair of apparatus and instruments used in the fields of secret and in contraband and counter-terrorist searching;educational training services, namely, training for procedures for dealing with chemical, biological,nuclear and radiological incidents, counter-terrorist and contraband search training, bomb awareness and counter-measures training, threat analysis and planning training, improvised explosive device disposal training

Scientific, surveying, photographic, cinematographic, optical, measuring, signaling, life-saving apparatus and instruments, namely, security and surveillance instruments for use in the fields of security, contraband and counter-terrorist searching, namely, hand held metal detectors, general purpose metal detectors, high sensitivity metal detectors, dual purpose metal detectors and walk through metal detectors, portable explosives detectors, contraband detectors, namely, hand held electronic contraband detectors that indicate the presence of hidden materials by signaling unexpected changes in the density or thickness of a surface through the release of gamma rays; optical apparatus and instruments for use in the fields of security and contraband and counter-terrorists searching, and in forensic post blast examinations, namely, light probes, flexible and rigid endoscopes, telescopic arms for endoscopes; zoom cameras, infrared cameras for day and night operations; ferrous ordnance locators, namely, portable detectors for locating ferrous objects under ground or water and suitable for the accurate location of bombs, pipes and wreckage; computer monitors, computer hardware, computer software, namely, applications software for use in association with locating ferrous objects under ground and water and for the accurate location of bombs, pipes and wreckage; apparatus for the detection and diffusion of explosive devices, used in improvised explosive device disposal, namely, electronic bomb detectors and diffusers, electronic counter measures equipment, namely, portable communication jammers, modular jammers, namely, electronic apparatus that inhibit radio controlled improvised explosive device signals that may be used to detonate explosive devices, electronic stethoscopes for the detection of mechanical run back timers and electronic timing systems in improvised explosive devices, non-linear junction detectors, namely, electronic apparatus and instruments for detecting electronic circuits found in explosive devices and radio transmitters, electronic cable detectors used to locate underground command wire cables; land mine clearing apparatus and equipment, namely, land mine detectors, namely, non magnetic land mine prodders, replica land mine training aids; electronic disruptors, namely, recoilless disposable disruptors used to disrupt explosive devices, namely, water jet disruptors used to disrupt thin walled explosive devices, disposable car trunk disruptors used to disrupt explosive devices in vehicles, personal protective equipment for the protection of individuals from chemical and biological warfare agents, namely, protective suits, protective gloves and protective over boots, gas masks, electro-voice amplifiers for gas masks, canisters designed to help provide respiratory protection against airborne contaminants, next to skin protective equipment, namely, light weight protective suits, chemical protective undergarments; protective clothing used in improvised explosive device disposal, namely, bomb suits, liquid cooling under suits; search suits, namely, body armour suits designed for use when searching for improvised explosive devices; wireless radio systems for use with bomb suits composed of radios, mobile radios, radio transmitters, radio receivers, antennas, amplifiers, electrical and power wires, cable and electrical connectors, signal processors, converters, digital filters to protect against channel interference; de-mining ballistic protection, namely, land mine clearance vests and helmets with visors; surveillance scopes, hand held thermal imagers, spotting scopes, namely, lightweight telescopes, surveillance probes, namely, under door remote viewing tools, micro-through-wall viewing tools, peephole viewers, reverse peephole scopes, mirrors,telescopic mirrors, telescopic search mirrors, convex mirrors, plain mirrors, rectangular mirrors, mirror sleeves, clip on mirrors, telescopic arms for search mirrors, pocket search mirrors, under vehicle search mirrors, search mirrors with non-rotational aluminum poles, padded forearm rests and foam grips, forearm straps for use with telescopic arms for search mirrors, battery handles; portable command and control consoles, namely, computer hardware and software for the operation of robots and RF wireless control systems, comprised of RF transmitters and receivers, integrated spread spectrum RF control systems, namely, electronic video apparatus that give control and flicker free video over long distances in built up areas and inside buildings, zoom cameras, infrared cameras for day and night operations, shock tube initiators, extension booms, disrupt or mounts; blast protection seats for use in military and security/police vehicles; rechargers for flashlights, battery packs, battery charges, battery handles; ballistic testing equipment, namely, multi-barrel firing receiver for firing ammunition, hydraulic target retention test frames, adjustable torso moulds for armor and body armor, ammunitions and weapons; instruments for the measurement of ballistic velocity and rate of fire; personal protective equipment for hands and feet of demining and mine clearance personnel, namely, conical hand protectors, overhand hand protectors, raised foot protection platform for walking; personal protective equipment used to reduce risk of injury from blast and ballistic threats, namely, modular integrated suits, namely, upper body vests, removable sleeves, trousers, groin protectors, neck protectors, helmet-mounted rigid facial protectors; personal protective equipment used to protect personnel from heat stress, namely, electronic chillers, ice-based chillers, tethers, liquid connectors, cooling vests, liquid circulating garments; protective clothing used in improvised explosive device disposal, namely, bomb disposal suits, bomb disposal helmets with visors; search suits, namely, body armor suits designed for use when searching for improvised explosive devices; tactical robots for use in law enforcement and military applications, surveillance, bomb disposal, hazardous material accident clean-up and hostage taking situations, reconnaissance and weapon delivery in rapid deployment scenarios within areas of restricted physical areas and structural parts and accessories therefor, namely, battery packs and chargers sold as a unit; power operated search tool kits comprised of power operated cordless drills with cordless drill chargers and drill bits, centre punches; Removable claws being parts of flexible and rigid endoscopes and telescopic arms; photographic and cinematographic apparatus and instruments, namely, digital and video cameras, used with under vehicle trolleys, cameras with infrared sensors, fiber optic scopes for visual inspection behind or inside closed areas, illuminated magnifiers; notebook personal computer, battery, and cases therefor; computer software, namely, application software for ballistics testing; bomb suppression blankets, security mirrors on poles with a light fixture; video search kits composed of video cameras affixed to flexible under vehicle trolleys and LCD screens for viewing images; computer software, namely, application software used for storing measurements over scanned areas for downloading and presentation on a personal computer, electronic sensors used to recognize and record the severity of blasts and blunt impacts, wireless radio system for use with bomb suits; false panel distance meters, namely, ultrasonic distance estimators used to determine the distance of containers and other cavities when searching for false panels; protective leather gloves for handling explosive materials; apparatus for the detection and diffusion of explosives devices, used in improvised explosive device disposal, namely, electronic letter bomb detectors, x-ray parcel bomb detectors, portable x-ray generators, portable x-ray computer used to examine suspect packages that may contain improvised explosive devices or other inaccessible areas where contraband may be hidden; next to skin protective equipment, namely, wet suits, dry suits; forearm protection for use in association with manual door rams or door rippers; infrared telescopic cameras; surveillance probes namely, audio probes; slip ring drum cables and lasers not for medical use, sold as integrated components of portable command and control consoles in the nature of computer hardware and software for the operation of robots and RF wireless control systems; blast protection armor for vehicles

Security, surveillance and search tool kits, comprised of retractable knives, steel measuring tape, linoleum knives, scissors, pad saws, hacksaws, tack extractors, claw hammers, club hammers, cold chisels, wrecking bars, wire cutters; bolt cutters, screwdriver sets, wrenches, pliers, vices, clamps, crimping irons, cable strippers, seizers used to hold, fasten or bind objects, tweezers, sockets sets and bits, hexagon wrenches, combination wrenches, telescopic search mirrors, hand operated surveillance apparatus and instruments, namely, floor and car entry tools; hand operated tools used for the detection and diffusion of explosive devices, namely, screwdrivers, adjustable wrenches, wrench sets, vice grip wrenches, pliers, seizers, tweezers, wire cutters, tin snips, knives, blade dispensers, flexi saws, mini saws, scissors, hooks, wrecking bars, claw hammers, tack lifters, non-magnetic tools for explosive ordnance disposal, namely, tweezers, probes, knives, scissors, hacksaws, blades, scrapers, wire brushes, screwdrivers, pliers, wire cutters, wrenches, hammers, chisels, bars, saws, wire strippers, and kits comprising the foregoing; hand operated excavation tools for explosive ordnance disposal, namely, shovels, picks, pry bars, sledgehammers, club hammers, chisels, scrapers, wrench sets, non magnetic shovels used on unexploded ordnance, tripods designed for lifting heavy objects during explosive ordnance disposal operations, hand operated lightweight tripods designed for lifting smaller objects during improvised explosive ordnance disposal operations; vehicle access hand-operated tools, namely, remote window breakers, vehicle door handle lifters, vehicle key/handle clamps, vehicle door button pushers, vehicle door trim/panel removing tools; tools used for explosive ordnance disposal and improvised explosive device disposal, namely, telescopic manipulators, tool carts, tripods; Hand operated tools and implements, namely, hammers, shears, drills, clamps, files, pincers, wrenches, saws, screwdrivers, tongs, nippers, wire strippers, vices, pruners, chisels, knives, pliers; ratchet wrench sets; hand operated surveillance apparatus and instruments, namely, door rippers

[ Equipment and systems for containment and mitigation of weapons of mass destruction and chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear explosive devices and materials, namely, foam injection machines, controllers, pumps, aerating nozzles and reusable enclosures made of ballistic material for containing the effect of explosive devices and for decontaminating chemical and biological agents sold as a unit; foam application equipment, namely, portable self containing decontaminating foam application equipment units designed for performing emergency spot decontamination of chemical and biological agents on hardware, structural surfaces, terrain and drug labels; Machines and machine tools, namely, power drills; air and water tanks; hydraulic rams and pneumatic rams ]

[ Kits for the detection and diffusion of explosive devices, and single line kits for mine/munitions clearance and high risk searches, comprising hook and line components, namely, snatch blocks, reels, pulling handles, eye rings, seizers used to hold, fasten or bind objects, anchors, pitons, fish hooks, spring grips, jaw grips, suction pad anchors, self-adhesive anchors, ground anchors, corkscrew stakes, extension rods, pulleys, ground pegs, hooks, rings, belt slings, wire slings, sledges, pitons, karabiners, wedges, blocks, main lines; heavy duty hook and line kits for moving vehicles and heavy improvised explosive devices, with reels, lines, webbing slings, round slings, ground anchors, shackles, snatch blocks, hooks; metal goods, namely, anchors, pitons and wire slings and hooks; all of the foregoing primarily of metal; Small items of metal hardware, namely, adjusting screws, eyelets, metal hooks, metal fastening collars, metal cables and wires not for electrical purposes, and reels ]

[ Printed materials, namely, instruction manuals detailing the use of tactical hook and line techniques in explosive ordnance disposal operations; owner manuals and documentation in the nature of training manuals relating to tactical robots, computer hardware and software for the operation of said robots and RF wireless control systems; Printed matter and instructional and teaching material, namely, books and manuals in the fields of equipment training, namely, nuclear, biological and chemical clean-up, explosive ordnance detection and disposal, security surveillance and search, security contraband and counter-terrorist searching, improvised explosive security surveillance and search, security contraband and counter-terrorist searching, improvised explosive device disposal, printed security seals used to seal parcels ]

[ Skin decontaminating lotion used as disinfectants for individuals exposed to nuclear, biological or chemical decontamination ]

[ Non-electric-explosive-delivery tool kits specifically designed to break through windows, namely, dual Initiators used as detonators; forced-entry tools, namely, safety initiators as detonators used for explosive firing; mobile cooling cases used to protect electronics from heat, apparatus and instruments used in explosive ordnance disposal, namely, small shaped and large shaped copper cone charges, small shaped magnesium cone charges, small shaped liquescent cone charges, large self forging fragment cones; de-armers designed to project a variety of steel slugs at high velocity into the fuzes or pistols of air dropped bombs; integrated weapons carriers; non-electric-explosive-delivery tool kits specifically designed to break through windows, namely, dual initiators used as detonators, initiator pole mounts, initiator reel mounts, indexing joints, pole extensions, hitch pins, pole side grip handles, pole transitions, charge plates, shock tube storage reels ]

[ Mail order catalog, electronic catalog, mail order, on-line ordering services featuring security apparatus and hardware ]

[ Chemicals used in industry; chemical, biological and radiological decontaminating foam used for bomb disposal ]

[ Response vehicles, namely, land vehicles equipped with explosive ordnance and improvised explosive device disposal equipment; emergency response trailers containing blast suppressant foam application equipment ]

[ Apparatus for lighting, namely, florescent lamps, spare lamps, flashlights, flashlights and recharges sold as a unit, searchlights, portable floodlights and spotlights, flashlights incorporating a mirror, pocket ultraviolet lamps not for medical purposes ]

[ Ropes, strings; ropes, non-metal lines and cable straps, textile cords, non-metal slings for hoisting and handling loads; security and surveillance kits comprising of non-metal goods, namely, ropes, non-metal straps and lines, slings, textile cords and snatch blocks, reels, grips, seizers, cords, strings and lines; detection and diffusion of explosive devices kits comprising of non-metal goods, namely, ropes, non-metal snaps and lines, slings, textile cords, and metal snatch blocks, reels, grips, seizers, cords, strings and lines, anchors, pitons and wire slings, hooks, rope; nylon cord; letter bomb containment bags, strings and lines thereto, shock cords, all-purpose straps and lines thereto ]

[ Bomb blast inhibitors, namely, non-metal bomb blast suppression bins, non-metal lightweight containers for the isolation and transport, containment, mitigation and destruction of suspect packages; Non-metal door wedges; doorstop of plastic; non-metal clamps; hand-operated non-metal reels for storing and deploying lines; non-metal explosive device detection and diffusion tool kits comprised of anchors, clamps, ground pegs, hand-operated reels and also including metal snatch blocks, reels, grips, seizers, cords, strings and lines, anchors, pitons, wire slings, hooks and rope ]

Scientific research and technological consultation in the technology field of ballistic testing services, namely, testing and evaluation of weapon, ammunition and armor; design, development and testing for others of apparatus and instruments used in the field of security and in contraband encounter searching, apparatus and instruments used in explosive ordnance disposal, apparatus and Instruments used in improvised explosive device disposal, personal protective equipment for the protection of individuals from chemical and biological warfare agents, surveillance apparatus and instruments, tactical robots for use in law enforcement and military applications, surveillance, bomb disposal, hazardous material accident clean-up and hostage taking situations, equipment and systems for containment and mitigation of weapons of mass destruction and chemical, biological, radiological and explosive devices and materials, chemical biological and radiological decontamination systems and equipment, ballistic testing equipment, and blast protection seats; technology consulting services in the fields of the technical procedures for dealing with chemical, biological, nuclear and radiological incidents, counter-terrorist training and tactics, contraband search and detection training and tactics, bomb countermeasures tactics, threat analysis security consulting; impact testing services, namely, testing of data recorders; technological consultancy, advisory and information services relating to the above services; design, development and testing for others of vehicle barrier systems, nuclear explosive devices and materials, and blast protection armor for vehicles, impact testing services, namely, high G shock testing of air, land and sea vehicles, development of tools and equipment for use in the maintenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft

Filing History

CANCELLED SEC. 8 (10-YR)/EXPIRED SECTION 9
May 30, 2025 CAEX
COURTESY REMINDER - SEC. 8 (10-YR)/SEC. 9 E-MAILED
Nov 18, 2023 REM2
NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF SEC. 8 & 15 - E-MAILED
Mar 3, 2022 NA85
REGISTERED - PARTIAL SEC. 8 (6-YR) ACCEPTED & SEC. 15 ACK.
Mar 3, 2022 C15P
TEAS RESPONSE TO OFFICE ACTION-POST REG RECEIVED
Mar 2, 2022 EROP
POST REGISTRATION ACTION MAILED - SEC. 8 & 15
Sep 3, 2021 PR23
CASE ASSIGNED TO POST REGISTRATION PARALEGAL
Sep 3, 2021 APRE
TEAS SECTION 8 & 15 RECEIVED
May 18, 2021 E815
REGISTERED-PRINCIPAL REGISTER
Nov 18, 2014 R.PR
1(B) BASIS DELETED; PROCEED TO REGISTRATION
Oct 10, 2014 DP1B
TEAS/EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE ENTERED
Sep 15, 2014 TEME
CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE
Sep 15, 2014 CRFA
TEAS RESPONSE TO OFFICE ACTION RECEIVED
Sep 8, 2014 TROA
NON-FINAL ACTION MAILED
Mar 7, 2014 CNRT
SU - NON-FINAL ACTION - WRITTEN
Mar 7, 2014 CNRT
ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER
Feb 7, 2014 DOCK
FAX RECEIVED
Dec 16, 2013 FAXX
ITU OFFICE ACTION ISSUED FOR STATEMENT OF USE
Nov 14, 2013 INCS
CASE ASSIGNED TO INTENT TO USE PARALEGAL
Oct 25, 2013 AITU
PAPER RECEIVED
Sep 23, 2013 MAIL
NOTICE OF ALLOWANCE CANCELLED
Sep 19, 2013 IUCN
NOA MAILED - SOU REQUIRED FROM APPLICANT
Mar 19, 2013 NOAM
EXTENSION OF TIME TO OPPOSE PROCESS - TERMINATED
Feb 1, 2013 ETOP
EXTENSION OF TIME TO OPPOSE RECEIVED
Oct 19, 2012 ETOF
PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION
Sep 18, 2012 PUBO
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Aug 29, 2012 NPUB
LAW OFFICE PUBLICATION REVIEW COMPLETED
Aug 15, 2012 PREV
APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER
Aug 15, 2012 CNSA
EXAMINERS AMENDMENT MAILED
Aug 1, 2012 CNEA
EXAMINER'S AMENDMENT ENTERED
Aug 1, 2012 XAEC
EXAMINERS AMENDMENT -WRITTEN
Aug 1, 2012 CNEA
NON-FINAL ACTION MAILED
Feb 22, 2012 CNRT
NON-FINAL ACTION WRITTEN
Feb 21, 2012 CNRT
TEAS/EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE ENTERED
Feb 17, 2012 TEME
CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE
Feb 17, 2012 CRFA
TEAS RESPONSE TO OFFICE ACTION RECEIVED
Feb 17, 2012 TROA
NON-FINAL ACTION MAILED
Sep 6, 2011 CNRT
NON-FINAL ACTION WRITTEN
Sep 3, 2011 CNRT
NON-FINAL ACTION MAILED
Jul 18, 2011 CNRT
NON-FINAL ACTION WRITTEN
Jul 15, 2011 CNRT
AMENDMENT FROM APPLICANT ENTERED
Jul 14, 2011 ACEC
CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE
Jul 14, 2011 CRFA
PAPER RECEIVED
Jul 11, 2011 MAIL
INQUIRY AS TO SUSPENSION MAILED
Feb 16, 2011 CNSI
SUSPENSION INQUIRY WRITTEN
Feb 16, 2011 CNSI
LETTER OF SUSPENSION MAILED
Aug 16, 2010 CNSL
SUSPENSION LETTER WRITTEN
Aug 16, 2010 CNSL
ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER
Aug 13, 2010 DOCK
TEAS/EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE ENTERED
Jul 2, 2010 TEME
CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE
Jul 2, 2010 CRFA
TEAS RESPONSE TO SUSPENSION INQUIRY RECEIVED
Jun 16, 2010 ERSI
ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER
Jan 5, 2010 DOCK
INQUIRY AS TO SUSPENSION MAILED
Dec 16, 2009 CNSI
SUSPENSION INQUIRY WRITTEN
Dec 15, 2009 CNSI
SUSPENSION CHECKED - TO ATTORNEY FOR ACTION
Dec 14, 2009 RCCK
LETTER OF SUSPENSION MAILED
Jun 11, 2009 CNSL
SUSPENSION LETTER WRITTEN
Jun 11, 2009 CNSL
TEAS/EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE ENTERED
May 20, 2009 TEME
CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE
May 20, 2009 CRFA
ASSIGNED TO LIE
May 20, 2009 ALIE
TEAS RESPONSE TO OFFICE ACTION RECEIVED
May 19, 2009 TROA
NON-FINAL ACTION MAILED
Nov 19, 2008 CNRT
NON-FINAL ACTION WRITTEN
Nov 18, 2008 CNRT
EXAMINER'S AMENDMENT MAILED
Nov 18, 2008 CNEA
EXAMINER'S AMENDMENT ENTERED
Nov 18, 2008 XAEC
EXAMINERS AMENDMENT -WRITTEN
Nov 18, 2008 CNEA
ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER
Nov 14, 2008 DOCK
NEW APPLICATION ENTERED
Aug 8, 2008 NWAP