| Weapon Systems and Other Military or Occupation-Related Products and Services Provided to Israel by companies in the UVM Investment Portfolio as of June 30, 2010 |
Arms Manufacturers and Other Corporations in the UVM Investment Portfolio Profiting From and Helping to maintain Israel's Occupation and Apartheid System
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| * Patriot Missiles
* Radio Frequency (RF) TOW 2A Missile
* TOW 2A Anti-Armor Missiles * Maverick Missiles
* Sparrow Missiles
* Sidewinder Missiles
* Stinger Missiles
* Walleye Missiles
* PAC-2 Air to Surface Missiles
* Assorted Munitions
* AMRAAM Air to Air Missiles * Paveway Laser Guided Bombs
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Raytheon
2010 Investments: $394,500
2011 Investments: $52,400
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* F-35 Joint Strike Fighter * F-16 Fighter Jet
* C-130J-30 Aircraft
* Apache Assault Helicopter
* Littoral Combat Ships
* PAC-2 Air to Surface Missiles
* Sidewinder Missiles
* HELLFIRE II Missiles * HELLFIRE II Longbow Missiles
* Paveway Laser Guided Bombs
* Multiple Rocket Launchers
* Merkava Tanks via its Martin Skunks Work Group
* High-frequency radios and other communication equipment
* Advanced Radar Systems
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Lockheed Martin
2010 Investments: $79,900
2011 Investments: $101,200
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* Engines for F-35 Fighter Jet and a variety of other
military aircraft
* Propulsion system for Israel's AH-64 Apache Assault
Helicopter. * Service contracts for engineering support
and testing.
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General Electric
2010 Investments: $482,000
2011 Investments: $1,063,900 |
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* F-15 Fighter Jet
* C-47 Cargo Helicopter
* Apache Assault Helicopter
* B-707 Transport Plane
* Guided Bomb Units-39/Small Diameter Bombs
* Joint Direct Attack Munitions
* Harpoon Missiles
* HELLFIRE II Missiles * HELLFIRE II Longbow Missiles |
Boeing Corporation
2010 Investments: $165,700
2011 Investments: $192,400 |
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* Cluster bomb munitions
* Inertial Navigation Systems for fighter jets and other
weapons
* Torpedoes
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Honeywell International
2010 Investments: $102,100
2011 Investments: $149,600 |
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* ERU-151 (Ejector Release Unit) and ZRFAU (Zero Retention
Force Arming Unit), both of which are incorporated in
VER-2 bomb racks used on F-16 war planes
* Flexible Cable Assembly units to connect bombs to F-15
jets * Release mechanisms for the Paveway Laser Guided
Bombs
* Production assistance anticipated for Littoral Combat
Ships and F-35 war planes
* Provides Israeli Occupation Forces with intensifier
tubes for night vision goggles.
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ITT (with its UK subsidiary, EDO)
2010 Investments: $25,100
2011 Investments: $9,200 |
| * C-53 Sea Stallion Attack Helicopter
* Black Hawk Attack Helicopter
* Engines for fighter/bomber aircraft
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United Technologies (with subsidiary divisions Sikorsky and Pratt Whitney)
2010 Investments: $205,800
2011 Investments: $268,100 |
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* HP's Israeli subsidiary, EDS Israel, provides the
Israeli ministry of defense with the Basel System, an
automated biometric access control system for Palestinian
workers. It is installed in major checkpoints at Erez
(Gaza), Sha'ar Ephraim and Bethlehem (West Bank). HP has
also won several tenders to supply technologies to the
Israeli army, including a 2-year contract for the supply
of PCs to the army, signed in Sept 2009.
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Hewlett-Packard Company (with subsidiary, EDS Israel)
2010 Investments: $306,600
2011 Investments: $168,000 |
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* Specializes in iris, face and fingerprint identity
recognition. It owns Visage, which includes Visionics. In
1999, Visionics was subcontracted by EDS to supply its
FaceIt(R) facial recognition technology to the Israeli
Ministry of Defense's Basel Project. See information
above, for Hewlett Packard, on the Basel System and
Israeli checkpoints in the occupied territories.
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L-1 Identity Solutions, Inc.
2010 Investments: $203,40
2011 Investments: $
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* Motorola Israel is a full subsidiary of Motorola, Inc.
The company provides "virtual fences" to Israeli
settlements that refuse to fence themselves. * Motorola
radar detectors' system has been installed in Israeli
settlements in the occupied West Bank. In some cases,
radar stations were erected on private Palestinian land,
preventing Palestinian movement near the Israeli
settlements. The system's name is MotoEagle Surveillance,
and it includes radars and cameras to detect human
movement outside the settlements. The system is currently
installed in about 25 settlements, including Thko'a,
Nokdim, Otniel, Beit Hagai, Eli, Rehelim, Tapu'ach,
Mechora, Elon More, Talmon. The system is also used in the
Separation Wall complex, in the wall around Gaza, and in
military bases. The company provides continuous service to
these systems. The company has also developed and provided
the "Mountain Rose" communication system for the Israeli
army, which is a specifically designed mobile system for
field conditions. It is being used by soldiers in the
occupied West Bank. * The Government Electronics
Department (GED) of the company, which was responsible for
military technologies in Motorola Israel and produced
electronic bomb fuses for the Israeli Army, was sold to
Aeronautics Defense Systems in April 2009.
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Motorola
2010 Investments: $45,300
2011 Investments: $27,900
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* Provider of homeland defense products and services.
Supplied SafeView magnometric scanners for Gaza's Erez
checkpoint through Hashmira and personal luggage scanners
for West Bank checkpoints through Eltal Technologistics.
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L-3 Communication Holdings, Inc.
2010 Investments: $8,100
2011 Investments: $24,300
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* Supplied 50,000 PCs to Israel Occupation Forces over
three years at a total cost of $20 million, which is below
the market value. The IDF uses these computers to enforce
Israel's military occupation of Palestinian land.
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Dell
2010 Investments: $62,200
2011 Investments: $79,300
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* Purchases non-woven fabrics from Avgol Nonwoven
Industries. Avgol has a factory in the Barkan Industrial
Zone, which is part of an Israeli settlement in the
occupied West Bank. According to the Coalition of Women
for Peace (whoprofits.org), Procter & Gamble accounts
for about 37% of Avgol sales.
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Proctor & Gamble Investments:
2010 Investments: $79,900
2011 Investments: $637,200
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* A major supplier of fuel to the Israeli military.
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Valero Energy Corporation
2010 Investments: $30,60
2011 Investments: $11,900 |
