Protect The Force Inc. Update

VANCOUVER, B.C. – Mission Ready Services Inc. (TSX-V: MRS) (“Mission Ready” or “MRSI”) provides the following update on the operations of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Protect the Force Inc. (“PTF” or “the Company”).

Acquired by Mission Ready in May 2012, Protect the Force is a strategic consulting firm specializing in providing leading manufacturers with relationship management, product development, acquisition & contracting expertise, and sales & marketing support geared towards selling to the U.S. Federal Government.  PTF is led by Gary Hess, an industry veteran, with extensive experience providing products, services and expertise to governments, first-responders and tactical markets.  Protect the Force has a robust infrastructure comprised of a network of industry professionals, an efficiently-coordinated supply chain, an unparalleled dealer organization, and a leading edge research and development faculty.

PTF serves clients primarily with sales of products to the US Department of Defense, the largest department of the US Government with a spending budget in excess of $600 billion in 2012, and other government agencies within the US and other countries.  PTF’s pipeline of potential sales of its client’s products totals in excess of $100 million.

On November 22, 2013, respirator manufacturers received notification from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear testing errors at the governments Edgewood Chemical Biological Center (ECBC). During a period from July 2012 through October 2013, ECBC utilized concentrations of Chemical Warfare Agents (CWA) that contained less concentration than was required under NIOSH testing procedures. As a result of these errors, NIOSH and ECBC temporarily halted all CWA testing until test procedures could be validated and are re-testing affected products. A NIOSH User’s Notice is available at http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npptl/ and provides additional background information and next steps from their side.

This issue has impacted all manufacturers who had products tested and/or approved over this 15-month period at ECBC including products placed for a client by PTF.  The client has currently halted deliveries of this product pending completion of the re-testing by ECBC.  PTF’s client conducts its own rigorous internal testing and as a result has a high degree of confidence that their products will pass the re-tests.  Shipments of product are not expected to resume until after April 2014 wherein commissions earned by PTF in placing these orders for its client will become payable.  This may negatively affect the Company’s working capital until time of payment.

PTF is continuing to bolster its presence in the United States and has identified numerous opportunities warranting its further expansion into Colombia and other emerging South American countries as well as Canada. PTF has developed distribution channels for US companies to market to the Colombian military and is successfully completing sales of client products into South America and Canada.

The mission of Protect the Force is to save lives and enhance the performance of security personnel and those who protect us, by working to ensure they are equipped with the best possible personal protective equipment.

For further information, visit the Company’s website at MissionReady.ca or contact:

Terry Nixon – Director, Corporate Communications
Telephone: 1.877.479.7778

Mission Ready Services Inc.

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Forward-looking statements are based on assumptions management believes to be reasonable. Although Mission Ready Services Inc. has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking information, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such information will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such information. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information.  Mission Ready Services Inc. does not undertake to update any forward-looking information that is included herein, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.

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10-20 Services Inc. Contract Extension

VANCOUVER, B.C. – Mission Ready Services Inc. (“Mission Ready” or “MRSI”) is pleased to provide the following update on the operations of its wholly-owned subsidiary, 10-20 Services Inc. (“10-20” or “the Company”).

10-20 has been providing services to one of the largest prime contractors of the US Army for the inspection, decontamination/cleaning and repair of gear returned from the field through SOCOM’S Special Operations Personal Equipment Advanced Requirements (SPEAR) program.  10-20 is cleaning and restoring SPEAR equipment at an average cost of 9% of its replacement value, saving the US Army SOCOM over $3.4 million in the past six months.  10-20 has recently been issued a purchase order to continue this service throughout 2014.

10-20 was also awarded a contract in October 2013 to clean interceptor outer tactical vests (“IOTV”) for the US Army and began work in December 2013.  10-20 cleaned 3,000 vests during the first month as part of a US Army program to clean 74,000 IOTV’s over the next 18-20 months. With an estimated replacement cost savings in excess of $50 million to the US Army, the total project value is approximately $1.9 million.

Led by retired US Army Acquisitions Corps Major Clay Williamson, 10-20 was formed to provide logistics services and product sales to the U.S. Federal Government and their contractors. Since inception, 10-20 has achieved and built upon numerous successes including the launch of military cleaning and repair facilities adjacent to both Joint Base Lewis-McCord (“JBLM”) in Washington and Fort Bragg, North Carolina – the world’s largest military base. Additionally, the Company operates a kiosk on the JBLM base to serve the individual soldier market and gain exposure for the 10-20 Services at the base level.

“There is a definite and immediate demand for the highly effective and cost efficient services that we are able to offer through 10-20 and we are working fast to deploy more cleaning systems in more regions across the US to meet this need. We are in the process of automating many systems such as process monitoring to free up personnel to continue their focus on quality and care while ensuring a quick turn-around for 10-20 clients”, says Clay Williamson, President of 10-20 Services Inc.

The Company currently employs 32 people, with 73% of these having a military affiliation as either a veteran or spouse of a current or retired soldier.  The Company operates two shifts per day at the JBLM facility to process SPEAR and on-base kiosk gear. The 10,000 Sq Ft. Fort Bragg facility also operates two shifts and utilizes three Advanced Cleaning Systems. The Company employs a retired US Army logistics specialist and a retired US Command Sergeant Major to manage the Fort Bragg and JBLM facilities, respectively.

Rod Reum, CEO of Mission Ready states, “It is our intention to redefine the parameters by which military and first responder  equipment is cleaned and repaired in terms of cost, quality, service and turn-around time. We have built a team of highly qualified individuals to help the Company achieve its aggressive growth strategy and continue to provide unparalleled services for soldiers and other first responders who serve to protect us.”

For further information, visit the Company’s website at MissionReady.ca or contact:

Terry Nixon – Director, Corporate Communications
Telephone: 1.877.479.7778 — Ext: 114

Mission Ready Services Inc.

(signed “Rod Reum”)

Rod Reum,
President & CEO

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