Remington Deployed in Iraq
30 May 2003
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One thing the American soldier takes with him when he’s sent overseas is his trusty Remington shaver. A special favorite of troops with uncertain access to water and electricity is our compact, battery-powered MSC-100.
Anticipating this, the company diverted shipments of the popular shaver from all over the country–some 70,000 units–to supply American fighting men. It created a temporary shortage of the unit here at home but, as company president Neil DeFeo writes, “We felt that we needed to support our Armed Services as a priority.”
Supplies of the MSC-100 returned to normal levels in April.
(This article appeared in the Spring 2003 newsletter of Remington Products Company, LLC.)
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