Advanced Defense Systems, Inc. trademark application for TWENTY-SIX DEFENSE MARITIME

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Advanced Defense Systems, Inc., a corporation organized in Delaware, applied to register the trademark TWENTY-SIX DEFENSE MARITIME with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on 2026-11-06, serial number 50204950. The application covers one class of goods and services, Class 9 (Software and electronics), and is based on an intent to use the mark in commerce (the goods or services are not yet sold under it). The latest step on the record is "Application filing receipt mailed" on 2026-11-06.

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Class 9 (Software and electronics)

Electronic and electromechanical devices and instruments for use in military, maritime, and defense systems, namely, maritime inertial navigation systems comprised of electronic directional compasses, inertial sensors for altitude and direction reference, underwater acoustic sensors, electronic display screens, monitors, touch screens, flat panel displays, liquid crystal displays, electronic computers, keyboards, trackballs, mice, and mounting devices for electronic devices and instruments; electronic detection and monitoring devices for use in underwater applications, namely, sonobuoys and hydrophones and sonar signal generation equipment; submarine detection and monitoring systems, namely, sonobuoys and hydrophones and sonar signal generation equipment; Command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence (C4I) systems comprised of computer hardware and recorded software for monitoring communications and opponent locations; Computer hardware and recorded software for use in military, maritime, and defense systems for monitoring communications and opponent locations; Electronic systems for use in military and maritime and homeland security applications comprised of proximity sensors, electronic digital displays, data processors, and communications hardware being apparatus for transmission of communications; Electronic warfare systems comprised of signal detection, countermeasure, and jamming equipment, namely, sonobuoys and hydrophones and sonar signal generation equipment; Maritime electronic systems, namely, sonar, communication, and detection systems comprised of sonobuoys and hydrophones and sonar signal generation equipment; Recorded and downloadable software for mission planning, data analysis, and battlefield management; Targeting systems comprised of proximity sensors and computer hardware for weapons guidance and surveillance; Electronic controllers to manage the power, movement, and functions of anti-torpedo torpedoes; Gyroscopes; Depth sensors

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Source: USPTO record for TWENTY-SIX DEFENSE MARITIME, serial number 50204950.

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