COVINGTON, Ky., Dec. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Valley Forge Composite Technologies (OTC Bulletin Board: VLYF) along with its research partners have completed the Thor LVX for the detection of contraband in all types of cargo from luggage to 40-foot shipping containers. The system is operational and awaiting final testing.

Upon final successful testing Valley Forge expects to begin final marketing of the system to a number of governments for the use of protecting their ports-of-calls and border crossings. It has received some preliminary indications of interest from a number of governments.

"We are very excited that after 8 years we can now see the culmination of all of our efforts in a fully functional machine and are looking forward to expanding our sales and marketing," said Lou Brothers, CEO of Valley Forge.

Valley Forge believes that THOR-LVX is the most sophisticated and advanced contraband detection system in the market and has the potential to detect most forms of organic based contraband from explosives to illegal drugs even through attempted shielding. The Thor LVX system generates 55 million electron volts (MeV) thereby initiating primary and secondary gamma quanta which are picked up by dedicated detectors in milliseconds, rendering an elemental breakdown of the compounds being scanned. Additional information and photos regarding the Thor LVX technology can be seen on the Company's web site at www.vlyf.com.

About Valley Forge

Valley Forge Composite Technologies, Inc. develops, manufactures and distributes next-generation detection systems. Its THOR LVX system is designed to detect nuclear material, explosives and contraband hidden in cargo containers and baggage, even through shielding. VLYF is also marketing the Odin personal screening system for use in airports, high-security buildings and border entry points. More information about Valley Forge Composite Technologies, Inc. can be found at www.vlyf.com.

Forward-Looking Statement

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Contact
Valley Forge Composite Technologies, Inc.
Roe Brothers
roe@vfct.com
Tel: (859) 581-5111

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