21st Century Technologies...
Targeting the Homeland Security Sector

       21st Century Technologies, Inc. (OTC BB: TFCT) is strategically positioned to become a leading supplier in the $40 billion Homeland Security industry.
       The Department of Homeland Security controls an estimated $36.2 million 2004 budget, including about $500 million to assess the nations infrastructure and transportation systems. TFCT is one of the few publicly traded companies that operates exclusively in this vital sector. Its three growing subsidiaries Trident Technologies, Inc., Innovative Weaponry, Inc. and Miniature Machine Corporation, Inc. provide products to law enforcement and the miliary that enhance safety when operating in situations that are dangerous both to personnel and the public.
Trident Technologies has developed a unique magnetic patch that stops and controls leaks on ships, railroad tank cars, storage tanks, pipelines and other ferrous containers. The patches are used by some of the largest corporations in the oil and gas and transportation industries Exxon, Conoco, CSX and Union Pacific, to name a few.
       Recently the company began negotiating a $30 million budget allocation with the Department of Homeland Security to enable local fire departments to purchase the patches as part of their local preparedness efforts. In a terrorist attack, emergency personnel could quickly place Tridents magnetic patch on a tank containing hazardous materials, preventing further damage to people or the environment. The ProMag and SeaPatch systems have already been adopted by fire departments across the country through local funds, federal fire grant and Dept. of Justice funds.
       Innovative Weaponry, which manufactures night sights, has an extensive client list, including the Los Angeles Police Department, the U.S. Customs Service, Navy Seal teams, Delta Force, the DEA, and some of the largest gun manufacturers in the world. The night sights allow law enforcement and military personnel to aim better in low-light situations.
       Miniature Machine manufactures and distributes high-quality adjustable open gun sights primarily to serious hobbyists through extensive retail outlets.
TFCTs business strategy is to grow through synergistic acquisitions and strategic alliances. The company was formed in 1967 as Satcom Corp. and changed its name in 1997 to better reflect its corporate mission. TFCT reorganized in 2002 under the leadership of its CEO, Arland Dunn, who previously built Traditional Industries, Inc. to $200 million in sales revenues earning a Forbes magazine accolade as one of the best-managed small businesses in the U.S. The company divested all of its non-homeland security-related operations and is now positioned to enjoy an extended period of revenue growth in this dynamic sector.
       For additional information, please contact Larry B. Bach at 21st Century Technologies, Inc., 818-707-9466; email: lbach@texn.com