Formed in 2005 and starting with strong leadership from company founder Jack Simmons, Simmons Equipment Company is building on the principles of quality and innovation that made S & S the market leader.
Over 40 years since that journey began, Simmons Equipment Company is proud to build upon this legacy of world class mining equipment. With a commitment to product development and intensely efficient production systems, S & S maintained its standard of excellence in battery-powered equipment for nearly 30 years. With immensely popular battery tractor, scoop, and hauler models, the Simmons name became synonymous with battery-powered equipment throughout the coalfields, and even the world. With as high as 80% of the market share in battery-powered mining equipment, S & S became one of the most successful companies the mining industry has ever seen. The product would change immensely over the next 25 years, but S & S’s dominance in battery-powered equipment would not. It was that year that S & S introduced its first battery-powered scoop (pictured right). The official, who wasn’t authorized to speak publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity, said the removal changed nothing about the Biden administration’s views of the Houthis, who have targeted civilians and kidnapped Americans.The year was 1968, and S & S Machinery Co. “A State Department official confirmed the move Friday after members of Congress were notified of the administration’s plans. “Biden’s administration is moving to revoke the designation of Yemen’s Houthis as a terrorist group, citing the need to mitigate one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters,” The Associated Press reported on February 5. The Biden administration quickly reversed the terrorist designation after taking over earlier this year. The Trump administration designated the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) and a Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT) under the leadership of former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. government will continue its diplomatic efforts to secure the release of our staff and the vacating of our compound, including through our international partners.” “We call on the Houthis to immediately vacate it and return all seized property,” the spokesman said. “The U.S. At least 22 other Yemenis were kidnapped by the Houthis in recent weeks, “most of whom worked on the security staff guarding the embassy grounds,” according to MEMRI.Ī State Department spokesperson said that the “majority” of hostages have been released, but that some embassy staff “continue to be detained without explanation.” Embassy from one of the employee’s private residences in Sana’a on November 5,” according to MEMRI. “The alleged raid comes after the Houthis kidnapped three Yemeni nationals affiliated with the U.S. The raid comes just five days after the Houthis kidnapped Yemeni nationals who work for the U.S. compound on Wednesday seeking “large quantities of equipment and materials,” according to regional reports translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute.
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The Free Beacon reported on Thursday that, according to a media watchdog that translates foreign media, local media said that the Houthis had seized equipment from the compound:Ī group of Houthi rebels reportedly stormed the U.S. Embassy in Yemen on Wednesday, taking hostages and seizing equipment.īloomberg News first reported on Tuesday that Iran-backed Houthi extremists had taken “at least 25 Yemenis working for the U.S.” into custody over the span of a few weeks, including “Yemenis working for the U.S. An Islamic extremist group reportedly stormed the U.S.
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