🪖 Combat Proven capability meets next-generation command and control. Soldiers assigned to the 4th Infantry Division prepare for Ivy Sting 4, a division-level exercise demonstrating the integration of Next Generation Command and Control in support of lethality and mission command, Jan. 30, 2026, at Fort Carson, Colorado. Building on... lessons from Ivy Sting 3, Ivy Sting 4 expanded command-and-control integration to include airspace management and mobile command nodes, reinforcing the kind of real-world operational environment where Redwire's Stalker uncrewed aircraft delivers proven performance. Instead of a restricted point-to-point link, Stalker populated into Anduril's Lattice mesh network, which serves as the core software-defined networking backbone of NGC2. Learn more about how we support U.S. Army's modernization and integration efforts during Ivy Sting 4 (U.S. Army Video by Spc. Aysia Hightree, the video contains music from a U.S. Army licensed asset from Universal Production Music, the appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.) #USArmy #IvySting #CombatProven #MOSA #Stalkershow more

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