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CMC Triggers | San Tan Tactical | SOUSA Optics Announce Ozge Cumberland as President

Tuesday, March 31st, 2026

CMC Triggers, San Tan Tactical, and SOUSA Optics are proud to announce the appointment of Ozge Cumberland as President, effective immediately.

Ozge joins the organization with over a decade of executive leadership experience within the firearms and outdoor industry. She brings a powerful combination of financial expertise, operational discipline, and strategic execution, with a proven ability to scale organizations, strengthen infrastructure, and drive sustained growth.

Throughout her career, Ozge has led cross-functional teams across finance, operations, and business management, consistently delivering results through structure, accountability, and performance-focused leadership. She is known for building systems that enable companies to grow efficiently while maintaining operational excellence.

In her role as President, Ozge will oversee day-to-day operations across all three brands — CMC Triggers, San Tan Tactical, and SOUSA Optics — with a focus on aligning teams, optimizing performance, and executing strategic initiatives that support long-term growth.

Her appointment marks a significant step forward in the continued evolution of the organization, reinforcing its commitment to building a scalable, high-performance platform across manufacturing, product development, and market expansion.

Under her leadership, the company will continue to invest in innovation, strengthen its dealer and distribution network, and expand its presence across both domestic and international markets.

“Ozge brings the level of leadership, discipline, and operational rigor required for where we are going as an organization. As we continue to scale across all three brands, her ability to align strategy with execution and drive accountability across the business will be critical. I’m confident in her leadership and excited for what we are building together.”

— Jennifer Biegel, Chief Executive Office

NIOA Announces Deal with GDOTS on Apache Rockets Collaboration

Tuesday, March 31st, 2026

Australian weapons and munitions prime NIOA and US aerospace and defence company General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems (GDOTS) have signed an agreement to collaborate on the potential supply of 70mm rockets to equip the Australian Army’s new Apache helicopters.


An Apache helicopter fires off a Hydra-70 rocket. Australian-owned NIOA has inked a deal with General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems to potentially supply the ADF with the 70mm family of rockets. Photo courtesy: DVIDS

The potential supply of these rockets to the ADF would build upon current ADF 70mm rocket supply arrangements through Foreign Military Sales.

The multiple natures of Hydra-70 rockets are key munitions for the Australian Defence Force’s incoming AH-64E Apache helicopter fleet being delivered under Project LAND 4503 and as a kinetic effector in Counter UAS systems.

Subject to appropriate US Government approvals, the companies intend to explore opportunities for Australian assembly of the rockets under a multi-year agreement, offering increased flexibility, shorter lead times, assured domestic supply, and overall lower life-cycle cost for these munitions.

In line with the Commonwealth’s Defence Industrial Development Strategy (DIDS) goals, NIOA and GDOTS will assess which components of the system which might cost-effectively be manufactured in Australia with a view to seeking transfer of production to the Australian defence industrial base.

On the establishment of local assembly arrangements for Hydra-70 rockets, there is expected to be an increase in skilled jobs at the Australian government owned, contractor operated (GOCO) munitions facility at Benalla in regional Victoria where NIOA operates ammunition and primary explosive manufacturing capabilities.

NIOA Australia-New Zealand CEO Ben James said: “This agreement further extends the NIOA/GDOTS relationship and represents a key sovereign munitions production opportunity in support of the ADF and forward-deployed US troops.

“The 2024 Defence Industrial Development Strategy emphasised the importance of international industrial partnerships to build the strategic weight Australia needs to shape the future and recent international events have further highlighted the critical nature of sovereign supply chains and manufacturing capacity.

“Manufacturing warheads and key munitions for Apache would represent a key step in realising that objective.”

Rheinmetall and Indra Group Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Strengthen Their Strategic Partnership – with a Major Vehicle Contract in Their Sights

Monday, March 30th, 2026

Düsseldorf-based Rheinmetall AG and the Spanish technology Group Indra have signed a memorandum of understanding to further deepen their strategic cooperation, particularly in the production of military vehicle systems for European and Latin American Armed Forces. The next step is to establish a joint venture later this year in order to bid on a Spanish Army contract for the procurement of up to 3,000 military trucks.


With this agreement, both companies intend to expand their existing partnership and jointly address future projects in the field of modern defence and security technologies. 

This includes the modernization of tracked armoured vehicles, activities in the field of tactical support vehicles, as well as the joint participation in a solution for tactical tracked infantry fighting vehicles (IFV) and the establishment of consortia for opportunities in logistic trucks. 

The agreement extends beyond combat vehicles, covering other business areas, including space-based communication solutions, among others. The goal is to develop innovative solutions for armed forces whole while simultaneously strengthening the European industrial base in the defence sector in the long term. The MoU establishes the framework for more intensive cooperation across the entire value chain—from integration to production and service. Both companies will contribute their complementary capabilities in the areas of system integration, sensor technology, digitalization, and platform and effector systems. 

Rheinmetall and Indra are strengthening their position in the European defense market and are committed to expanding their joint projects over the long term.

Armin Papperger, CEO of Rheinmetall AG: “It’s a perfect match: Indra is the market leader in Spain, and Rheinmetall is the market leader in Germany. We intend to collaborate on vehicles, satellites, electronics, and naval systems. The starting point for this collaboration is the Spanish government’s two tenders for up to 3,000 military trucks and several hundred tactical vehicles. We’re talking about several billion euros.”

Armin Papperger, CEO of Rheinmetall AG: “With this Memorandum of Understanding, Rheinmetall and Indra are sending a clear signal for deeper European cooperation in the defence sector between Germany and Spain. Together, we are pooling our technological expertise to develop high-performance and future-oriented solutions for our customers.”

Ángel Escribano, Indra Group Executive President: “The long term relationship of trust we have established with Rheinmetall enables us to explore new areas of collaboration to deliver increasingly advanced systems, at ever greater speed, while ensuring the future leadership position of the European industry worldwide.”
José Vicente de los Mozos, Indra Group CEO: “Indra once again demonstrates its ability to build partnerships that allow us to accelerate delivery of the systems our customers require, reaffirming our commitment to Europe and its allies to reinforce technological sovereignty and strategic autonomy.”

The signing of the MoU highlights the shared objective of both companies to combine their innovative strengths in military vehicle systems and further expand cooperation in the European defence market, with emphasis in Spain and Germany, and also Latin America countries.
Rheinmetall AG is an integrated technology group, with its headquarters in Düsseldorf. Founded in 1889, it is a leading international systems house for the defence industry and operates within land, air, sea and space domains. A focus on sustainability is an integral part of Rheinmetall’s strategy. With around 33,000 employees at about 180 sites worldwide, the company has been listed on the DAX 40 since March 2023 and generated sales of €9.9 billion in the 2025 financial year.

Indra Group is the foremost Spanish multinational and one of the leading European companies that focus on defence and advanced digitalization. It stands at the forefront of the defence, space, air traffic management, mobility, and transformative technologies through Minsait, and it integrates its sovereign AI, cybersecurity and cyber defence capabilities into IndraMind. Indra Group is paving the way to a more secure and better-connected future through innovative solutions, trusted relationships and the very best talent. Sustainability is an integral part of its strategy and culture in order to overcome current and future social and environmental challenges. At the close of the 2025 financial year, Indra Group posted revenues of € 5.457 billion and had a local presence in 46 countries and business operations in over 140 countries.

DroneShield Establishes European Headquarters to Accelerate Regional Growth and Sovereign Counter-UAS Capability

Monday, March 30th, 2026

30 March 2026 – DroneShield (ASX:DRO), a global leader in counter-drone and electronic warfare (EW) solutions, is pleased to announce the official opening of its new European Headquarters in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

The establishment of the European Headquarters marks a significant step in DroneShield’s long?term commitment to Europe, one of the Company’s fastest?growing regions, and provides a strengthened operational presence to support its expanding footprint across EU and NATO-aligned markets.

The new Headquarters will serve as an operational base for DroneShield’s EU Centre of Excellence and aligns with the EU’s ReArm Europe Plan / Readiness 2030 initiative, which seeks to boost military spending, strengthen industrial sovereignty, and accelerate support for Ukraine. It further builds on DroneShield’s newly established European manufacturing footprint to advance sovereign counter-UAS capability, which marks a major expansion of the Company’s European industrial footprint and manufacturing capacity.

The European Headquarters will be led by Louis Gamarra, who was promoted to the position of Chief Commercial Officer earlier this year, and builds on DroneShield’s existing regional presence. Mr Gamarra will oversee the continued growth of DroneShield’s commercial and operational functions across Europe, including the expansion of a dedicated in-region team. The Company’s European footprint now comprises of around a dozen staff, and benefits from a multilingual team proficient in English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, and Scandinavian languages (Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian).

Image: DroneShield officially opens its European Headquarters.

The team will continue to work alongside DroneShield’s robust network of European resellers, while also growing internal operations functions to support delivery to customers. The newly established European headquarters will ensure that customers receive not just leading-edge capability, but also more efficient support and deployment.

Europe remains a priority region for DroneShield’s sales and business development strategy. In 2025, Europe was the Company’s best performing market, securing $98 million in revenue and accounting for 45 per cent of total Company revenue. As of February 2026, DroneShield has a regional pipeline valued at $1.2 billion. Geopolitical pressures, such as the Iranian conflict, ongoing war in Ukraine and repeated Russian drone incursions, continue to drive demand for deployed counter-UAS solutions across Europe and the Middle East.

The official opening event hosted VIP guests including the newly appointed Dutch State Secretary for Defence, Mr Derk Boswijk, and Australian Ambassador to the Netherlands, His Excellency Dr Greg French, reflecting the strong partnerships supporting DroneShield’s European growth.

Louis Gamarra, DroneShield European Headquarters Chief said, “DroneShield’s investment in Benelux marks a major milestone that strengthens our ability to support frontline users, procurement agencies and industry partners across Europe. With increasing demand for counter-drone solutions across the region, our new European headquarters will allow us to deliver faster, more localised support to our EU partners. We’re proud to be investing in local talent and infrastructure to meet the growing security needs across Europe.”

How to Equip 100,000 Troops with the Right Uniform Size – First Time

Monday, March 30th, 2026

Equipping 100,000 troops across a war?torn territory is no longer just a supply chain challenge – it is a data challenge. Speed and accuracy in sizing and distributing uniforms and gear directly affect readiness, safety and cost. When thousands of military personnel are constantly moving between bases and front lines, every sizing mistake turns into wasted budget, delays and operational friction.

This is exactly the problem Bodi.Me’s Size?Me technology is built to solve: giving defence organisations and their partners a fast, accurate and scalable way to collect size data, predict demand and deliver the right uniform size first time – at scale.

Why speed and accuracy matter in large-scale uniform operations

When organisations need to distribute uniforms across large, decentralised workforces, speed and accuracy become critical. Delays in issue, incorrect sizing, excess stock, and avoidable returns all increase costs and reduce operational efficiency.

This is especially true in sectors such as healthcare, first response, military, corporatewear, utilities, transport, and large-scale public service operations, where thousands of wearers may need uniforms, protective garments, or workwear across multiple sites at the same time.

In these environments, traditional sizing methods are often too slow, too inaccurate, and too dependent on guesswork.

What causes waste in uniform distribution?

Uniform distribution becomes expensive when organisations rely on outdated assumptions instead of real wearer data.

Common problems include:

  • ordering the wrong quantity of each size
  • letting wearers guess their size
  • manually collecting inconsistent size information
  • overproducing unpopular sizes
  • underordering high-demand sizes
  • managing returns, exchanges, and redistributions after issue

These problems affect more than cost. Poor sizing can also reduce wearer comfort, limit mobility, create safety concerns, and undermine confidence in the uniform programme.

For large operations, even a small sizing error rate can create major financial and logistical consequences.

Why accurate sizing is now a business-critical issue

The cost of getting sizing wrong has increased. Tariffs, energy prices, supply chain disruption, shipping costs, and tighter operational budgets all mean that overproduction and incorrect fulfilment are more expensive than ever.

For uniform buyers and programme managers, this means one thing: sizing can no longer be treated as an estimate.

It must be treated as operational data.

Accurate size data helps organisations:

  • predict the correct quantity of each size before production
  • allocate the right garment to each wearer during distribution
  • reduce waste and avoid unnecessary replacement costs
  • improve stock planning and procurement decisions
  • increase wearer satisfaction from the start

What is digital sizing technology?

Digital sizing technology uses wearer data to generate accurate size recommendations quickly and at scale.

Instead of relying on self-selection or historical averages, digital sizing platforms gather a few simple inputs and use them to predict the best-fitting garment for each individual wearer.

This makes uniform allocation faster, more consistent, and more cost-effective.

How Bodi.Me solves the uniform sizing problem

Founded in 2013, Bodi.Me is a UK-based pioneer in digital sizing and fit technology. Since launching its first size and fit recommendation solution in 2014, Bodi.Me has specialised in helping organisations solve the garment industry’s fit problem through accurate, scalable, and user-friendly technology.

The company is widely recognised for its work in professional clothing and uniforms, where accurate sizing is essential for cost control, wearer safety, comfort, and sustainability.

What is Size-Me?

Size-Me is Bodi.Me’s award-winning digital sizing platform for uniforms, workwear, and professional clothing.

It helps businesses:

  • predict the right quantity of each size before production
  • allocate the correct size to each wearer during distribution
  • reduce overproduction
  • improve stock planning
  • lower return rates
  • avoid the cost of incorrect sizing

By replacing guesswork and historical size assumptions with real wearer data, Size-Me improves efficiency across the uniform supply chain.

How does Size-Me work?

Using just a few simple inputs, Size-Me extrapolates a detailed body profile and delivers instant, personalised size recommendations.

The platform is designed to be:

  • easy to use
  • mobile-accessible anytime, anywhere
  • private and non-intrusive
  • inclusive across different body types and genders
  • highly customisable for different sectors and garment categories

No body scans or photos are required unless requested by the client.

Size-Me also integrates with customer systems, making it suitable for large-scale rollouts where speed, accessibility, and consistency are essential.

Why Size-Me is effective for large-scale uniform distribution

Large uniform programmes need more than a sizing tool. They need a system that supports planning, procurement, allocation, and wearer satisfaction at scale.

Size-Me helps organisations improve both cost-effectiveness and operational performance because it brings together four essential capabilities:

Fast data capture

Wearers can access the platform instantly from their mobile device, allowing large groups to submit sizing data quickly across different locations.

Accurate size allocation

Each wearer receives a personalised size recommendation, reducing the risk of incorrect issue and follow-up exchanges.

Better production planning

Real sizing data helps buyers predict size ratios before production, reducing overstock and understock.

Lower return and redistribution costs

When more garments are right first time, organisations reduce return handling, replacement orders, and wasted inventory.

What results has Bodi.Me delivered?

Bodi.Me has demonstrated strong results across uniform, workwear, healthcare, corporatewear, first responder, and inclusive fashion projects.

Key results include:

  • more than 1.5 million size recommendations delivered
  • 500,000+ recommendations delivered in 2025 alone
  • 100,000+ wearers supported in 2025
  • over 95% wearer engagement
  • return rates reduced in some uniform applications from around 15% to 5%

These outcomes help organisations improve purchasing accuracy, reduce waste, and increase operational efficiency.

How does Size-Me support sustainability?

Uniform waste is not only a cost issue. It is also a sustainability issue.

When organisations produce the wrong size mix, they increase:

  • unnecessary manufacturing
  • excess shipping
  • packaging waste
  • reverse logistics
  • disposal and landfill risk

By helping organisations order and distribute the right garments first time, Size-Me supports a more efficient and sustainable supply chain.

This is particularly important for businesses and institutions under pressure to reduce waste, improve ESG performance, and operate more responsibly.

How has Bodi.Me continued to develop the platform?

In 2025, Bodi.Me further advanced its offering with Size-Me 5.0, a user-friendly, multilingual evolution of Size-Me 4.0.

This includes a dedicated try-on solution for the workwear sector featuring a dynamic 360-degree avatar, helping wearers visualise fit more accurately and make more confident choices.

For organisations running large and diverse uniform programmes, this adds another layer of confidence, accuracy, and user engagement.

Why digital sizing should now be standard in uniform programmes

Large-scale uniform operations cannot afford to rely on manual sizing, wearer guesswork, or historic averages alone.

Digital sizing technology is no longer a nice-to-have. It is becoming essential for any organisation that wants to improve:

  • cost control
  • fulfilment accuracy
  • wearer experience
  • sustainability
  • stock efficiency
  • rollout speed

The bigger the workforce, the greater the value of getting sizing right from the start.

Conclusion

Speed and accuracy are the foundation of effective uniform distribution. When organisations need to size and equip large numbers of people across multiple locations, the cost of error rises quickly. Better sizing data leads to better purchasing, better allocation, fewer returns, lower waste, and a better experience for the wearer.

Bodi.Me’s Size-Me platform is designed to deliver exactly that: fast, accurate, scalable digital sizing for modern uniform operations. By turning wearer data into actionable sizing intelligence, Size-Me helps organisations improve cost-effectiveness, increase efficiency, and distribute uniforms with greater confidence.

Bodi.Me’s mission is simple: to help businesses deliver the right fit first time, reduce waste, optimise production, and create a more sustainable future for the garment industry, while ensuring that wearers across sectors, including healthcare, emergency response, utilities, transport, and corporatewear, receive the right garment first time, without discomfort or safety concerns. In large-scale uniform programmes, this is not only a sustainability goal but a core part of operational efficiency, wearer readiness, and responsible resource management.

About Bodi.Me:

Bodi.Me is a UK-based SaaS company founded in 2013 by Lara Mazzoni and partners. In 2014 launched the first Size and Fit recommendation software, with the mission to help solve the garment industry’s fit problem and promote better sustainability within the industry. Helping wearers select the best fit through fast and accurate size recommendation tools can reduce returns, optimize stock levels, and help businesses focus production on the sizes that sell.

Bodi.Me has been a pioneer in clothing size and fit optimization since 2014 with a (but not exclusive) focus on workwear and uniforms.

Bodi.Me’s Size-Me tool integrates with customer systems and matches wearers to the right size garment from the customer’s range via Bodi.Me’s AI and proprietary technology. From just a handful of basic measurements, Size-Me extrapolates a complete body profile to provide instant size recommendations personalized to each wearer. Size-Me is uniquely customizable and adapts to each customer’s needs.

NEMO Adds Comfort-Driven Updates Across Pack and Sleep Systems, Expands Endless Promise Fully Recyclable Collection

Sunday, March 29th, 2026

New recyclable sleeping bags and liners, warmer pads, and expanded sizing, along with refined travel and technical packs for better time outdoors.

{Dover, NH—March X, 2026} — NEMO Equipment’s 2026 collection advances the brand’s commitment to better sleep, lighter loads, and gear designed to stay out of the landfill. The spring lineup brings three additions to NEMO’s Endless Promise® fully recyclable collection: the

Tempo™ Spoon® shape sleeping bag and both Tracer™ sleeping bag liners, alongside expanded sizing for the Tensor™ Elite sleeping pad and top-selling Disco™ and Forte™

Spoon® shape sleeping bags. Refined updates to the Vantage™ and Resolve™ pack collections, plus Flyer™ and Roamer™ sleeping pads, round out a lineup built on meaningful innovation and lasting performance. 

SLEEP SYSTEM UPDATES – Because Sleeping Outside Should Feel Good 

Tempo™ Endless Promise®  Sleeping Bag 

The Tempo synthetic sleeping bag joins the Endless Promise lineup with everything you want in a three-season bag. Updated to NEMO’s Classic Spoon shape, it provides ample room for side sleepers, while an insulated Blanket Fold™ collar mimics the comfort of home. High-loft recycled insulation delivers reliable warmth that packs down small, and thoughtful details elevate the experience, like a built-in pillow pocket lined with ultra-soft Fillo™ fabric. Tempo is the full package: comfort, packability, and sustainability. Available in 20F/35F. $149.95-199.95 

New Wide Sizing for Disco™ and Forte™ Spoon™ Shape Sleeping Bags 

Two of the industry’s top-selling sleeping bags, the RDS-certified down Disco™ and recycled synthetic Forte™, are now available in Wide sizes. Pair with a wide sleeping pad, spread out, and get your best night’s sleep outdoors. $169.95 – 359.95 

Tracer™ and Tracer™ Blaze Endless Promise® Sleeping Bag Liners  

Made from 100% recycled fabrics and treated with a FUZE antimicrobial finish for odor resistance while maintaining full recyclability. Add warmth to a summer quilt, keep your bag cleaner on a long thru-hike, or instantly extend your sleep system into shoulder season. Lightweight, packable warmth that lasts forever. $69.95 – 89.95 

Tensor™ Elite 

After Tensor™ Elite’s successful 2025 launch, the message from thru-hikers was clear: make it wider. The new Regular Wide Mummy joins existing Short and Regular Mummy sizes, delivering the same category-leading warmth-to-weight ratio with more room to move. For fast-and-light trips where every ounce counts, but comfort can’t be compromised. $259.95 

Flyer™ Self-inflating Sleeping Pad 

The bluesign® product Flyer™ hybrid pad gets warmer for 2026 with an R-value of 4.2 (up from 3.3) and features 2 inches of plush cushioning plus an included Vortex™ hybrid stuff sack that doubles as a pump for faster inflation. Dual-axis foam coring removes nearly 60% of the foam without sacrificing stability or comfort. $139.95 – 159.95 

Roamer™ Self-inflating Mattress  

With 4 inches of plush cushioning and an R-value of 7 (up from 6), Roamer™ rivals your bed at home. The updated Laylow™ valve speeds inflation and deflation, and the included Vortex™ stuff sack efficiently doubles as a pump. Expanded sizing: Single (76 x 25 in), Single Wide (80 x 30 in), Double (78 x 40 in), and Double Wide (78 x 52 in), ensures everyone sleeps well, whether solo or sharing. $259.95 – 449.95 

PACK SYSTEM UPDATES – Packs Get Smarter, More Intuitive, and Even More Durable 

The fully recyclable Vantage™ travel backpack and Resolve™ technical backpack  return with refined updates that enhance performance and usability. Both collections feature NEMO’s exclusive CERO™ recycled fabric, up to 2× the tear strength and 1.5× the water resistance of standard pack fabrics, and CCubed™ foam-free cushioning that’s up to 5× more breathable and 10× better at wicking moisture. The result: a drier back, a longer-lasting pack, and full recyclability at end of life. 

Vantage receives targeted improvements including a redesigned back panel for better moisture management, magnetic closures for effortless access, and new collapsible water bottle pockets that expand when needed and disappear when not. Color-accented zippers make it easy to identify the laptop compartment at a glance, while adjustable load lifter straps dial in a personalized fit. $179.95 – $249.95 

Resolve sheds weight through a more streamlined design while gaining durability with upgraded fabrics. New side water bottle pockets improve on-the-move access, and the refined suspension system moves naturally with your body on swift treks and fast approaches. $159.95 – $219.95 

These updates join NEMO’s full 2026 lineup, including warmer, lighter sleeping pads; a packable reclining chair; and major refinements to the top-selling Dragonfly OSMO™ tent series. Explore the complete collection at nemoequipment.com/collections/new-for-2026

UF PRO Introduces P-40 Classic Gen.3 Tactical Pants

Saturday, March 28th, 2026

KOMENDA, SLOVENIA (26 March 2026)

UF PRO, one of the most innovative brands in the tactical clothing industry and part of Mehler Systems, has introduced the P-40 Classic Gen.3 Tactical Pants, a new generation of low-profile tactical pants designed for everyday reliability, unrestricted mobility, and comfort across a wide temperature range.

The P-40 Classic Gen.3 builds on the proven concept of the P-40 platform, focusing on functional improvements in fit, adaptability, and long-term comfort. Designed for professional users who require a clean, low-profile appearance without compromising performance, the pants are suitable for operational environments, training, and everyday duty use.

The pants feature a hybrid construction combining durable PolyCo Ripstop fabric with bi-elastic stretch panels, providing high wear resistance while allowing unrestricted freedom of movement. The ergonomic cut supports natural body movement during dynamic activities such as running, climbing, or working in kneeling positions.

A key development in the Gen.3 version is the enhanced waist construction. Integrated stretch panels, compatibility with the UF PRO Waist/Flex system, and a 3D lower-back pad improve stability, fit, and comfort, particularly when carrying equipment on the belt.

The pants are also designed to adapt to changing conditions. They are compatible with UF PRO 3D Tactical Knee Pads, with the option to add puncture-resistant Solid Pads. In colder or windy environments, an optional windproof thermal liner can be zipped into the waistband, extending the operational temperature range without reducing mobility or breathability.

With their low-profile design, modular protection options, and adaptability to different temperatures and mission requirements, the P-40 Classic Gen.3 Tactical Pants are designed to provide reliable performance across a wide range of professional applications.

For more information about UF PRO please visit: ufpro.com

United States Space Force Awards AnySignal to Fortify MILSATCOM Against Electronic Warfare

Friday, March 27th, 2026

LOS ANGELES, March 25, 2026 — AnySignal announced it has been selected by the United States Space Force (USSF) to field their Resilient, Agile, and Interference-Defiant Network for Secure Military Satellite Communications (MILSATCOM) and Space Data Network (SDN). This contract will accelerate the fielding of a combat-ready architecture designed to ensure mission continuity in Contested, Denied, and Degraded (CDD) environments. 

As near-peer adversaries increasingly deploy sophisticated Electronic Warfare (EW) capabilities to disrupt allied command and control, the reliance on centralized, rigid satellite links has become a critical vulnerability. AnySignal is addressing this operational gap by delivering autonomous, decentralized communications architecture in the face of adversarial spectrum denial.

“The modern battlespace requires communications infrastructure that is as dynamic and resilient as the warfighters it supports,” said John Malsbury, CEO at AnySignal. “AnySignal’s Defense platform is moving beyond static links to a self-healing network that autonomously navigates the spectrum to defeat interference.”

The effort focuses on maturing and validating the system for operational deployment. At the core of the solution is AnySignal’s Defense platform bolstering hardened Military Satellite Communications and the Space Data Network.

How AnySignal’s Defense platform is Advancing Resilient Military Communications in Contested Environments: 

Autonomous Adaptation – Detects jamming in real time and autonomously adapts to maintain uninterrupted mission communications.

Waveform Agility and Reconfigurability – Allows rapid switching between Low Probability Intercept/Detection (LPI/LPD) waveforms for tactical concealment at the edge and high-throughput backhaul.

Advanced Threat Mitigation – Intelligent radios sense the spectrum and dynamically adjust links, power, and routing under adversarial pressure.

Zero Packet Loss – Autonomous rerouting preserves mission-critical data with no interruption, even in degraded environments.

Strategic Impact and Transition
AnySignal directly supports the Department of War’s vision for CJADC2 and the Space Data Network by ensuring reliable, assured data transport across heterogeneous platforms. As integrated defense initiatives like Golden Dome demand continuous, interference-resistant connectivity across distributed nodes, AnySignal provides the resilient communications backbone these architectures require.