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EVEREST: Pacific Vigilance

Operational Benefits

The EVEREST: Pacific Vigilance demonstration integrates next-generation C5ISR and multi-domain capabilities into a unified operational architecture. Together, these capabilities enable distributed Joint All Domain Operations (JADO), connecting indigenous and partner defense forces with civilian organizations through resilient, interoperable mission command. 

The integrated architecture delivers the following operational benefits:

Enabling Distributed Joint All Domain Operations: Connecting strategic headquarters, tactical formations, AI augmented systems and partner forces through resilient networks and datalinks, enabling synchronized operations, accelerated decision making and mission execution across contested environments.

POWERING JOINT DOMAIN OPERATIONS AND RESILIENCY IN THE AGE OF AUTONOMY

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Connecting Early Warning, Autonomous Systems and Rapid Response: Integrating persistent sensing, unmanned systems, counter UAS and resilient communications to accelerate early warning, shared situational awareness and coordinated responses by maneuver forces and precision fires, enabling forces to rapidly detect, contain and neutralize threats while preserving operational stability and freedom of action.

Strengthening Civil Defense Coordination: Providing a shared Common Operational Picture and resilient communications that enable military forces, public agencies and emergency responders to coordinate effectively under separate authorities for threat response, consequence management and the restoration of security and stability.

As the security environment continues to evolve, recent conflicts have reinforced the importance of autonomous systems, infrastructure-independent communications and distributed operations that can adapt and survive in contested environments. Operational readiness depends not only on advanced technology, but also on trusted partnerships, scalable production and proven capabilities that can be rapidly integrated, fielded and sustained. EVEREST: Pacific Vigilance demonstrates how resilient communications provide the foundation for a connected defense ecosystem that strengthens deterrence, enhances coalition interoperability and enables forces to rapidly detect, coordinate and neutralize threats while maintaining operational continuity under the most demanding conditions.

EVEREST: Pacific Vigilance Demonstration Experience

EVEREST: Pacific Vigilance showcases a cutting-edge, multi-domain operational network that integrates strategic, tactical, and civil-military capabilities into a seamless, resilient communications architecture. Attendees will witness live, real-time demonstrations illustrating how advanced technologies enable rapid decision-making and coordinated action across complex environments. 

Each day, attendees can view these live demonstrations from each of the following demonstration lanes, on a rotating schedule. Attendees can register for multiple days. The complete experience requires all rotations.

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EVEREST showcases a live operational system flexing the power of a joint, all domain operations network with U.S., Taiwan, and international partners. 

  • Resilient Networked Communications
  • Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance (ISR)
  • Electronic Warfare (EW) & Unmanned Arial Systems/ Counter-Unmanned Arial Systems (UAS/C-UAS)
  • AI-Augmented Battle Management Communications (BMS) C2 & Network Management
     

Lane 1 – Strategic and Operational Fires Coordination:
This node provides an executive overview of the integrated operational architecture, demonstrating how persistent sensing and AI-driven data fusion create a unified common operational picture that supports strategic decision-making and joint domain coordination.

Lane 2 – Tactical Networks and Maneuver:
Experience the forward edge of operations where tactical units leverage resilient communications, electronic warfare, and unmanned systems to detect, track, and engage threats while maintaining continuous connectivity with higher command.

Lane 3 – Civil-Military Operations and HADR:
Observe how military and civilian agencies collaborate seamlessly during crisis response, using interoperable communications networks to coordinate emergency management, medical evacuation, and humanitarian assistance under realistic operational conditions.

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