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THE TRUSTED DISRUPTOR IN THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY

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Committed to responding quickly and innovatively to address new and emerging national security needs, L3Harris rapidly fields advanced capabilities that can adapt to ever-changing threats. L3Harris also prioritizes open systems and values third-party partnerships, and it has a proven record of successfully delivering products for mission-critical operations.

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Adaptive. Secure. Built for the speed of war.

The next generation of command and control is about evolving in real time and adapting with precision to enable a data-centric battlefield. It means faster, more informed decisions that move with the fight.

L3Harris empowers warfighters with combat-tested, mission-ready technology that enables data sharing across all domains.

  • Adaptable & Adept: Field-ready flexibility with software-defined updates, redundant waveforms that withstand jamming and cyberattacks, and seamless interoperability with allied forces worldwide to keep the data-centric network running in the face of adverse conditions.
  • Intentional Innovation: Delivering secure connectivity proven in the fight, engineered for resilience and speed, and rapidly deployed at scale. Built with purpose and tested for durability, our solutions ensure forces stay ahead of evolving mission demands.
     

See how we’re powering Army Command and Control

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NOVA™ Binocular System

Trade Show

AUSA Annual Meeting

The U.S. Army is one of L3Harris’ largest customers and the Association of the United States Army’s Annual Meeting (AUSA) is their largest event. L3Harris has been a mission partner on full-spectrum, all-domain Army operations for many decades. We understand the Army’s need to build future readiness, and we are committed to providing Soldiers with the rapid, innovative, and adaptable capabilities they need to deter and defeat future foes.

Location:

Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC

Dates:

October 12, 2026 through

October 14, 2026

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