Leidos Participates in U.S. Army Technology Integration Efforts
Leidos is participating in the U.S. Army's Reveille Forge environment to accelerate the identification and resolution of technology integration challenges.
Reston, Virginia – Leidos, a technology company, is participating in the U.S. Army's Reveille Forge, an enduring integration and testing environment designed to address technology integration challenges earlier in the development cycle.
The Reveille Forge initiative follows the Army's Operation Jailbreak exercise. Its primary goal is to identify system interoperability issues during the early stages of development, preventing problems before technologies are deployed to soldiers. This enduring environment fosters continuous collaboration among government, industry, and academic partners.
Matt Becker, Leidos Defense Sensors vice president, stated that Reveille Forge provides a persistent venue for the Army and industry to integrate and test capabilities more rapidly. The objective is to shift from periodic integration events to a continuous "integrate-first" approach.
During recent exercises, Leidos demonstrated systems including its ALPS (Army Long-Range Persistent Surveillance) system, a passive, long-range aerial surveillance sensor, as well as the IFPC Inc 2 missile defense system and the MXR counter-drone radar. These technologies support the Army's Modular Open Systems Approach, which promotes interoperability between components from various manufacturers.