Mobilicom Brings Next-Generation Battlefield Connectivity to U.S. National Guard Exercise
Technology demonstration will highlight secure communications between operators and multiple autonomous systems under contested RF conditions
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Mobilicom, an Israeli provider of cybersecure, resilient solutions for the defense, commercial drone, and robotics markets, announced that it will demonstrate its next-generation tactical edge technology at Northern Strike 2026, one of the National Guard’s largest joint readiness exercises. The joint demonstration with U.S.-based Reverent Networks will take place in early August.
The demonstration will showcase how secure, resilient, mesh-based communications enable operators to coordinate multiple autonomous platforms across diverse networks. The architecture is designed to support distributed command and control, coordinated operations, and the rapid integration and assessment of emerging technologies in contested RF environments.
“Northern Strike gives us the opportunity to demonstrate alongside Reverent Networks how these solutions prove their value not only in controlled environments, but also in operational conditions,” said David Fagelston, Vice President of Global Sales at Mobilicom.
Northern Strike 26-2 brings together more than 9,000 military personnel from 36 U.S. states and territories, as well as five partner nations. Conducted at the Michigan National Guard’s National All-Domain Warfighting Center, the exercise provides realistic training for active-duty, National Guard, Reserve, and allied forces.