REDCOM Laboratories, Inc.
REDCOM Radar
REDCOM Radar is focused on the technologies, challenges, and innovations shaping mission-critical communications for defense and government operations. In each episode, two REDCOM engineers, solution architects, program managers, or subject matter experts sit down to discuss the real-world problems facing today’s warfighters and the communication solutions enabling resilient, interoperable battlefield command and control. From emerging technologies to lessons learned in the field, REDCOM Radar delivers insight from the people building and deploying the systems that power modern defense communi...
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11. Mai 2026
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Solving the Air-to-Ground Interoperability Gap 11.05.2026 12:53
In this episode of The REDCOM Radar, Michael Scaravillo and Mike Acevedo discuss how REDCOM helps solve a real-world air-to-ground interoperability challenge in a complex tactical communications environment. They break down how disparate radios, ATAK, phones, and software clients were unified into a single interoperable network during a live flight demonstration — and why this capability is critic...
STRIKE: Interoperable Tactical Comms on the Move 19.02.2026 15:38
In this episode of The REDCOM Radar , Solutions Architect Edwin Carrasquillo and Business Development Manager Pat Vaughn discuss STRIKE™ — a tactical C2 solution built for secure, interoperable communications in coalition environments. They explore who STRIKE is designed for, the operational challenges it solves, and how modern interoperability is evolving to support multinational missions in incr...
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