FlightOps Defense · Red Swarm
You can’t really prepare for
You can’t really prepare for
what you’ve never faced.
Red Swarm flies the threat, so the first time is not the real time.
- Any scenario
- Any size Dozens to hundreds
- Any length
- Fully repeatable
How it works
A loop that gets harder
A loop that gets harder
every time you close it.
- 01
Plan
Describe the attack. Not the waypoints.
- 02
Execute
Dozens of aircraft, or hundreds. One operator.
- 03
Analyze
Every track and every event on one clock.
- 04
Escalate
Change what beat you. Fly it again.
Analysis
All data collected
All data collected
and analyzed.
So a training cycle can be shown to have worked, not assumed to have.
- Mission logging
- Every command, track and event on one clock.
- Flight debrief
- Replay the engagement in 3D against the record.
- Statistics
- Computed per run, and across a training cycle.
Every run, measured end to end
- Detect
- 01 First detection
- 02 Track continuity
- Decide
- 03 Classification
- 04 Ambiguity window
- 05 Right track engaged
- Result
- 06 Engagements spent
- 07 Reached the asset
Scale
Start at eight.
Start at eight.
Scale to hundreds.
Doubling steps, and it does not stop at the top of them.
- 8 aircraft Basic
Enough aircraft to force triage. Single-target drills stop transferring.
- 16 aircraft Extended
Double the count. The picture stops being readable at a glance.
- 32 aircraft Full
Saturation. Effectors run out before the swarm does.
- 32+ aircraft Program
Past 32, the limit is your range and your approvals, not the kit.
Talk to us about a larger swarm
Every package is the complete capability. Only the aircraft count changes.
Next step
Find out what your defense
Find out what your defense
does under a real swarm.
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