No keynote recaps. What our systems did, on which range, with which units — and what the numbers said.
Combined air-defense and border units closed a three-week certification cycle on the Mapimí basin's live range — full-spectrum detection through passive denial, with zero aid from optically-searched systems. ARGUS tracking and BANSHEE acoustic denial ran federated for the final week; operators intercepted evaluation sorties using passive cues only.
Signal sections trained contested-spectrum operations under deliberate interference on the 125 m line-of-sight tower pair. WRAITH's autonomous management modes held command links through every jamming block flown against them; instructors logged manual-assist intervention only during scripted degradation drills.
The Mapimí proving ground completed recommissioning of the anechoic chamber and spectrum pad ahead of the summer exercise calendar. Six antenna arrays on fiber backhaul, a 300 kW solar plant, and the full instrumented perimeter — ready for guest units under escort.
A standing agreement places Aranruth field engineers alongside active border formations during quarterly readiness exercises. Integration feedback flows directly into the build floor — no committee, no quarter-long review cycle.
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