(Nello Miele/U.S. Marine Corps)
Altagrove has enabled Beyond-Line-of-Sight (BLOS) communications to support U.S. Army multi-domain operations across the Indo-Pacific, providing secure, end-to-end connectivity in dispersed and contested environments.
Using ruggedized, deployable SATCOM kits, 24/7 NOC support, and a real-time monitoring dashboard, Altagrove delivered persistent, multi-domain transport across land, sea, air, cyber, and space. This communications infrastructure served as the backbone for command-and-control, long-range sensing, and precision fires during joint exercises in the region.
Operating across the INDOPACOM area of responsibility, Army units employed Altagrove’s BLOS solution to support time-sensitive operations and integrated effects. These capabilities align with Indo-Pacific Command’s strategy to enable distributed operations, deliver precision fires, enhance sustainment, and strengthen interoperability with allies—all in support of layered deterrence.
“Our capabilities enable rapid, informed decisions—linking sensors, shooters, and commanders across all domains,” said Steve Fox, Director of Program Management for Altagrove. “We’re proud to enable secure, adaptable communications that strengthen U.S. presence and deterrence in the Indo-Pacific.”
As the Army modernizes for multi-domain operations, Altagrove remains committed to delivering mission-ready communications infrastructure that ensures secure connectivity—anywhere, anytime.