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​@ForwardObservations brought us to Eloy, Arizona, for a specialized tandem equipment course built around the SG-7 and other Paratec systems designed to carry specialized and non-standard tandem loads in freefall.

Throughout the course, jumpers worked through the full process of integrating, rigging and flying equipment that you don't normally see leave an aircraft. The loads changed from jump to jump and included K9s, electric dirt bikes—including a massive @stark_future VARG—oversized equipment cases and @BostonDynamics Spot.

Paratec SG-7, G-Loc, K9F and SLG-113 systems were used across the different configurations. All of the equipment harnesses and parachute systems used for the heavy tandem loads were Paratec. Legion Airborne—the military side of Firebird—parachute systems were also used throughout the course.

The training covered equipment integration, aircraft exits, freefall, deployment, canopy flight and landing with specialized tandem loads during day and nighttime HAHO operations. Scotty Wood with 702 Solutions also now holds the title for being the first to tandem in an unmanned quadruped.

We were there to provide the Wave Relay network supporting the course. The equipment changed from jump to jump. The requirement to keep the air and ground elements connected didn’t.

Watch till the end for a surprise appearance. More on that later.

Learn more:

Persistent Systems / Wave Relay
https://persistentsystems.com/

Forward Observations Group
https://forwardobservations.com/

Paratec Defense Systems
https://paratec-defense.de/

Legion Airborne / Firebird
https://www.flyfirebird.com/fb/military

Boston Dynamics Spot
https://bostondynamics.com/products/spot/

Stark Future
https://starkfuture.com/

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Ride the Wave, Win the Fight. Highlights from our recent FL trip with Ferro Concepts and SOAL Marine

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The breaching workup continues.

Part 1 was the environment — the movement, the entries, the chaos of a systematic structure clearance that looks clean when you know what you’re doing. Part 2 is the infrastructure behind it. We sit down with the unit, run through the Wave Relay® MANET, and teach the MPU5 — what it does, how it integrates into their existing TTPs, and why the network architecture matters in a CQB context.

No single point of failure. No centralized infrastructure. Just a self-forming mobile ad-hoc network that follows the team through any operation.

This is the instruction side of the equation. The part that doesn’t always make it to the highlight reel.

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Multi-Hop Routing: the process of forwarding data from one MPU5 to another intermediate MPU5 on its way to its final destination.

When an MPU5 receives a packet, it:

1. Determines whether the packet is for itself.
2. If not, evaluates the best available next hop.
3. Forwards the packet toward its destination.
4. Repeats this process until the destination is reached.

Wave Relay continuously recalculates the best path as nodes move, links degrade, or new nodes appear.

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Persistent Systems pushes its Wave Relay MANET technology to a new scalability record — 800 nodes — in support of the U.S. Army's 4th Infantry Division ahead of Project Convergence Capstone 6 (PC-C6) at Fort Carson.

In this video, Persistent Systems team members break down the evolution of their scalability testing (from 100, to 300, to 700, and now 800 nodes), the vision behind a fully autonomous battlefield, and what this new capability means for large-scale maneuver forces in the field. Hear directly from the team on how the platform has evolved from the MPU1 to the MPU5 — and what's coming next.

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