T-REX LTE Purpose: This event is hosted by the Office of the Under Secretary of War for Research and Engineering (OUSW R&E) Mission Capabilities (MC) to demonstrate the operational application of Low-Cost Short Range Air Defense (L-SHORAD) to include Containerized Munitions, Surface-to-Air Interceptors, and LUCAS. The Operationally relevant environment will enable the technical maturity and military utility relevant to border security. Findings will bolster out current Body of Evidence (BoE) to support Senior Leader acquisition decisions, accelerating the transition of Warfighting capabilities. This exercise provides the unique opportunity to demonstrate your capability which will directly inform selection and acquisition of best-in-class solutions to meet mission requirements; both CONUS and OCONUS.

T-REX 26-2, hosted by the Office of the Under Secretary of War for Research and Engineering (OUSW R&E) Mission Capabilities (MC), is designed to accelerate the speed of technology adoption and aggressively fill capability gaps across the Joint Force. It serves as a foundational Tier 1 Experimentation event focused on the system-level evaluation of technical maturation and military utility for Low-Cost Short Range Air Defense (L-SHORAD) capabilities. As part of this, we will explore innovative technologies within the entire kill-chain, from sense to effect, to identify promising systems before more complex joint interoperability experimentation.