V2X to Showcase Advanced Mission Solutions and Debuts "Tempest" Mobile Fires Platform at AUSA 2025

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V2X (NYSE: VVX) will exhibit at the AUSA Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., from October 13–15, 2025, at Booth #1405 in Exhibit Hall B. The company will debut Tempest, a rugged COTS-based Mobile Fires Platform with dual launchers and a proven Counter-UAS capability for Class 2–3 UAS, plus trailer-mounted variants for fixed-site defense.

V2X will also demo its Gateway Mission Router (GMR) with new Wireless Intercom and Maintenance Data Offload features, highlight Warfighter Training and Readiness Solutions for TADSS, and present a collaboration with Bell supporting the Army's Flight School Next program at Fort Novosel.

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Defense Systems Strategist

V2X unveils a COTS-based Mobile Fires platform and mission systems at AUSA, signalling product-led support for Army readiness.

V2X highlights an integrated set of offerings including the Tempest mobile fires platform, the Gateway Mission Router (GMR), Warfighter Training and Readiness Solutions, and a collaboration with Bell for Flight School Next. The Tempest is described as a rugged COTS vehicle with dual launchers and an integrated Counter-UAS capability against Class 2–3 UAS, plus trailer-mounted variants for fixed-site defense. The GMR adds wireless intercom and maintenance data offload functions to an open, cyber-hardened routing solution.

The business mechanism is straightforward: product demonstrations at Oct 13–15, 2025 and presence at Booth #1405 aim to convert military interest into program awards or sustainment contracts. Dependencies and risks are explicit in the release: uptake depends on military procurement decisions, integration with existing platforms, and performance of Tempest and GMR in operational conditions. The announcement states capabilities but does not disclose contracts, schedules, or testing outcomes, so execution risk and funding timing remain unknown.

Concrete items to watch over the next 6–18 months include any announced contract awards or pilot evaluations tied to Tempest, formal adoption of GMR enhancements into DoD programs, and details from the Flight School Next collaboration at Fort Novosel. Short-term visibility will come from demonstrations at the AUSA event on Oct 13–15, 2025 and any subsequent procurement or test announcements.

RESTON, Va., Oct. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- V2X, Inc. (NYSE: VVX)  will showcase its mission-focused capabilities at the 2025 Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting, taking place Monday, October 13 through Wednesday, October 15 in Washington, D.C.

At this year's event, V2X will highlight its integrated solutions that enhance U.S. Army readiness and support national security priorities. The company will debut "Tempest," a rugged, COTS-based Mobile Fires Platform engineered for rapid, limited-exposure missions on the modern battlefield. Built for power, flexibility, and speed, Tempest redefines readiness in motion.

V2X will also feature demonstrations of its Warfighter Training and Readiness Solutions, the Gateway Mission Router (GMR), and its collaboration with Bell on a solution for the U.S. Army's Flight School Next program, showcasing how V2X continues to drive readiness, modernization, and mission success.

Over the three-day event, V2X will demonstrate key solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of the U.S. Army and its mission partners at Booth #1405 in Exhibit Hall B.

Featured Solutions:

Tempest
Rugged COTS Vehicle with Dual Launchers and Advanced Counter-UAS
Tempest is a rugged, commercially based combat vehicle engineered for rapid, low-exposure missions. Outfitted with dual weapon launchers and a proven Counter-UAS capability, Tempest detects, engages, and defeats Class 2–3 UAS in adverse weather conditions—then withdraws before the enemy can cue effective counterfire. Stationary, trailer-mounted variants are also available for fixed-site defense.

Army Air-to-Ground Operations – Gateway Mission Router (GMR)
The GMR is a cyber-hardened, open-architecture solution that enhances air-to-ground operations and adapts to evolving mission requirements. Through intelligent routing of datalinks and platform capabilities, the GMR enables a comprehensive common operating picture, blending situational awareness and command-and-control data across multiple formats. New enhancements, including Wireless Intercom Capability and Maintenance Data Offload, expand GMR's functionality in support of the Department of Defense's Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative.

Army Aviation – Flight School Next
At Fort Novosel, the home of Army Aviation, V2X is collaborating with Bell Helicopter to support the U.S. Army's Flight School Next program, training the next generation of Army aviators. With decades of aircraft maintenance experience supporting high-OPTEMPO DoD aviation training programs, V2X is uniquely qualified to deliver mission-ready aircraft and sustainment support to Bell and the Aviation Center of Excellence.

Warfighter Training Readiness Solutions
V2X provides enterprise-wide support for the U.S. Army's Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations (TADSS) network, offering flexible and scalable solutions that strengthen warfighter readiness. This initiative ensures that U.S. forces have access to the training and simulation tools needed to maintain mission readiness across all operational domains.

Media Contact
Angelica Spanos Deoudes
Director, Corporate Communications
Angelica.Deoudes@goV2X.com 
571-338-5195

Investor Contact
Mike Smith, CFA
Vice President, Treasury, Corporate Development and Investor Relations
IR@goV2X.com
719-637-5773

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FAQ

What is V2X (VVX) debuting at AUSA 2025 on October 13–15?

V2X is debuting Tempest, a rugged COTS Mobile Fires Platform with dual launchers and Counter-UAS capability.

Where and when will V2X (VVX) showcase its solutions at AUSA 2025?

V2X will exhibit at Booth #1405, Exhibit Hall B in Washington, D.C., from October 13–15, 2025.

What Counter-UAS capability does Tempest announced by VVX provide?

Tempest includes a proven Counter-UAS capability designed to detect, engage, and defeat Class 2–3 UAS in adverse weather.

What new features were announced for the Gateway Mission Router (GMR)?

GMR enhancements include Wireless Intercom capability and Maintenance Data Offload to broaden mission support.

How is V2X (VVX) involved with the Army's Flight School Next program?

V2X is collaborating with Bell at Fort Novosel to provide aircraft maintenance, sustainment support, and mission-ready aircraft for Flight School Next.

Will V2X (VVX) demonstrate training and simulation products at AUSA 2025?

Yes; V2X will demonstrate Warfighter Training and Readiness Solutions supporting the Army's TADSS network and scalable training tools.