The Indo-Pacific (INDOPAC) region stands as the crucible of 21st-century global security. Its vast maritime expanses, intricate archipelagos, and rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape demand a military posture defined by agility, distribution, and connection. In this complex environment, the ability to project power, maintain persistent presence, and establish secure, resilient operating areas is paramount.

The 2026 World Cup will put America’s low-altitude airspace to the test. Learn why persistent airspace awareness is emerging as the fourth layer of homeland defense.

America has a rare chance to build once, build right—deploying a unified sensing layer that safeguards both national defense and civil aviation, instead of duplicating costly networks