GMV demonstrates its defense technology at the 3rd Tactical Experimentation Exercise

The third edition of the Tactical Experimentation Exercise, organized by the Spanish Army’s Future Force Center in collaboration with the Legion’s Second Alfonso XIII Brigade, took place from April 7 to 17 at the Álvarez de Sotomayor Base and Maneuver and Shooting Range in Viator, Almería.

The event was once again the main practical setting for experimentation activities linked to the Army’s transformation process. These activities evaluated aspects such as the usefulness, degree of integration, and maturity level of new capabilities for the evolution of the Future Force, all under real conditions.

National industry companies such as GMV participated in this third edition of the Tactical Experimentation Exercise, contributing their technologies and showcasing breakthroughs in command posts, unmanned aerial systems (UASs), first-person-view (FPV) models, loitering munitions, and unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs), among others.

GMV participated in the exercises on 13 and 14 April alongside more than 30 other Spanish companies, carrying out operational demonstrations of various cutting-edge defense and security solutions. These solutions include IRIS, its system for integrating UxV platforms’ ISR capabilities within the TALOS environment, efficiently closing out the full cycle of detection, analysis, decision-making, and action in tactical scenarios. TALOS was also integrated with other systems deployed during the exercises, facilitating real-time sharing of critical information and contributing to improved situational awareness and interoperability among capabilities. 

GMV also participated on 16 April, when His Majesty the King of Spain was able to get a first-hand look at the technological breakthroughs presented. These capabilities demonstrated the key role of national industry in accelerating military innovation and adapting the Spanish Army to current and future operational challenges.