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Multinational Special Operations · Mission Network

See the mission.
Share with control.
Act with confidence.

One governed operational picture across the coalition — maps, communications, sensors, and evidence — without any nation surrendering control of its own data.

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The proposition

TraceVector turns sovereign national data, TAK activity, sensors, communications, and operational evidence into one governed multinational picture — with sharing decided by policy, not by the network.

Why it holds up in the field

Five commitments to the commander

01
Sovereign by design
Hosting, ownership, and release stay under NATO, SOFCOM, and national policy. You decide what is shared.
02
Operationally familiar
TAK stays the field model your operators already use. Governed planning and analysis form up around it.
03
One picture, controlled sharing
National, regional, and coalition views stay in step through explicit policy — not a flat, trust-everyone network.
04
Explainable intelligence
Machine findings carry their sources, confidence, and version. A human accepts before anything reaches the operational picture.
05
Portable, transition-ready
Runs where you need it, degrades gracefully offline, and is documented for a deliberate handover to your own people.
What it does for the mission

Everything the watch floor needs, in one governed picture

TAK stays the field interaction model your operators already know. Around it, TraceVector adds planning, secure collaboration, live sensing, and analysis — coordinated, auditable, and released only where policy allows.

One picture across the coalition
Maps, tracks, markers, and overlays from every authorized node, resolved into a single common operational picture.
Sharing you control
Every item is released by policy. Local, national, partner, and pending deliveries are always distinguishable.
Sensors, video, and comms together
Field sensors, full-motion video, secure chat, and conferencing sit alongside the map — not in separate stovepipes.
AI that shows its work
Advisory analysis and translation that a human reviews — never a silent change to operational truth.
Keeps running when the link drops
Nodes operate disconnected and synchronize approved information the moment connectivity returns.
COMMON OPERATIONAL PICTURE LIVE
[ map / COP screenshot ]
Illustrative. Live product view available in the briefing.
One suite · role-built modules
TraceVector Command
The headquarters, analyst, and planner web application — the coalition's main workspace.
TraceVector Field
Managed Android and iOS apps for the operator, with offline maps and ATAK integration.
TraceVector Connect
TAK, national-system, and partner-network integration — the bridges between systems.
TraceVector Watch
Watch-floor decks: alerts, track deck, federation health, and shift handover.
TraceVector Insight
Advisory analysis, correlation, summarization, and translation — with human review.
TraceVector Edge
Fixed and mobile sensing, edge collection, and offline relay at the tactical edge.
TraceVector Control
Service administration, accreditation evidence, and command-line automation.
Sovereign by design

Every nation keeps its own hand on the release

Run inside a shared coalition service or on a physically separate national node. Either way, a nation decides what leaves its node — and keeps operating when the link goes down.

Federation topology SOFCOM CENTRAL FEDERATION National Node A National Node B Regional Hub Shared-Tenant Nation
PATTERN A
Shared sovereign service
One coalition-run service in an approved NATO nation. Each nation gets an isolated workspace. Fastest route to initial capability.
PATTERN B
Sovereign national node
A physically separate deployment a nation runs itself. Full local control of release, and independent operation when federation is lost.
PATTERN C
Hybrid federation
Shared services and national nodes side by side, with optional regional hubs. No single flat trust domain required.
Zero trust
No user, device, or feed is trusted for its network location alone.
Accreditation-ready
A repeatable evidence package and control matrix, owned with your authority.
Store and forward
Disconnected and degraded operation is a normal design condition, not a failure.
99.9% availability
Multi-zone deployment, service-level objectives, and disaster recovery.
A staged path to capability

Fielded fast, scaled deliberately, handed over on your terms

Standing on a platform already in service, the network moves to operational use in weeks — under interim approval owned by your accreditation authority — then scales as nations come aboard.

1,500
Federated users at full operating capability, scaling toward 15,000+.
Day 60
Initial capability for 500 users under interim approval; no later than Day 90.
99.9%
Targeted service availability across production zones.
12 + 4
Month base period plus four option years, with annual in-sourcing review.
DAY 0
Stand up
Deploy on a platform already in service; connect TAK, comms, and initial national participants.
DAY 60–90
Initial capability
500 enabled users operating under interim security approval, evidence package pre-agreed.
DAY 180
Full capability
1,500 federated users across coalition and national nodes, staged full accreditation underway.
ANNUAL
Progressive handover
Readiness review, knowledge transfer, and runbooks for deliberate transfer to your control.
The next step

Let's walk your mission through it

Request a capability briefing. We'll take one of your scenarios end to end — picture, sharing, sensing, and analysis — and map it to your accreditation and sovereignty requirements.

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Vendor-authored capability material in response to NATO SOFCOM RFI-SH-26-01. Not a NATO document; carries no NATO classification marking. Proposed baseline — an RFI response is not a contract.