The missions have evolved. So have we. Across space and defense, Redwire is delivering mission-critical technology for our customers when and where they matter most. Real challenges. Real capabilities. Real world impact.

Last week at the Space Defense and Security Summit in Paris, Redwire's Juan Pablo Ramos, Head of Defence & Security Programmes, joined industry leaders for a panel on designing secure, resilient military space systems. The discussion spanned VLEO operations, edge processing, servicing on orbit, and deep space missions. The team also showcased Phantom, Redwire's European VLEO platform engineered for ISR, SDA, RF monitoring, and communications missions. 🛰️

Mission success in Ukraine isn't defined by the technology fielded; it's defined by how quickly it adapts. 🛡️ Redwire technology has been deployed in one of the world’s most contested environments since 2022. “Technology that was relevant here two months ago is now outdated,” said Redwire’s business lead in Ukraine. Keeping pace starts with the people using the technology every day. Close collaboration with Redwire teams in Ukraine and Latvia shortens feedback loops, allowing solutions to evolve in real time and under pressure. With each lesson learned alongside operators, Redwire's UAS systems continue to grow stronger to support the needs of the warfighter. Read the full blog: bit.ly/4xKOlIo

Redwire is attending Payload's Off World this week 🌕 Sophie Amiton, Lunar Business Development Lead at Redwire, takes the stage for "Brick by Brick: Building Lunar Structures to Stay." Redwire brings experience from efforts including Mason, one of its lunar technologies that focused on building infrastructure on the Moon, such as landing pads, roads, and berms. 📍 NASA's Space Center Houston, Houston, TX 📅 Thursday, September 24, 2026 🎤 Sophie Amiton, Lunar Business Development Lead, Redwire The Redwire team looks forward to connecting with the lunar community at Off World.

Dual-view capability for uncompromised awareness. Redwire’s Octopus payloads use Picture-in-Picture (PiP) to show two perspectives at once—all in a single video window. The result enables faster target identification and preserves critical situational awareness. PiP offers two modes to give operators a clearer understanding of the mission environment: 🔍 Multi-sensor PiP: Shows one sensor view (e.g., EO/daylight) in the main window with a smaller window displaying a second sensor (e.g., MWIR/LWIR). Operators maintain visual context while quickly checking thermal signatures. 🎥 Zoom-to-track PiP: Keeps a wide field of view in the main window while the smaller window delivers a magnified, auto-tracked view of the target—supporting positive identification without sacrificing tactical context. The result of both Picture-in-Picture modes is reduced cognitive load that bolsters operator decision-making. Discover how Redwire’s line of Octopus payloads provide clarity for the most critical missions: bit.ly/4fvONmP

Djibouti became the latest nation to sign the Artemis Accords, extending the framework for peaceful space exploration to the African continent. 🌍 Mike Gold, president of Redwire Space, who helped develop the Artemis Accords, said: "Djibouti is an excellent example of how a new space entrant can quickly go from establishing a space agency, to launching its first nanosatellite, to adopting plans for a global launch facility in barely more than five years." Read more: bit.ly/46Br6W6

The Redwire Defense Tech team was recently at the Latvian Dual Use Export Forum in Rēzekne, an event focused on supporting the international growth of Latvia’s defense and dual-use industry by connecting companies with investors, government institutions, and international partners. Not only did we showcase our Penguin Mk2.5 UAS and Octopus family of EO/IR payloads🛩️, but during the event Natālija Lernere, Senior Business Development Manager for Redwire on our Riga team, joined the panel on "Scaling Defence Innovation: Financing, Export Strategies and Paths to Growth." We also welcomed international delegates to our Riga facility through the LIAA visit programme. Thanks to everyone who helped to make this event a success! #DefenseTechnology #DefenseInnovation #AutonomousTechnology #MadeForTheMission

Redwire's Joshua Stinson, Co-President and Chief Growth Officer, sat down with @Defence_blog to share what years of combat operations in Ukraine taught the team about supporting and evolving UAS systems to equip Ukraine's warfighters for mission success. ✈️ From electronic warfare and maintenance to operator feedback, training, and fleet sustainment, Stinson discussed how insights from delivering hundreds of Penguin aircraft to Ukraine is helping shape the next generation of the platform. Read the full interview: defence-blog.com/ukraine-com…

Redwire's newly opened facility in Georgetown, Indiana is advancing space research and manufacturing. 🛰️ @IIB recently toured the facility with Rich Boling, Senior Vice President of Redwire Space, to see how that work comes together. From the new Payload Operations Control Center, the Redwire team supports hardware aboard the International Space Station, including PIL-BOX platforms for pharmaceutical research and systems for bioprinting in microgravity. Watch the full feature: ▶️ bit.ly/4AgsVFg

When you’re preparing for a rare celestial opportunity, every component must land on schedule. Redwire successfully completed on-time delivery to support @ESA's Ramses mission to study near-earth asteroid. Redwire's ADPMS-3 computer system will serve as the "brain" of ESA's Ramses, guiding the spacecraft thorough a before-and-after survey of the asteroid’s shape, surface, orbit, rotation and orientation. Congratulations to the entire team and our partners on achieving this important milestone. ✅ Read more: bit.ly/4doxwLP

Redwire's Chief Technology Officer, Al Tadros, joined the Constellations podcast by Kratos to explore how artificial intelligence is enhancing Space Domain Awareness — from the datasets and simulations used to train AI models, to how these tools help identify and better understand objects in orbit. If you’re interested in where space operations are headed next, this is a conversation worth tuning into. Listen to the full conversation 👉 bit.ly/4d8yQlW

Designing the Future: Secure & Military Space Systems Development 🛰️ Redwire’s Juan Pablo Ramos joins industry leaders to explore how next‑generation capabilities—spanning VLEO, edge processing, in‑orbit servicing, ISR, and deep space—are shaping resilient, secure mission architectures and driving real operational outcomes. ⏰ 3:10–3:50 p.m. | 📍 Les Salon Hoche Speakers: • Juan Pablo Ramos — Head of Defence & Security Programmes, Redwire • Luigi Pozzebon — VP, Satellite Systems, MDA Space • Krupal Patel — Senior Director, National Security Space Business Development, Intuitive Machines • Trey Pappas — Chief Revenue Officer, Cesium Astro • Cesar Carmona — Principal, Novaspace

Redwire will be at the Maneuver Warfighter Conference this week at Fort Benning in Georgia! Hosted by the @USArmy Maneuver Center of Excellence September 15-17, 2026, this event is a great opportunity to talk about the current and future requirements of the maneuver force with leaders from the Army, joint forces, allies, and industry representatives. Stop by booth 7 / 8 in to chat with the Redwire team and learn more about our combat proven Stalker UAS and Octopus line of payloads. See you on the show floor! #MCoE #StalkerUAS #CombatProven #MadeForTheMission

Redwire is attending the Space Defense and Security Summit in Paris, this week. Stop by our stand to learn more about Phantom, our European VLEO platform engineered for versatile intelligence, ISR, SDA, RF monitoring and communications missions—bringing advanced capabilities to the next generation of strategic space operations. Then, catch Juan Pablo Ramos, Redwire’s Head of Defence and Security Programmes, as he joins industry experts in “Designing the Future Secure and Military Space Systems Development.” 📍 Les Salons Hoche | 🕒 Wednesday, September 16; 3:10 PM CEST Looking forward to connecting with partners and innovators shaping the future of defense and security in space. 🛰️

The future of UAS isn’t defined by features; it’s defined by how they enable real‑world operations. Hosted by the Canadian Armed Forces, Exercise RED COBALT offered the Canadian military an opportunity to collaborate with industry manufacturers to witness operational applications of drone technologies. The Redwire team was honored to participate, showcasing our combat proven Stalker UAS alongside our new Canadian‑developed First-Person View (FPV) relay system. The Stalker impressed the Senior Canadian defense leadership in attendance, demonstrating the ability to significantly extend the missions of Group 1/Small UAS and FPV systems, enhancing operational reach and effectiveness. We are committed to supporting the evolving needs of the Canadian Armed Forces and continue to build the advanced solutions that strengthen allied defense capabilities worldwide. #CombatProven #UAS #FPV #DefenseTechnology #MadeForTheMission

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, the nation pauses to honor the lives lost, the heroes who acted with extraordinary courage, and the families and communities forever changed. #NeverForget

We’re live! Tune in now for a Redwire‑hosted discussion on how Star Trek’s optimistic vision continues to inspire the future of space exploration. ➡️ Join the event: bit.ly/4ia4u5Z

We’re getting closer to Redwire’s panel. Don’t miss this conversation on how Star Trek’s optimistic vision continues to shape space exploration today. 🗓️ Tuesday, September 8, 2026 ⏰ 4:30 PM ET ➡️ Set your YouTube reminder: bit.ly/4ia4u5Z

Congratulations to the @isaraerospace team on a historic achievement! 🚀 An exciting milestone for Europe’s access to space and the future of European spaceflight. Congratulations to the entire team!

To celebrate Star Trek's 60th anniversary, Redwire will host a special discussion on how Star Trek’s optimistic vision continues to shape space exploration today. 🗓️ Tuesday, September 8, 2026 ⏰ 4:30 PM ET ➡️ Set your YouTube reminder: bit.ly/4ia4u5Z