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T-Rex series

A dozen hosted T-Rex events for Department of War audiences.

Drones staged on a grass line against a bright sky, one in flight

DoW Events has hosted a dozen T-Rex events. Dates, locations, and photography belong here once you add them. This page does not invent attendance figures or official endorsements.

What we did

T-REX (Technology Readiness Experimentation) is the Pentagon's campaign of experimentation supporting the Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve (RDER). The Department of Defense and the Indiana National Guard host the events at Camp Atterbury and the Muscatatuck Training Center in Indiana, where prototypes are assessed before they are fielded. Our team supports the events.

Technology assessment

Review and reports team for T-REX 23-1 and 23-2. We assessed prototype technologies in mission-relevant scenarios, alongside real users and other systems.

Leadership briefings

Concise “baseball cards” that summarize each technology's readiness, operational utility, integration considerations, and recommendations in a standard format.

Assessment reporting

Assessment Reports and Event Observation Reports that document conditions, configuration, observations, and limitations.

On-site support

Range access coordination, airspace planning, waiver support, and on-site logistics, so partners can focus on execution.

Events supported

  1. T-REX 23-1

    May 16–24, 2023

    Camp Atterbury, Indiana

    The first T-REX event: tactical scenario demonstrations and a Prototype Technology Display, with more than 30 government and industry organizations.

  2. T-REX 23-2

    October 10–20, 2023

    Muscatatuck Training Center and Camp Atterbury, Indiana

    Eleven full-scale assessments of uncrewed, multi-domain autonomous systems with resilient communications. The Prototype Technology Display drew 42 participants and more than 300 observers.

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