75th U.S. Army Reserve Innovation Command evaluates emerging Army technologies at Cyber Quest 25
Sgt. 1st Class Michael Perry, innovation noncommissioned officer, digital engineering, Detachment 5, Support Group, 75th U.S. Army Reserve Innovation Command enters survey assessment and evaluation data about Multi-Orbit Tactical Terminal satellite communications for on-the-move lower earth orbit and geosynchronous earth orbit dual configurable ground station transceivers for enhanced and resilient network primary alternate contingency emergency technology into a Behavioral Observation Logging Toolkit hand-held tablet during Cyber Quest 25, June 6, 2025, at Fort Eisenhower, Georgia. Cyber Quest is an annual data-centric Army Focused Warfighting Experiment providing capability development and acquisition communities a unique, realistic, and future-focused operationally relevant environment to inform critical capability gaps facing Cyber, Electromagnetic Warfare, Information Advantage, and Signal operational forces. The experiment will drive requirements definition, inform rapid acquisition initiatives, and support acquisition risk reduction activities. (Photo by Curtis Cato, communication requirements developer, Cyber-CDID/Army Capability Manager Network and Services)