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This week Redwire participated in a series of key industry events in Riga, Latvia, including the NATO Innovation Range Demo Day and Drone Summit 2026. At the NATO Innovation Range Demo Day, organised by the State Centre for Defence Logistics and Procurement and the Ministry of Defence, Redwire supported the live demonstration by delivering a continuous aerial feed using its Penguin Mk2.5 VTOL platform equipped with its Octopus E140 payload. The aircraft conducted a 3.5-hour sortie at 600 m AGL, providing persistent situational awareness across the demonstration area in an operational environment. The following day, Drone Summit 2026 brought together participants from 20 countries and 116 companies, including industry stakeholders, policymakers, and partners, to exchange perspectives on the future of drone technology and autonomous systems. Together, these engagements highlight continued momentum in Europe and reinforce the importance of collaboration in advancing mission-ready capabilities. Redwire remains committed to contributing to this continued advancement. #DroneSummit2026 #NATO #UncrewedSystems #DefenseTechnology #ISR #Aerospace

During #SOFWeek, Redwire Defense Tech CTO Allen Gardner connected with Brian Huinker, SVP, Business Development, Global Defense Solution of Red Cat Holdings to discuss how Redwire's Stalker UAS integrates with Red Cat'squadcopter to extend our customers’ missions. Mounted under the wing of our combat proven Stalker, the Fang leverages Stalker’s long range and long endurance capabilities to increase mission reach, advance operational flexibility, and deliver expanded capability to the tactical edge. This partnership demonstrates how interoperable, mission-focused UAS ecosystems can help support evolving operational requirements in contested environments, redefining multi-domain mission capability. #SOFWeek #MadeForTheMission #UAS #DroneTechnology #CombatProven

Last week, Redwire Space leadership joined the space industry at #ASCEND2026 leading conversations across the future of commercial space, microgravity research, and the evolving space economy. ✨ Mike Gold, President of Redwire Space, joined the “Commercializing the Cosmos: The Future of Space Stations” panel alongside industry leaders from Starlab, and Vast, moderated by Bloomberg highlighting the path forward for Commercial LEO Destinations and a sustainable, thriving orbital economy. ✨Al Tadros, Redwire CTO, helped close out the Space Transformation Track with “Commercial at the Core,” synthesizing the day’s major insights and outlining the steps needed to enable a dual‑use industrial revolution that strengthens emerging space markets. ✨Stephen Tuma, Redwire Mechanical Engineer, presented cutting-edge research highlighting advancements from Redwire's Pharmaceutical In‑Space Laboratory and the growing potential for drug manufacturing in microgravity. We’re energized by the momentum coming out of #ASCEND2026 and ready to keep driving the innovations that will define the next era of commercial space.

Driving on the Moon starts with one question: what are we driving on? 🚧 In the latest episode of Austin Explains, we go behind the scenes at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kennedy Space Center's SwampWorks for the latest updates on Redwire's lunar infrastructure technology, Mason. The NASA Moon Base will be the home where #Artemis astronauts live and work, and Mason is built to support landers, rovers, or robotic arms, transforming lunar or martian regolith into a durable, concrete‑like material. This is the foundation for habitats, landing pads, radiation shielding, and long‑term surface operations. Check out how new testing is bringing lunar construction one step closer to reality.

Recently, Redwire's CFO Chris Edmunds, sat down with Cheddar to break down how the company is powering America’s return to the Moon and why 2026 is shaping up to be a year of strong momentum across our space and defense tech portfolio. Catch the full interview below: https://bit.ly/49ksle4

Join Redwire at Drone Summit 2026 on May 27 at the ATTA Centre in Riga. Explore technologies that are Made for Mission and built to perform in demanding environments. Visit our booth to discover our latest solutions, including the full Octopus payload lineup—featuring our newest innovations—alongside the Penguin Mk3 and Stalker Block 30 platforms. Connect with our team and be part of the conversations shaping the future of uncrewed systems. See you on the expo floor! #DroneSummit2026 #UAS #UncrewedSystems #ISR #DefenseTechnology #Aerospace #AutonomousSystems

Remembering the Heroes Who Served. 🇺🇸 As we observe Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave service members who gave their lives in defense of our nation and reflect on the enduring impact of their sacrifice. #Heroes #MemorialDay #InRemembrance

AI is transforming how we design, build, and operate space systems , but its real power emerges only when our digital tools, data, and architectures can work together. That’s why the conversation at the Space Force Association's Space Power Conference resonated so strongly. Redwire Chairman & CEO Peter Cannito underscored the critical role government plays in setting the standards that allow the entire ecosystem to integrate and innovate. “Another role for government in its partnership with the space industry, perhaps its No. 1 role, is setting the standards and architecture for all players to follow… to make sure that all that stuff can work together, seamlessly, because that’s really where the power comes from.” Redwire EVP for National Security Space Dean Bellamy echoed that vision, highlighting how AI‑enabled agents will only reach their full potential when they can operate cohesively across platforms. Read here for more: https://lnkd.in/edcHQu-x

Redwire applauds NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Administrator Jared Isaacman and his leadership team for taking bold steps to streamline the agency and sharpen its focus on mission execution. The announced reorganization reflects a strong commitment to efficiency, technical excellence, and ensuring America remains the global leader in space. Redwire enthusiastically supports the direction outlined by NASA leadership. “Ultimately, NASA’s success will always rely on the extraordinary combination of people and technology—and this is the right team to take us to the Moon. I may be biased, but I’ve long believed that even the most advanced engineering challenges are matched by the complexity of leading large teams and coordinating international partners. The Administrator’s decision today sets NASA, the nation, and humanity on a remarkable path forward,” said Mike Gold, President of Redwire Space. Read more via SpaceNews https://lnkd.in/eEsWdVFs

Navigation accuracy is critical to mission continuity - especially in a contested environment. We had a chance to connect with KEF Robotics at #SOFWeek and talk about the importance of integrated advanced visual autonomy and how the partnership between Redwire and KEF helps to enable mission success in even the most challenging environments. Together, we’re helping operators maintain mission effectiveness in GPS-denied and GPS-spoofed environments through low-cost, state-of-the-art visual navigation solutions. As electronic warfare threats continue to evolve, partnerships like this help ensure operators have the tools they need to navigate, observe, and act with confidence — even in adverse operating conditions. #ISR #UAS #Autonomy #DefenseTechnology #EW #GPSDenied #DroneTechnology #MilitaryInnovation #CombatProven