An Anywhere node open in its single-person pack: phone, satellite messenger and battery

Mission Advantage Anywhere

The grab & go comm kit.

Your team stays connected and reporting for the first 72+ hours.

Anywhere · product render

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The need

The Air Force asked for one case.

The old comm package, approx.

10 pallets
20 tons
40 people

The ask

1 case
1 person

“We need a case that is carriable by one person and can be run by one or two people.”

Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Phillips, Air Force A6 · Breaking Defense, August 27, 2026

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How it works

Open the case. The team is on the picture.

01A team net in minutes, peer to peer.Mesh, not hub and spoke. Lose any node and the net stays up.
02Every path in one case, in the PACE order you set.Mesh, LEO satellite, cellular and satellite messaging. The kit shows which path is live.
03Reports land on the picture you already watch.TAK, Envision, C2IMERA, MSS, Advana. Your systems stay the authority.

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Report to action

Report to action, about 30 times faster.

22+ minToday, as it happened: the report never arrived

41 secWith Anywhere, calculated: patrol tasked, object still in view

Drawn to scale. 22+ min from our 2026 site survey. 41 sec is calculated from the instrumented mission timeline, not yet measured. A rehearsal measures it on your site.

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Today: during our 2026 site survey, an airliner reported an unknown object over the ramp. Twenty-two minutes later the report still had not reached the people who could respond. That is a real, unclassified account. With Anywhere, three steps. At 0:00 an operator captures one report on the phone in hand: one observation, position pinned, photo attached. Security Forces, the command center and operations see the same report at the same time on the shared mission timeline. At 0:41 the patrol is tasked, with the object still in view. No phone tree, no summary of a summary. 22 minutes is 1,320 seconds, and 1,320 divided by 41 is about 32, so about 30 times faster. Say plainly that 41 seconds is calculated, not yet measured: it is the instrumented timeline, step by step. The rehearsal is how we measure it on your site, with your people. That is the second ask. Field work: at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH) we completed Phase 0 of a fixed-site counter-drone effort, the site survey and stakeholder engagement. Follow-on is awaiting funding.

Two configurations

Two configurations. Buy as many as you need.

Mobile kit with the Team add-on in a single-person pack, product render

With the Team add-on, +$3,500

Mobile from $2,500

Take it with you. Stay connected.

Persist from $20,000

The node that stays.

Every kit is a one-person carry-on, configured and built to order. Budgetary prices, October 2026. Product renders.

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Two configurations. Buy as many as the mission needs. Mobile, from $2,500, is more than a phone: an iPhone, a Garmin inReach Mini satellite messenger, an integrated charge case, storage and backup power, provisioned and under device management. It carries cellular, satellite direct-to-cell and satellite messaging. Moving as a team? The Team add-on is $3,500 per Mobile kit, so $6,000 together. It adds the team mesh radio for the team net, a Starlink Mini terminal for LEO (low Earth orbit) satellite reach-back, common-battery power and a tactical pack. Still one person carries it. Persist, from $20,000, is the node that stays: everything in Mobile, plus a local net head-end and persistent reach-back to the command and control (C2) picture. Bring your own radio, or buy it with an integrated Persistent Systems MPU-5 or L3Harris AN/PRC-163. Final fit by site survey. The Anywhere Radio is a white label of the KForm Shield mesh radio, configurable and built to order, and included with each Persist. Start with one kit. Scaling is a quantity decision.

How to buy

Buy one today, on a card.

Government purchase cardOne Mobile kit fits on a card.
MIPRLarger buys, through your contracting office.
Direct awardSBIR Phase III with Hadron as prime, or SDVOSB sole-source.
NASA SEWP VIListing planned. SEWP VI opens November 2026.

Merge Combinator, LLC · service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) on Oahu · CAGE 11TF7 · radio engineering with KForm · integration by Hadron

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One Mobile kit fits on a government purchase card (GPC), with or without the Team add-on: both are under $10,000. Bigger buys go by MIPR, a Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request, which sends funds to a contracting office that places the order. For a direct award, SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) Phase III with Hadron as prime lets an agency award follow-on work without a new competition, and SDVOSB sole-source is available within federal dollar limits. A NASA SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement) VI listing is planned; VI opens November 2026. Who builds it: Merge Combinator, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) on Oahu, CAGE code 11TF7, designs, configures and supports the kit. We ran the 2026 counter-drone site survey with a Pacific air wing that shaped this kit. KForm designs and builds the Shield mesh radio behind the Anywhere Radio. Hadron integrates the kit and primes SBIR Phase III awards. Mac Business Solutions is an Apple Premier Partner supporting government Apple deployments. Apple Federal is Apple’s team for federal agencies. Cloudflare supports us through Cloudflare for Government. Every part in the case is commercial and individually replaceable, and every kit comes with a hardware bill of materials.

Tomorrow

Who do you need on the picture tomorrow?

01Name one team. We configure the kit and ship it.
02Or run a rehearsal with us first, on your site.

mission-advantage.mergecombinator.com

Paul “Gu$” Garcia · Merge Combinator · configured and delivered to your spec

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