FORT SILL, Okla. — The Fires Capability Development Integration Directorate (Fires CDID) hosted the Maneuver and Fires Integrated Experiment 25 (MFIX25) this month on Thompson Hill at Fort Sill, where Soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division and 4-60th ADA, along with more than 37 industry and government partners, participated in concept-driven experimentation that continues to transform and improve the fires enterprise.

“We’ve always designed MFIX around the Soldier,” said Col. Allen Redford, director of Fires CDID. “This environment gives us the opportunity to put technology in their hands, get feedback in real time, and evolve faster than the threat.”

Throughout the event, participants focused on improving counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS), air and missile defense integration,

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