Regional mission support
Every region.One mission standard.
From island sites in the Indo-Pacific to bases across the United States, Paragon Micro sizes, builds, tests, and delivers the IT each region needs, and supports it after delivery.
The regions
What each region needs
The threat and the distance change by theater, so the design changes too. Each region page covers the conditions, what we build, and the sites we work with.
- 01 / UNITED STATES
U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM)
United States
Installation IT, power, and security at home
FORTRESS America calls for every major installation to generate its own power and for bases to be hardened against cyber intrusion, sabotage, and drones. We deliver the control system security, video surveillance, and recovery behind it.
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U.S. European Command (USEUCOM)
Europe
Deployable kits built for contested spectrum
Jamming is the main way drones are lost in Ukraine, and command links face the same jamming. We build transit case kits with more than 1 path, store and forward edge nodes, and local compute.
Explore Europe - 03 / MIDDLE EAST
U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM)
Middle East
Base networks that keep working after a hit
Since February 2026, strikes have reached U.S. bases, drones have hit cloud data centers, and officials have threatened the cables under the Strait of Hormuz. We build a second node, local services, and an offsite copy of mission data.
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U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM)
Indo-Pacific
Dispersed island sites at the end of a few links
Island sites depend on a few undersea cables that can take weeks to months to repair. We build local services, configured spares, and tested kits that keep a site running until the repair ship arrives.
Explore Indo-Pacific
How we deliver
Tested before it ships to any theater
We configure, stage, and test systems for every region in our 55,000 plus square foot System Readiness Center, then install them, train your team, and support them after.
- Resilient architecturesSecond nodes, local services, and failover for bases that lose a link or a building.Learn more
- Tactical and ruggedTransit case kits, radios, and SATCOM for sites that move or sit at the end of a few links.Learn more
- Zero Trust and cyber resilienceSegmentation, identity, and clean recovery copies for networks and control systems.Learn more
- Video surveillanceCameras, storage, and access control taken through the DoWIN APL process.Learn more
- System Readiness Center55,000 plus square feet where we validate configurations and stage and test systems before delivery.Learn more
- Training and supportYour team learns the system, and we support it after delivery.Learn more
From requirement to readiness in every region
The steps are the same from Guam to Grafenwöhr. Distance, threats, and how long a site must run on its own change what goes into each one.
Assess
Theater, site & link conditions
Design
Architecture, OEMs & spares plan
Stage
Configured & staged before shipping
Test
Tested as a system before delivery
Field
Installed, trained & supported after
At a glance
44 Department of War base areas in 4 regions
This directory covers Department of War and National Guard installations and host nation sites. Each region page lists the ones we work with directly, grouped by area. Select a dot on the map or an area below to go straight to it.
- 4Regions
- 44Base areas
- 342Installations and sites
- Indo-Pacific
- Europe
- Middle East
- United States
Indo-Pacific
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM)
10 areas61 installations and access sites
- Hawaii
- Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands
- Japan
- Okinawa
- Korea
- Philippines
- Australia
- Singapore
- Diego Garcia
- Central Pacific
Europe
U.S. European Command (USEUCOM)
12 areas105 installations and sites
- United Kingdom
- Belgium and the Netherlands
- Kaiserslautern, Wiesbaden, and western Germany
- Stuttgart and Bavaria
- Italy
- Spain and Portugal
- Poland and the Baltic states
- Romania and Bulgaria
- Greece, Turkey, and the Balkans
- Norway and Denmark
- Sweden
- Finland
Middle East
U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM)
6 areas11 installations and sites
Go to the Middle East pageUnited States
U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM); Hawaii is in USINDOPACOM
17 areas171 major installations
- National Capital Region and Maryland
- Hampton Roads and central Virginia
- The Carolinas
- Georgia and Alabama
- Florida
- Gulf Coast
- Texas
- Central Plains
- Great Lakes and Ohio Valley
- Northeast and New England
- Colorado Front Range
- Northern Tier
- Southwest and Great Basin
- California
- Pacific Northwest
- Alaska
- Hawaii
How we deliver to each region
We configure, stage, and test systems in our System Readiness Center, a 55,000+ square foot facility (NIST SP 800-171, AS9120). Then we ship them to bases in the United States and sites overseas, install them, train your team, and support them after.
See the facilityHow to buy
Army organizations can order through ITES-4H. The Missile Defense Agency and other Department of War organizations can order through MDA SHIELD, and federal buyers can also use GSA. Starting in November 2026, any federal agency can also order through NASA SEWP VI. The right path depends on scope, eligibility, and ordering rules.
Other buyers and command areas
Buying for a federal civilian agency or as an integrator? See Federal Civilian Services or Federal System Integrators.
Supporting a site in another command area, such as U.S. Southern Command or U.S. Africa Command? Tell us the location.
Talk to our teamHawaii appears on both the United States and Indo-Pacific pages and is counted once here.
Technology partners
We are a Dell Technologies Federal Platinum Partner, and we work multi-vendor, so each site gets the equipment that fits its mission.
Proof
Past performance
Work across theaters: a deployable kit for an Air Force squadron in Germany, security and storage across U.S. bases, and a system that runs across 2 sites.
- 2nd ASOS, GermanyTransit case communications kit with 1 year of hardware maintenance and 24 hour cleared technical support.Read the case study
- Keesler Air Force Base732 IP cameras taken through the DoWIN Approved Products List process.Read the case study
- Navy CNIC, 17 installationsCamera data storage: 2 pilot sites first, then the remaining 15, as a first tier subcontractor.Read the case study
- Tinker Air Force Base1,600 user virtual desktop system across 2 operational sites.Read the case study
Regional analysis
What we have written about each region
Each article covers a condition from the region pages and what a base or unit can do about it.
- Indo-PacificThe Repair Ship Is Months Away. Can Your Pacific Site Run Until It Arrives?Read the analysis
- Indo-Pacific · Europe · Middle EastCables Under the Strait. What Still Works on Base If They're Cut?Read the analysis
- Indo-Pacific · Europe · Middle EastNot Every Drone Gets Intercepted. Plan the Base Network for the One That Gets Through.Read the analysis
- Europe · Middle EastMissiles Hit the Cloud Region in March. Some of the Data Can't Be Restored.Read the analysis
- United StatesIran Is Hunting Internet-Facing PLCs. Is Your Base's Water Plant on the List?Read the analysis
- United StatesIf the Base Network Were Wiped Tonight, What Would You Restore From?Read the analysis
Sources
Public sources as reviewed October 27, 2026. Each region page lists its full sources.
- Blanchard, B. (2026, April 30). Wreckage and weather sever Taiwan's undersea cable link to strategic island. Reuters, via Baird Maritime. https://www.bairdmaritime.com/marine-projects/marine-infrastructure/wreckage-and-weather-sever-taiwans-undersea-cable-link-to-strategic-island
- Pultarova, T. (2025, June 2). How Ukraine's killer drones are beating Russian jamming. IEEE Spectrum. https://spectrum.ieee.org/ukraine-killer-drones
- Gordon, C. (2026, March 27). US forces at Saudi air base suffer Iranian attack. Air & Space Forces Magazine. https://www.airandspaceforces.com/us-forces-saudi-arabia-iran-attack/
- Swinhoe, D. (2026, September 16). AWS "unable to restore access" to data centers hit by Iran strikes. Data Center Dynamics. https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/aws-unable-to-restore-access-to-data-centers-hit-by-iran-strikes/
- BERNAMA. (2026, October 20). IRGC cites seven internet cables under Strait of Hormuz, warns of 'new targets' [Anadolu report]. https://www.bernama.com/en/world/news.php?id=2622814
- Rev. (2026, September 30). State of the Force address [Transcript]. https://www.rev.com/transcripts/state-of-the-force-address
Insights
DoW analysis for every region we support
Our explainers on the Department of War programs behind new requirements in the Indo-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and the United States.
Explainer New
What Project Meridian means for DoW programs and the companies that supply them
Project Meridian has 120 days to study future warfare, with findings due to the Secretary's office by January 28, 2027. Our explainer covers who runs it, what it covers, and the develop, test, and field work programs and suppliers should plan for.
- 6 chapters
- Checklists and FAQ
- APA sourced
Analysis
Ready for the Autonomous Warfare Command: compute, comms, and data for unmanned operations
The new four star command has a target start date of October 1, 2027. Our guide covers what integrators, program offices, and advanced projects teams need at the edge, in the network, and in the data layer, plus the rules and contract vehicles that shape how it gets bought.
- 6 chapters
- Readiness checklists
- APA sourced
Guide
FORTRESS America: what independent bases need from their IT and security systems
FORTRESS America asks bases to make their own power and hold up against cyberattacks, sabotage, and drones. Our guide covers backup power and cooling, control system security, drone detection, and the chip and magnet rules behind base systems.
- 6 chapters
- Readiness checklists
- APA sourced
Contact
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