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We delivered a transit case communications kit to the Air Force's 2nd Air Support Operations Squadron in Vilseck, Germany. We build each kit to keep working when its links are jammed, and we deliver the fixed IT that bases run on, from storage to virtual desktops.

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Illustration of connected mission technology infrastructure in Europe. — Built to move. Designed to stay connected.

12Regional areas

105Installations and sites listed

PACEResilient communications planning

DILDesigned for limited connectivity

The challenge

Contested spectrum is the constraint

In Ukraine, jamming is the main way drones are lost. The links that carry command and control, video, and retasking face the same jamming, so every kit needs more than 1 path.

Units plan for this with a PACE plan: a primary, alternate, contingency, and emergency path for each link. Kits also have to keep working in disconnected, intermittent, and limited bandwidth (DIL) conditions, with the data and applications they need on hand.

What the war in Ukraine shows about deployable IT

Reporting from the war shows how drones are lost, how operators get around jamming, and that data centers are targets.

This page takes no position on the war in Ukraine.

10,000 a monthIEEE Spectrum reported in June 2025 that Ukraine may lose about 10,000 drones a month, mostly to jamming, citing a Royal United Services Institute estimate.
20 km or moreSome drones now finish their missions on onboard optical navigation after radio and satellite navigation links are jammed. Others fly over spools of optical fiber 20 kilometers or more from the controller.
October 18, 2026A Russian internet company said drones attacked its data center near St. Petersburg.

JammingThe main way drones are lost in Ukraine.
LinksCommand, video, and retasking still need a path.
Data centersHit by drones in Russia and the UAE in 2026.
Kits that moveCompute, radios, and power in transit cases.

The solution

Kits built for contested spectrum

We pair Dell compute with radios, SATCOM, and networking from other OEMs, build them into transit cases, and test them together in our System Readiness Center before they ship.

Plan for coalition networks, power, and shipping

Kits in Europe often join NATO networks, run on host nation power, and cross borders before they reach the unit. We plan each of these with you before the kit ships.

Coalition networksIf a kit joins a NATO coalition network, such as one built to Federated Mission Networking (FMN), share the joining instructions and tell us whether the site requires emissions security (TEMPEST) certified equipment. We configure and test the kit to those requirements.
PowerEvery country on this page runs 230 volt, 50 Hz mains power, and plug types differ, such as type G in the UK. We order UPS units, power supplies, and cords to match each site.
Shipping and spectrumWe plan the shipping route with your logistics office, and we list every radio's frequency bands so your spectrum manager can request host nation approval early.

From requirement to a kit that moves with the unit

U.S. units in Europe train, move, and deploy with their communications. We build kits that pack, set up in the field, and plan for links that are jammed or lost.

Assess

Mission, movement & spectrum

Design

Transit case kits & radio integration

Stage

Configured & packed for transit

Test

Full kit tested before transit

Field

Fielded with trained operators & support

Find an area or installation

12 of 12 areas shown

United Kingdom

Area 16 installations

Air Force fighter, tanker, and bomber bases, plus communications and support sites in England.

Air Force: RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, RAF Fairford, RAF Croughton, RAF Molesworth, RAF Alconbury

Belgium and the Netherlands

Area 25 sites

NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in Mons, NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Joint Force Command Brunssum, and the U.S. Army garrison that supports U.S. personnel there.

Army: U.S. Army Garrison Benelux, Chièvres Air Base
NATO: Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (Mons), Joint Force Command Brunssum, NATO Headquarters (Brussels)

Kaiserslautern, Wiesbaden, and western Germany

Area 313 installations

U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa (USAFE-AFAFRICA) at Ramstein, U.S. Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) and the 2d Theater Signal Brigade at Clay Kaserne in Wiesbaden, the Landstuhl hospital, Army depots, and the Army's prepositioned medical stock at Dülmen.

Army: Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Rhine Ordnance Barracks, Sembach Kaserne, Pulaski Barracks, Miesau Army Depot, Germersheim Army Depot, Smith Barracks (Baumholder), Lucius D. Clay Kaserne (Wiesbaden), Dülmen Tower Barracks
Air Force: Ramstein Air Base, Spangdahlem Air Base, Vogelweh Military Complex, Kapaun Air Station

Stuttgart and Bavaria

Area 413 installations

U.S. European Command (USEUCOM) and Special Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR) at Patch Barracks, U.S. Africa Command (USAFRICOM) at Kelley Barracks, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Europe and Africa (MARFOREUR/AF) at Panzer Kaserne, Army posts and training areas in Bavaria, and the Marshall Center and NATO School near Garmisch.

Army: Robinson Barracks, Stuttgart Army Airfield, Grafenwöhr Training Area, Rose Barracks (Vilseck), Hohenfels Training Area, Katterbach Kaserne (Ansbach), Storck Barracks (Illesheim), Artillery Kaserne (Garmisch)
Marine Corps: Panzer Kaserne
Joint: Patch Barracks, Kelley Barracks, George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies (Garmisch)
NATO: NATO School (Oberammergau)

Italy

Area 56 installations

U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa (NAVEUR-NAVAF) and U.S. 6th Fleet in Naples, Aviano's fighter wing, Army posts in Vicenza, Naval Air Station Sigonella, and Camp Darby.

Army: Caserma Ederle (Vicenza), Caserma Del Din (Vicenza), Camp Darby
Navy: Naval Support Activity Naples, Naval Air Station Sigonella
Air Force: Aviano Air Base

Spain and Portugal

Area 63 installations

The Navy destroyer base at Rota, Morón Air Base, and Lajes Field in the Azores.

Navy: Naval Station Rota
Air Force: Morón Air Base, Lajes Field (Azores)

Poland and the Baltic states

Area 78 sites

V Corps forward headquarters at Camp Kosciuszko in Poznań, Army prepositioned stocks at Powidz, the Aegis Ashore site at Redzikowo, and host nation bases in Poland and the Baltic states.

Army: Camp Kosciuszko (Poznań), Army Prepositioned Stock site (Powidz)
Navy: Naval Support Facility Redzikowo
Host nation: Łask Air Base, Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area, Ämari Air Base (Estonia), Lielvārde Air Base (Latvia), Pabradė Training Area (Lithuania)

Romania and Bulgaria

Area 85 sites

Host nation air bases and training areas in Romania and Bulgaria, plus the Aegis Ashore site at Deveselu.

Navy: Naval Support Facility Deveselu
Host nation: Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base, Câmpia Turzii Air Base, Novo Selo Training Area, Bezmer Air Base

Greece, Turkey, and the Balkans

Area 94 sites

Souda Bay on Crete, Incirlik Air Base, the port of Alexandroupolis, and Camp Bondsteel.

Army: Camp Bondsteel
Navy: Naval Support Activity Souda Bay
Air Force: Incirlik Air Base
Host nation: Port of Alexandroupolis

Norway and Denmark

Area 1015 sites

Norwegian air, naval, and Army sites in the U.S. agreement first signed in 2021 and expanded in 2024, Marine Corps prepositioned equipment in central Norway, NATO's Joint Warfare Centre, and the 3 Danish air bases in the 2023 agreement.

Marine Corps: Marine Corps Prepositioning Program Norway
NATO: NATO Joint Warfare Centre (Stavanger)
Host nation: Rygge Air Station, Sola Air Station, Ørland Air Station, Værnes Garrison and Air Station, Haakonsvern Naval Station, Evenes Air Station, Ramsund Naval Station, Andøya Air Station, Bardufoss Air Station, Setermoen Garrison, Karup Air Base (Denmark), Skrydstrup Air Base (Denmark), Aalborg Air Base (Denmark)

Sweden

Area 1117 sites

The 17 Swedish air bases, garrisons, and training areas named in the 2023 U.S. defense cooperation agreement, from Kiruna in the north to Ravlunda in the south.

Host nation: Luleå Air Base, Ronneby Air Base, Såtenäs Air Base, Uppsala Air Base, Berga Naval Base, Halmstad Garrison, Boden Garrison, Kristinehamn Garrison, Revingehed Garrison, Visby Garrison, Vidsel Test Range, Kiruna Training Area, Östersund Training Area, Älvdalen Training Area, Kvarn Training Area, Ravlunda Training Area, Härnösand Training Area and Harbor

Finland

Area 1210 sites

Finnish air bases, garrisons, and training areas from the 15 areas in the 2023 U.S. defense cooperation agreement, from Ivalo in Lapland to Upinniemi on the Gulf of Finland.

Host nation: Rovaniemi Air Base, Rissala Air Base (Siilinjärvi), Tampere-Pirkkala Air Base, Jyväskylä-Tikkakoski Air Base, Upinniemi Naval Base (Kirkkonummi), Niinisalo Garrison, Raasepori Garrison, Vekaranjärvi Garrison, Rovajärvi Training Area, Ivalo Border Guard Barracks

Don’t see your site?

This list covers major installations and sites. Tell us the location and the requirement, and our team will follow up.

Ask about your site

RAF: Royal Air Force. Host nation sites are operated by the host military; U.S. forces use them under access and defense cooperation agreements. U.S. Africa Command is headquartered at Kelley Barracks in Stuttgart, and the Air Force and Navy commands for Africa share headquarters with the Europe commands at Ramstein and Naples. For Africa sites such as Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, ask our team.

Buying for a federal civilian agency or as an integrator? See Federal Civilian Services or Federal System Integrators.

Technology partners

We are a Dell Technologies Federal Platinum Partner, and we work multi-vendor, so each kit gets the radios, compute, and power that fit its mission.

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Proof

Past performance

Work that applies to Europe: a deployable kit built, tested, and supported for an Air Force squadron in Germany, and base IT delivered across U.S. installations.

2nd ASOS, Vilseck, Germany

For the Air Force's 2nd Air Support Operations Squadron in Vilseck, Germany, we delivered a tactical communications kit with routing and switching, servers and virtualization, storage, WAN acceleration, UPS power, cabling, and radio integration, housed in a carbon fiber transit case.

The work ran from July 2022 to January 2023 with 100% schedule fulfillment, 1 year of hardware maintenance, and 24 hour cleared technical support.

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100%Schedule fulfillment
1 yearHardware maintenance
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2022 to 2023July 2022 to January 2023

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How to buy

Army organizations and other federal agencies can order through ITES-4H. The Missile Defense Agency and other Department of War organizations worldwide can order through MDA SHIELD, a fit for missile defense work such as the Aegis Ashore sites at Redzikowo and Deveselu. Federal buyers can also use GSA.

U.S. Air Forces in Europe units and other Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps buyers can order through GSA today. Starting in November 2026, any federal agency can also order through NASA SEWP VI. The right path depends on scope, eligibility, and ordering rules.

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Sources

Public sources as reviewed October 27, 2026. Reported loss rates and tactics in Ukraine change quickly, so confirm current reporting before you plan around them.

Pultarova, T. (2025, June 2). How Ukraine's killer drones are beating Russian jamming. IEEE Spectrum. https://spectrum.ieee.org/ukraine-killer-drones
Reuters. (2026, October 18). One killed, 15 injured in Ukrainian drone attack on St Petersburg and Leningrad region. ThePrint. https://theprint.in/world/one-killed-15-injured-in-ukrainian-drone-attack-on-st-petersburg-and-leningrad-region/3075258/
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/
Congressional Research Service. (2026, June 30). Defense primer: U.S. European Command (EUCOM) (IF11130). https://www.everycrsreport.com/files/2026-06-30_IF11130_808bdb10a06d2832339787be61d42919173f844c.html
Cox, S. (2026, July 20). Cavalry unit commander nominated for third star, top job at V Corps. Stars and Stripes. https://www.stripes.com/branches/army/2026-07-20/feltey-v-corps-fort-knox-22315950.html
Forces News. (2024, November 21). NATO takes control of crucial Aegis Ashore missile defence system in Poland. https://www.forcesnews.com/nato/nato-takes-control-crucial-aegis-ashore-missile-defence-system-poland
U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria. (n.d.). Communities. https://home.army.mil/bavaria/communities
Wilson, S. (2024, May 14). Landmark hospital materiel pull for DEFENDER 24. U.S. Army Garrison Benelux, via GlobalSecurity.org. https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/news/2024/05/mil-240514-arnews01.htm
Norwegian Ministry of Defence. (2024, February 2). Norway and USA agree on additional agreed facilities and areas under the SDCA. https://www.regjeringen.no/en/aktuelt/norway-and-usa-agree-on-additional-agreed-facilities-and-areas-under-the-sdca/id3023830/
High North News. (2024, May 31). Norway's parliament agrees to give the US access to new military areas in the north. https://en.highnorthnews.com/politics/norways-parliament-agrees-to-give-the-us-access-to-new-military-areas-in-the-north/107628
Danish Ministry of Defence. (2023, December 19). New agreement strengthens defense cooperation between Denmark and the United States. https://fmn.dk/en/news/2023/new-agreement-strengthens-defense-cooperation-between-denmark-and-the-united-states/
Göteborgs-Posten. (2023, December 6). Anläggningarna USA får tillgång till i Sverige. https://www.gp.se/nyheter/sverige/usa-far-tillgang-till-svenska-baser.c0b40e78-b3a5-458d-b793-ccef278cdcda
Yle. (2023, December 14). DCA-sopimus julki: Nämä 15 aluetta Suomi avaa Yhdysvaltain joukoille. https://yle.fi/a/74-20065054

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