Current Ops
Accelerate Decisions. Synchronize Operations.
Maintain real-time operational context, support decision-making, streamline CCIR triage, and automate orders production—without replacing your existing mission systems. No retraining, just results.
The power of agents to support current operations
Legion operates at mission scale. Already deployed across U.S. Special Operations Command supporting 70,000+ users, Legion connects the systems your staff already uses to accelerate decision cycles and synchronize operations.
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Enhanced Situational Awareness
Streamline comprehensive situation reports and briefings with continuously ingested operational data, ensuring decision-makers always have up-to-date insights.
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Automated Reporting & Orders
Drafts CUBs, SITREPs, and FRAGOs from ingested data. Logs every decision and action for accountability. This is one of the strongest validated capabilities from your page.
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Synchronized Operations
Maintains a running estimate across ops, intel, fires, and sustainment by connecting to your existing mission command systems in real time.
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Battle Drill Execution
Recognizes triggers for MEDEVAC, TIC, and fires missions. Auto-populates required fields and coordinates responses across all sections.
Integrate With the Systems You Use Every Day
Your security. Our priority.
Trusted by the DoD, our solution connects mission systems, accelerates decision cycles, and automates reporting while ensuring compliance. From garrison to the tactical edge, Legion can be deployed anywhere.
- Deployment flexibility: Cloud, on-premises, or air-gapped with Authority to Operate (ATO)
- Complete control: Use any LLM without vendor lock-in. Your data never leaves your environment or trains external models
- Government-grade compliance: SOC 2, ITAR, FedRAMP High, authorized for classified work up to IL6
- Secure integrations: Auditable connections to Maximo, SAP, Oracle, SharePoint, 100+ systems
Legion’s Impact
Legion enables battle captains and operations staff to maintain control in fast-moving environments by keeping the operational picture current across all warfighting functions. CCIR triage is automated, briefings build themselves from ingested data, and battle drills execute instantly when triggers are recognized. The result is shorter decision cycles, fewer dropped updates, and staff time returned to judgment instead of formatting.
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More About Legion for Battle Captains
Get a DemoWill Legion replace our existing C2 or mission systems?
No, Legion integrates with your existing mission command systems without requiring migration or replacement. Legion connects to AIDP, MCS COP, MSS, and dozens of other systems—including document storage like SharePoint and defense collaboration tools—to provide unified insights across all your operational data. The interface embeds directly into your current C2 systems, so operators continue using familiar tools while gaining AI-powered capabilities for decision support, reporting, and synchronization.
What classification levels and security standards does Legion support?
Legion meets the strictest government security requirements and operates across all classification levels from IL-2 through IL-6. The platform is certified for SOC 2 Type II, ITAR registered, and authorized for classified information up to IL-6 with Authority to Operate (ATO) approvals. FedRAMP High certification. Legion can deploy in cloud, on-premises, or completely air-gapped environments including tactical edge locations. All mission data stays within your infrastructure and is never used to train external AI models, ensuring complete data sovereignty for classified operations.
Can Legion operate in disconnected or tactical edge environments?
Yes. Legion is purpose-built for tactical and disconnected operations where commercial AI platforms cannot function. The platform supports fully air-gapped deployments, tactical edge environments, and operates on small-form hardware in bandwidth-constrained locations. Legion can run with on-premises AI models that require no external connectivity, making it suitable for forward operating bases, mobile command posts, and classified facilities without internet access. This deployment flexibility is proven across U.S. Special Operations Command operations in austere environments.
How long does Legion deployment take for classified environments?
Legion deployment timelines for classified environments depend on your classification level, ATO requirements, and approval processes. The technical configuration typically takes several weeks, but total deployment time varies based on your RMF/ATO cycle, network architecture, and security review requirements. Legion's cleared team—many of them veterans—understands military approval processes and works within your existing compliance framework to minimize delays. Once approved, Legion deploys rapidly with pre-configured workflows for common battle staff use cases including CCIR management, CUB generation, and battle drill automation.
Which C2 and mission systems does Legion integrate with?
Legion integrates with leading command and control, intelligence, fires, and logistics systems used across DoD and coalition forces. Legion's REST API extensibility allows integration with legacy systems and custom military applications, ensuring compatibility across your entire mission stack.
How does Legion help Current Ops consolidate battlefield information from multiple sources?
Legion automatically aggregates reports from radio, chat, email, and mission software into a single view—eliminating manual consolidation work. When reports arrive via different channels, Legion correlates the data (grids, units, timestamps) and surfaces what's most relevant. Instead of switching between MSS, chat logs, and email to build the current picture, you see consolidated updates in real time. Legion also checks incoming reports against CCIRs and SOPs, flagging critical information for commander attention and routing alerts to appropriate staff sections. This cuts hours of manual work to minutes.
Does Legion make decisions for commanders, or does it support my role as information manager?
Legion does not make tactical or operational decisions—that remains the commander's responsibility. Legion enhances your effectiveness as information manager by automating tedious work: consolidating reports, tracking taskings, coordinating between sections, and maintaining the operational picture. You control what gets elevated to the commander, when to launch drills, and how to prioritize information. Legion ensures you have complete, current, accurate information so you can focus on supporting the commander's decisions rather than chasing down data.
