Equipment built around the people expected to bring it home.
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Proven service platforms and current field programs.
Introduced in 2336, the MBR-115H4 became the most widely produced firearm in Human history. A 2 mm magnetically accelerated cartridge and a service life measured in centuries made the platform a familiar part of Confederate service.
The MBR-226 pairs updated optics and fire control with support for 2 mm and 4.25 mm cartridges. Introduced in 2777, it anchors Phoenix Arms’ Sharp Feather infantry modernization initiative.
A coordinated family of infantry equipment built around the MBR-226, with a man-portable guided launcher and a variable-velocity smart-rail sniper platform. Connected optics and sensor fusion support the operator across different roles.
Issued to Confederate special operators, PHALANX powered armor is built around the demands of dismounted operations. Field development has included direct contributions from engineers serving alongside the operators who rely on it.
A Confederate infantry armor program for personnel serving outside the Special Forces command. DEFENDER stands between a soldier and the environments that would otherwise keep them from the mission.