Mercury's digital RF memory (DRFM)-based reactive jamming subsystems offer flexibility, enabling training planners to swiftly reprogram missions across various aircraft through an intuitive software interface. Moreover, these systems can simulate multiple threats validated by the National Air and Space Intelligence Center. The company has a longstanding history of providing radar jamming capabilities to the Navy's Airborne Threat Simulation Organization ("ATSO"), with more than 600 systems delivered in the past decade. MRCY initially received a $20.3 million production order for DRFM from ATSO, marking the commencement of this contract. Additionally, the agreement encompasses ongoing engineering services to continuously update the system's threat library to effectively counter adversarial capabilities.