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AI mission planning for the platoon, company, and battalion.

Six Tango compresses a 9 hour planning process down to 90 minutes, without removing the human from any decision.

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The Problem

Every direction wants the commander's attention.

Those that require significant time aren't what decide the outcome.

Require significant time

Mission Analysis
COA Development
CONOP / Orders Production
Graphics Generation

The Commander

Decide the outcome

Rehearsals
Face-to-Face Coordination
Soldier Preparation
Recovery & Rest

This was always hard. Two pressures now make it urgent.

From above

Higher HQs got faster

Intel cells and staff planning tools have been turbocharged by AI, compressing the orders process at brigade and above.

Every dollar spent modernizing the top increases pressure at the bottom.

Photo: DVIDS, Missile Warning Center (opens in new tab). Illustrative only.

From across

The fight got harder.

Near-peer conflict is more likely than it has been in a generation, and drones and sensors saturate the battlefield.

Decentralized execution is doctrine. It is now also survival.

Photo: DVIDS, SALAKNIB 2026 UAS swarm demonstration (opens in new tab). Illustrative only.

The whole force went digital. Tactical planning didn't.

The Platform

Tactical planning at the operator's tempo.

AI doesn't replace commander judgment; it enhances lived experience.

Six Tango platform flow: Analyze, Plan, Execute

Terrain and intel, higher's intent, and unit data feed an Analyze stage: 7 geospatial sources, one 3D picture of the ground. Analyze feeds a Plan stage where AI agents model courses of action and you own all decisions. Plan feeds an Execute stage: every fighting product, generated as the plan takes shape, delivered as ATAK packages, map overlays, and mission orders. Every mission feeds the next. Selecting a stage highlights its connections.

Inputs

  • Terrain and intel
  • Higher's intent
  • Unit data

Outputs

  • ATAK packages
  • Map overlays
  • Mission orders
Every mission feeds the next.
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The Result

A 9 hour planning process.Down to 90 minutes.

The hours Six Tango gives back go to what determines mission success: rehearsals, coordination, and soldier prep.

Planning runs seven steps in sequence: Receive Mission, Issue Warning Order, Terrain and Weather, Enemy Analysis, COA Development, Finalize Order, Fighting Products. With Six Tango the same seven steps take about six times less time overall. The chart compares the two on a shared scale.

Planning today

With Six Tango

TLPs done

6x

Faster

The Vision

Moneyball for the military.

A ground combat unit's combat readiness is derived from marksmanship qualifications, equipment maintenance, and medical fitness, not how it fights. Six Tango builds the holistic data layer that gives commanders clearer truth about the craft they already know.

Three overlapping capabilities meeting at holistic insightThree circles overlap. Mission execution, which Six Tango builds. Human performance, which it ingests. Equipment, which it integrates. Where all three meet is holistic insight: one integrated, objective picture of a unit, with what it means and what to do about it.MISSIONEXECUTIONHUMANPERFORMANCEEQUIPMENTHOLISTICINSIGHT

Leaders run this estimate in their heads, just for their unit. Six Tango holds more variables than a commander can analyze and aggregates its insights across the force.

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