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Gallatin AI Partners with the U.S. Army's 11th Airborne Division in Yama Sakura 91

Introduction
During the recent Yama Sakura 91 exercise, Gallatin AI provided its advanced AI/ML application called Navigator to support the U.S. Army's 11th Airborne Division. This deployment showcases Gallatin AI's commitment to enhancing military operations through sophisticated technological solutions.

Navigator and Its Capabilities
Throughout the two-week exercise, Navigator's application proved critical. Its AI-powered capabilities enabled division staff to forecast essential supplies well in advance, maintain equipment and personnel readiness visibility in near real-time, and effectively calculate available combat power. These functionalities empowered sustainment professionals to evaluate the logistics of operational plans decisively, offering commanders a clearer assessment of sustainment risks associated with different strategic options.

Yama Sakura 91 Highlights
Yama Sakura stands as the largest joint tripartite command post exercise co-sponsored by U.S. Army Pacific and the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF). The main focus of this military exercise includes enhancing readiness and interoperability between U.S., Japanese, and Australian forces. Navigator played an essential role in achieving key objectives of Yama Sakura 91, such as increasing joint force effectiveness, fortifying alliances, and fostering innovation in multi-domain operations frameworks.

Continued Partnership with the 11th Airborne
The use of Navigator during Yama Sakura 91 marks a significant milestone in the ongoing partnership between Gallatin AI and the 11th Airborne Division. The system was previously deployed in February by the division's 17th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion during the Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center 26-02. This exercise represented the first occasion that Navigator has been utilized at the division-level, elevating its impact on corps-level decision-making processes.

Open-Architecture Design
Designed with open-architecture principles, Navigator ensures seamless interoperability across various military platforms, including systems from allied and partner nations, such as the Maven Smart System. This capability is crucial for collaborative military operations, according to Woody Glier, CEO of Gallatin AI. He emphasized that