NIWC Atlantic Delivers MADIS Air Defense System to Marine Corps, Building on MRAP Innovations
In 2025, NIWC Atlantic delivered the Marine Air Defense Integrated System (MADIS) to the Marine Corps, enhancing air defense technology. The system, mounted on Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTVs), employs a 30mm cannon and Stinger missiles to counter aerial threats. The development began in 2022, utilizing commercial components and rapid prototyping. NIWC Atlantic's history includes integrating C4ISR systems into MRAP vehicles, exemplifying its commitment to quick innovation and modernization in military capabilities.

NIWC Atlantic delivered the Marine Air Defense Integrated System (MADIS) to the Marine Corps in 2025, improving air defense capabilities. The system, mounted on Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTVs), detects and defeats aerial threats using a 30mm cannon and Stinger missiles.
The initiative started in 2022, leveraging commercial off-the-shelf components and rapid prototyping. NIWC Atlantic has a legacy of integrating C4ISR systems into MRAP vehicles and continues to enhance military capabilities through innovative processes. Recent advancements include the integration of various systems onto JLTVs and the development of new amphibious combat vehicles.




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