Counter-UAS firepower, made mobile. The Agnostic Gun Truck (AGT) integrates a lightweight 30mm M230 Bushmaster chain gun — the same weapon on the AH-64 Apache — into an open, radar- and platform-agnostic architecture mounted on standard military or commercial pickup trucks, using proximity-fused advanced ammunition to defeat maneuvering drone swarms.
MSI brings the platform integration and mobility that make the gun truck truly agnostic — mounting and upfitting the weapon system onto tactical and commercial pickups, MSI's core competency. Paired with MACE (Mobile-Acquisition Command & Control), the sensor truck that detects, tracks, and classifies targets from up to seven miles out, AGT forms part of a layered, networked air-defense answer.
Because no single effector defeats mass drone attacks — layered sensors and shooters do — AGT delivers the mobile, gun-based layer that holds cost-per-engagement down against swarms.
MSI is a key supplier to RTX on the U.S. Marine Corps Medium Range Intercept Capability (MRIC) — a program of record — designing and serial-producing the trailer that makes the system expeditionary and rapidly emplaceable in the field.
MRIC gives the Marine Corps a layered, mobile defense against cruise missiles and unmanned aerial threats. MSI's mobility and structural engineering put that capability on the move — at production scale.
From clean-sheet prototypes to production volume, MSI designs, builds, and repowers tactical and specialty vehicles for the world's leading primes — proof that our engineering scales from first article to fielded fleets.
MSI designed and built two MPT (Multi Purpose Truck) prototypes for AM General — taking the vehicle from concept and engineering through running prototype hardware.
MSI co-designed and manufactured 48 CSV Phantom Badger combat support vehicles for Boeing — the vehicle purpose-built to be internally transported inside a V-22 Osprey (two also fit a C-130 or CH-47; ten fit a C-17), and U.S. Navy–certified for it.
Its modular mission rear reconfigures in under 30 minutes across roles — reconnaissance, combat search and rescue, casualty transport, direct action, and EOD — while the platform clears 60° grades and fords roughly three feet of water.
The Arquus VAB MK3 is a 6x6 medium-weight armored personnel carrier — the latest generation of the combat-proven VAB family that has anchored French and allied mechanized infantry for decades, carrying up to ten troops under STANAG Level 4 ballistic and MRAP-class mine protection.
MSI developed a new engine and transmission package for the platform — a proven repower that modernizes powertrain performance and reliability — and has sold hundreds of kits.
Since 2021, MSI has delivered maritime weapon-system integration for allied navies — modernizing reconditioned U.S. Coast Guard Excess Defense Article (EDA) vessels under Foreign Military Sales (FMS) by integrating remote weapon systems end to end: weapon mounts, ship-structure modification, C2 operator stations, ammunition storage, and electrical integration. Every solution is validated to real-world recoil and sea-state loads, with vessel-stability analysis and proven through live Structural Test Fire (STF).
On EDA 110′ Island Class Patrol Boats, MSI integrated a 30mm forward-mounted weapon and a 70mm aft-mounted rocket system — weapon mounts, modified ship structure, C2 operator stations, ammunition storage, and electrical integration.
All solutions were validated for recoil and sea-state loads with full vessel-stability analysis, and a Structural Test Fire of the 70mm system was successfully conducted against the most severe conditions of the ship's own weapons fire.
On EDA 110′ Island Class Patrol Boats, MSI integrated the Leonardo 20mm Lionfish remote weapon station — ship-structure upgrades, weapon-turret mounting, associated electronics, and a C2 station.
MSI developed and executed the full integration, installation, test, and elevation plans at an overseas location — delivering fielded capability where the customer needed it.
Under the U.S. Navy's Structural Test Fire program, MSI successfully demonstrated launching 2.75-inch APKWS rockets from a USCG 110′ Island Class Patrol Boat — MSI's first live vessel integration of the guided rocket.
MSI's proprietary Dual Launcher Mount (DLM) secured and isolated two Arnold Defense LGR4 launchers on a Kongsberg RS6 remote weapon station, paired with Hood Tech AC-14 tracking and laser designation, integrated onto a modified tow-bitt structure engineered with NSWC Carderock's Structural Engineering Group. The ~500 kg (1,100 lb) assembly fired successfully across representative sea-state elevation angles — validating MSI's APKWS vessel-integration solution.