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Fusion for military bases & forward installations.

Forward operations need resilient, independent power without a fuel-convoy tail. Aegis is a fixed-site, low-neutron fusion generator — rail-delivered, sited where the load is.

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Why it fits

Energy independence, forward.

01

No fuel convoy

On-site firm power removes the vulnerable resupply and long-transmission dependencies.

02

Low-neutron & clean

D–³He at fₙ 5.44% — a far cleaner radiation and waste profile than D–T.

03

Fixed-site, rail-delivered

A ~1.66-acre folded footprint, delivered by rail — not shipboard.

Aegis and the breeder are one architecture — a domestic fuel-to-power supply chain, end to end.

Verify it yourself

Open by design.

Live simulation
Run the engines
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Open data
Zenodo · CC BY 4.0
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How it works
The two machines
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Learn (Fusion 101)
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Engage

Build resilient base power.

A confidential briefing covers the design point and timeline.

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