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Continued customer wins with record backlog. 🎯 Redwire's Q3 delivered record gross margins of 32.3% and new mission critical awards across space and defense tech, reflecting continued customer demand for Redwire's capabilities. Watch our earnings recap here:

Mike Gold, President of Redwire Space, joined @NYSE to talk about bringing power to the lunar surface. 🌕 Redwire was recently selected by @NASA for an approximately $40 million award to support the Moon Base with its Roll Out Solar Array (ROSA) technology. That same technology is behind the eight Redwire built ROSA wings now installed on the @Space_Station. Mike shared why bringing that flight proven technology to the lunar surface is key to returning to the Moon to stay. Watch the full interview ⬇️

Redwire Appoints William Mahoney as Defense Tech Chief Technology Officers to Accelerate Innovation in Autonomous Systems Mr. Mahoney brings more than 25 years of engineering and technology leadership experience, most recently as Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for @Leidos Airborne & Mission Solutions and Kinetic Effects businesses. His background spans uncrewed aircraft, counter-UAS and airborne mission systems. At @northropgrumman, he led engineering and technology organizations supporting multi-billion annual portfolio execution. He will guide technology development across Redwire’s autonomous systems, EO/IR payloads, energy systems, sensors, and RF antenna solutions. His focus will be translating emerging technologies into product advancements that address evolving operational needs, drawing on expertise in airborne systems, autonomy, AI-enabled mission operations and digital engineering. “William has worked at the forefront of some of the most demanding technologies in defense,” said Redwire Chairman and CEO Peter Cannito. “We are bringing that experience to bear across our Defense Tech portfolio to accelerate development, push the capabilities of our products and give operators more options in the field.” Read the full Announcement: bit.ly/4zgAcmO

Our eighth and final ROSA wing is now installed on the @Space_Station ☀️ This historic upgrade, a partnership with @Boeing and @NASA, adds more than 160 kW to power research on orbit. Thank you @astro_anil and @Astro_Kutryk for installing the final wing and completing five years of work. Proven technology on orbit, next up: Powering the lunar surface.

Honoring Service, Shaping Futures: Redwire Recognizes the U.S. Veterans on Our Mission-Driven Team Alex Drouin served as a requirement lead with U.S. Army Futures Command. Today, he's a Redwire Program Manager working directly with Army customers. 🇺🇸 This #VeteransDay, Redwire honors the veterans across its team, from SkillBridge participants to CEO Pete Cannito, a former U.S. Marine Corps officer. As an authorized SkillBridge partner, Redwire offers servicemembers in their final 180 days of military service training and job experience to help them transition to civilian careers. Alex took that path. "Redwire is a place where veterans can thrive, contribute meaningfully to the mission, and feel appreciated for the unique perspective that they can provide," said Jason Casey, a U.S. Space Force officer and SkillBridge participant at Redwire. Read their stories and explore careers on the Made for the Mission team: bit.ly/48NfxvS

Every veteran was made for the mission. 🇺🇸 Redwire honors all who served; whose courage, sacrifice, and service strengthen the nation every day. Their unwavering commitment inspires our team as we develop the capabilities that help support today's warfighters to accomplish their mission. Happy #VeteransDay - Thank you for your service!

Mission readiness starts with training on proven aircraft. 🎯 Redwire received a follow on order from the 1st Aviation Brigade, U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence (AVCOE), to sustain the center's fleet of combat proven Stalker UAS. The 2nd Battalion, 13th Aviation Regiment at Fort Huachuca will take delivery of sustainment parts, including Redwire's U.S. assembled hybrid lift batteries. These assets support advanced individual training for the Army's next generation of UAS operators. Redwire’s tailored Stalker UAS trainings support the Army’s modernization priorities and are designed according to operational lessons learned from hundreds of thousands of flight hours across six continents, in all weather extremes, and in contested environments, as well as combat-proven experience with the @USArmy, the @USMC, and additional programs of record. “Redwire’s ongoing support of the U.S. Army ensures that soldiers train on a tested aircraft they can rely on for real-world operations across diverse operational environments,” said Joshua Stinson, Co-President and Chief Growth Officer at Redwire Defense Tech. “We are committed to supporting this continuity for the Army, recognizing it is essential that the warfighter prepare by training on the same systems they are likely to deploy in the future.” Read the full announcement: bit.ly/3WCyA9t

Today @USMC turns 251. 🇺🇸 Since 1775, Marines have answered the call wherever the mission leads. The entire Redwire team honors the service of Marines past and present, along with the families who support them. As a trusted partner to the defense community, Redwire remains committed to advancing technologies that help our warfighters succeed in every domain. Semper Fidelis, Marines. #MarineCorpsBirthday

Redwire kicked off Veterans Day week by bringing its veterans to the @Commanders #SaluteToService game at Northwest Stadium. 🇺🇸 Alongside fellow Redwire veterans and company leadership, they watched the Commanders take on the Los Angeles Rams. At the booth, fans met the Redwire Mission Crew who builds the technology in support of the warfighter and got a look at our specially branded Commanders Stalker UAS. Visitors also stepped into the Command the Field photo wall and said hello to TJ, the Commanders' team dog. TJ is training with @WarriorCanineCn to become a service dog for veterans. Thank you to our veterans, who continue to serve the mission every day, and to every fan who stopped by to see what it means to be #MadeForTheMission.

Proven power for the lunar surface. 🌕 Redwire Selected to Provide Lunar Power for @NASAMoonBase. Under the approximately $40 million award, Redwire will adapt its flight proven Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA) technology as the core of an integrated power generation system, serving as a pathfinder for interfaces and usable power on the lunar surface. The award comes days after astronauts installed and deployed the eighth and final ROSA wing built by Redwire on the International Space Station. “Moon Base is one of the most important human spaceflight initiatives for America since Apollo, and I could not be more grateful, proud, and excited for Redwire to power this extraordinary endeavor,” said Mike Gold, President of Redwire Space. “ROSA has proven itself in Earth orbit and beyond for a variety of public and private missions. We will now be able to leverage this innovative technology to support trailblazing Moon Base operations and activities.” Read the full announcement: bit.ly/4zBc7rL

All eight Redwire Roll Out Solar Array (ROSA) wings are now deployed on the @Space_Station, delivering more than 160 kW to power years of research and discovery ahead. ⚡ A special thank you to our customer, @BoeingSpace, for their continued partnership and trust. We're proud of what we've accomplished together. Congratulations to @NASA and to the teams and astronauts who made this milestone possible. The flight heritage earned through ROSA now carries forward to Lunar ROSA. 🌙 Made for the Mission. Proven on the ISS. Ready for the Moon.

Proud to help power the Moon Base. 🌙⚡ Redwire was selected to support @NASA's lunar surface power demonstration with our Lunar ROSA, bringing the same proven technology that just completed its final installation on the @Space_Station to the Moon. Dependable power for a lasting presence on the lunar surface.

A lasting presence on the Moon starts with power. 🌙⚡ Redwire has been selected by @NASA to provide a Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA) solution for the agency's @NASAMoonBase lunar surface power demonstration program. The selection comes just days after astronauts successfully installed and deployed the eighth and final Redwire built ROSA wing on the @Space_Station. Now, Lunar ROSA will bring that proven technology to the Moon, powering sustained operations on the lunar surface. Backed by decades of space power experience, Redwire's integrated power generation system will begin to address a fundamental requirement for a sustainable presence on the Moon: dependable power where and when missions need it.

Honoring those who serve, on and off the field. 🇺🇸 Redwire is proud to join the Washington Commanders for a “Salute to Service” game day on Sunday, November 8 to recognize active duty servicemembers, veterans, and their families. This game is part of the Washington Salute—the Commanders’ official platform for honoring the U.S. military during the month of November. Read more about Redwire's Salute to Service game day: bit.ly/3XbidAM

The final ROSA wings are rolled out on the International Space Station. ⚡️   Completing a historic effort with @BoeingSpace and @NASA, the fourth and final pair of Redwire's Roll Out Solar Array (ROSA) wings has been successfully deployed on the @Space_Station by Nasa Astronaut @astro_anil and Candian Space Agency Astronaunt @Astro_Kutryk following U.S. spacewalks 100 & 101 on October 27 and November 5.   Each ROSA wing provides 20+ kW of power for over 10 years, and all eight wings combined will provide more than 160 kW.   ROSA's success on the ISS has set the stage for future missions on the Moon, Mars, and beyond.   Read the full story: rdw.com/newsroom/redwire-ros…