U.S. Marine Sgt. Lucas Brown, right, a transmissions systems operator with Combat Logistics Battalion 6, Combat Logistics Regiment 2, 2nd Marine Logistics Group and Sgt. Andrew McNabb, an infantry rifleman with 2nd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, coordinate together on Android Tactical Assault Kits in Kamijarvi, Finland, March 14, 2026. During exercise Cold Response 26, CLB 6 provided combat service support to 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines, 2nd MARDIV, via logistical resupplies and motorized heavy weapon support.

U.S. Marine corps Hector Garcia Medina a Team Leader with 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division assigned to Joint Task Force-Southern Border (JTF-SB), utilizes an Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) along the U.S.-Mexico border in the San Diego sector, Calif, Feb. 24, 2026. The ATAK assists service members in navigating using GPS and geospatial map data overlaid with real-time situational awareness of ongoing events. U.S. Northern Command is working side-by-side with the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection within narrowly defined authorities to provide unique military capabilities to protect the territorial integrity of the U.S. southern border.

Join the TAK Team TAK has quickly become the preferred Situational Awareness tool for local, state, and federal agencies as well as international partners. If you are looking for career development and growth opportunities, both technically and professionally, all while supporting our nation's heroes, there is no better spot for you! Stay in the fight and find a position in the TAK community at the links below: Government TAK Jobs ( https://www.usajobs.gov/Search/Results?k=Tactical%20Assault%20Kit&p=1 ) indeed Search ( https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=Tactical%20Assault%20Kit%20Tak&vjk=7ba81b38bd494f75 )

This hybrid event, hosted by the TAK Configuration Steering Board (CSB), consists of briefs and demos from the TAK Community across program offices, services, federal agencies, labs, and users.

Password/MFA Reset Guide for TAK.gov Step-by-step Tutorial Step 1 Click the Forgot Password/MFA Reset link on the TAK.gov log in page. Step 2 Enter your email to receive further instructions. Step 3 Once you are presented with the green banner below, it is safe to check your email inbox. NOTE: please check your ‘Other’ and ‘Junk’ inboxes if you are not receiving TAK.gov mail Step 4 Once you receive your confirmation email, click on the hyperlink to reset your credentials. Step 5 After following the link, please scan the QR code with a MFA app of your choice (FreeOTP and Google Authenticator are officially recommended) Step 5a Google Authenticator users should attempt to sync their time if the OTC is invalid * Open Google Authenticator app * Navigate to Settings * Select Time correction for codes * Click Sync now Step 6 Please note that you can also manually enter a key to setup your TAK.gov MFA token Step 7 Now that you’ve setup your MFA token, a OTC will ge...

This hybrid event, hosted by the TAK Configuration Steering Board (CSB), consists of briefs and demos from the TAK Community across program offices, services, federal agencies, labs, and users.

The Colorado Team Awareness Kit (COTAK) program has successfully demonstrated emerging satellite direct-to-cellular (D2C) technology integrated with the Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK). This breakthrough provides public safety agencies with an effective method to maintain vital situational awareness in regions where traditional cellular service is unavailable.

General Development Policies Development Practices All developers with access to any development repository must commit their code back to the development repository at regular intervals. Accounts will be suspended, and applications will no longer be signed if source code is not committed within a 30-day rolling window. When committing code, the developer must include a README file containing the detail included in the hello building sample plugin. The originating agency, as the plugin owner, is responsible to determine the releasability and testing status of its plugin. With the permission and coordination of the originating authority, other agencies are able to fork the development of a plugin but are required to change the naming and iconography of that plugin and assume responsibility of determining the releasability and testing status of the resulting plugin. Abandoned efforts must be reported to the core development team. Rules of Behavior, Consent to Monitor, and Approve...