Intro: Modern operational environments don't stay in one domain, and training for them increasingly can't either. The Amidon Gauntlet is built around that reality - a Multi-Domain Operations (MDO) training facility constructed with Amidon Ballistic Concrete, designed to support integrated training rather than a single fixed scenario.

Beyond Traditional CQB

Close Quarters Battle room-clearing covers one piece of a much larger operational picture. MDO training has to account for CBRN considerations, cyber operations, counter-UAS detection and defeat, and electronic warfare with signal control - coordinated, not siloed.

Built to Reconfigure

Because it's built on Amidon's modular ABC system, the Gauntlet isn't locked into one layout. Walls, rooms, and training zones can be reconfigured between exercises, letting a single facility support a range of mission profiles instead of requiring a separate structure for each one.

Ballistic-Rated Throughout

Multi-domain doesn't mean multi-purpose at the expense of safety. Every part of the Gauntlet is built on the same ballistic concrete system used across Amidon's product line - live-fire capable construction, not a training aid layered on top of standard building material.