Already on site
A park cache, a mission compound, a homestead. It sits there through ordinary weeks, and it is still there the week the power, the water, or the road fails.
01 / RALLY POINT / NODE
Hold the site.
Rally Point is what you leave behind or send in when a remote place needs to support humans. It makes water from the air, keeps a store of power, gives people communication systems, and holds a sealed bay for the medical kit. You can park one where people already live and work. You can also put it on a parachute and drop it in whenever it is needed.
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USE
Leave it there, or send it in
One of them stays for however long it’s needed. The other arrives under a parachute when there is no time, and no road, for a convoy. A national park can keep one for visitors who get caught in the wilderness. Missionaries can keep one at a station that is too far from a hospital. Relief crews and humanitarian teams can drop one ahead of their trucks. The locker doesn’t care how it got there.
When the trucks cannot
Some relief cannot wait on a convoy. The locker comes down first, with water, power, communication systems, and the medical bay, and it can announce itself or stay quiet until someone is close enough to use it.
SCHEMATIC
Rally Point-L
| Item | Lock |
|---|---|
| Body | 72 × 48 × 38 in L×W×H (1.83 × 1.22 × 0.97 m). Antenna and deployed PV extra. Chute not in the box. |
| Mass | ≤ 2,200 lb with JPADS-2K / CDS rigging |
| Water | 15–30 L/day AWG + 40 L first-hour bladder |
| Power | 1.5–3 kW fold-out PV + 8–10 kWh LFP |
| Comms | Starlink Mini + second bearer reserved |
| Aid Bay | 25–40 lb, tamper-evident, stabilize and signal |
| Modes | STEALTH / BEACON / PARK QUIET |