The new military devices will combine Meta’s advanced AR/VR tech from its Reality Labs with Anduril’s battlefield software, called Lattice. They’ll also use Meta’s Llama AI, aiming to give soldiers real-time updates on their surroundings through a special digital display, kind of like a video game-style interface for real-life combat.

Meta isn’t quietly accumulating cloud contracts through defense subcontractors or merely relaxing its policies to allow the military to build on its open-source AI models. It’s unapologetic about working with the U.S. military and wants everyone — but especially the still-skeptical leadership of the current administration — to know it.