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Moth & Flame expanded Air Force VR licenses from 10k to 25k

Kevin Cornish · VR Builder SaaS Hits $5m Revenue, Targeting $10m Series A Now · Feb 2, 2022 · at 7:55

Kevin Cornish is the founder and CEO of enterprise VR training platform Moth & Flame, discussing contract expansion with the US Air Force.

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“So we had a program around suicide prevention in the air force. So this was one where We created the content and then sold user licenses. So basically like you're selling tickets to a movie sold 10,000 for the first year. And then they expanded that for the second year up to 25.”

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The claim, plainly

Moth & Flame sold 10,000 user licenses for its Air Force suicide prevention VR program in the first year and expanded to 25,000 in the second year.

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Assessment

Public Department of Defense procurement records (such as SBIR contracts FA864920C0126 and FA862121C0060) and Air Force Installation Contracting Center releases confirm that Moth & Flame provided VR suicide prevention training starting in late 2020, but public contract records and independent reporting do not disclose specific software user license counts (such as 10,000 in Year 1 expanding to 25,000 in Year 2). Because detailed seat-licensing volumes for this military training software are not available in public procurement documentation or third-party audits, the exact license figures cannot be verified with publicly accessible information.

Air Force Installation Contracting Center (AFICC) release (March 18, 2021) documented the initial SBIR contract award to Moth + Flame for VR suicide prevention training with 50 headsets across Scott and Travis AFBs without detailing user license counts.
Federal procurement databases as of August 2026 show multiple SBIR/IDIQ awards to Resolution Imagery LLC (dba Moth + Flame Division) but contain no public line items detailing 10,000 Year 1 and 25,000 Year 2 license tiers.
Company metrics report aggregate milestones across all military branches (e.g., over 10,000 training sessions and over 25,000 warfighters trained DoD-wide) rather than Air Force-specific annual license sales.

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[1] af.mil [2] usegovscout.com [3] govtribe.com [4] venturebeat.com [5] fedscoop.com [6] taskandpurpose.com [7] mothandflamevr.com

"Resolution Imagery" "Air Force" "suicide prevention" Moth Flame Air Force suicide prevention VR licenses 10000 25000 Moth Flame Air Force suicide prevention virtual reality contract licenses

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