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Aircraft, ground vehicles, surface vessels, underwater vehicles, named variants and adjacent support systems. Specifications are attributed to their sources; undisclosed values stay explicit. Origin is separate from operator country. This is a growing public-source catalogue, including development projects, rather than a census of every field-built configuration.
34 entries
Tube-stored launched-effects aircraft with documented Army integration trials; the larger 700 is distinct from the original 600.
A portable VTOL family comprising the Bolt observation aircraft and Bolt-M munition; US Marine Corps Bolt-M use is documented in August 2026.
The US Navy's historical uncrewed-helicopter family, with MQ-8B retired and MQ-8C subject to a documented divestment decision.
Joint American–Emirati tail-sitter aircraft programme with a UAE order and a future production timetable.
An American modular tactical quadcopter with documented Army use and configurable observation and communications payloads.
A historically important tactical reconnaissance family; the US Army ended its RQ-7B programme in 2024, while other operators need separate status checks.
A tactical reconnaissance family offering conventional fixed-wing and VTOL configurations for land and maritime operations.
A US small reconnaissance multirotor with US Army programme involvement and Japanese procurement announced in April 2026.
A small reconnaissance aircraft selected for a US Army company-level requirement in 2024 and documented with an Army unit in 2025.
A modular tactical reconnaissance aircraft with multiple payload bays and optional satellite communications and VTOL support equipment.
A Group 3 fixed-wing reconnaissance aircraft with vertical take-off and landing and modular mission payloads.
A Group 3 fixed-wing reconnaissance aircraft with vertical take-off and landing and modular mission payloads.