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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.
291 entries
Serbian short-range day/night reconnaissance aircraft identified in official military equipment material.
Turbojet-powered Polish flying-wing aircraft unveiled in September 2026 with a manufacturer-confirmed national order.
Concept / announced
Separate WARMATE design unveiled at MSPO 2026, with limited public flight-performance information.
Early Wing Loong export family, with separately documented original, composite 1D and later 1E configurations.
Concept / announced
Larger Wing Loong multirole programme publicly exhibited in 2022; current customer acceptance and validated performance remain unresolved.
Chinese specialised high-speed reconnaissance aircraft publicly presented by the PLA; exact performance and current operational acceptance remain limited in reviewed sources.
French privately developed MALE UAV programme aimed at reconnaissance, maritime surveillance and multirole missions.
A tactical reconnaissance family offering conventional fixed-wing and VTOL configurations for land and maritime operations.
A Taiwanese maritime surveillance aircraft with a developer-published endurance above 16 hours and a multi-sensor mission offering.
Taiwan's established tactical surveillance UAV, with a public manufacturer brochure and military-exercise use described by NCSIST.
Light fixed-wing loitering munition with a published compact airframe specification and a 2026 European export contract.
Medium-altitude aircraft family for surveillance and other military payloads, distinct from the jet-powered ANKA III.