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Browse air, land, sea surface and underwater systems by mission, country, manufacturer and programme status.
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.
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An Australian collaborative aircraft programme with modular mission payloads. A December 2025 government commitment covers six Block 2 aircraft and further Block 3 development.
A turboprop remotely piloted aircraft for persistent reconnaissance and multirole missions. MQ-9A and its extended-range retrofit are distinct from the newer MQ-9B family.
An interceptor programme developed within Ukraine’s Armed Forces. The ministry announced procurement of 8,000 interceptors on 30 April 2026.
A Russian medium-altitude remotely piloted aircraft family, with Orion-E offered for export. Sirius is a separate larger programme.
A widely documented Russian tactical reconnaissance family. Export Orlan-10E data differs from the domestic Orlan-10 figures recorded by Ukrainian intelligence.
A Russian tactical reconnaissance aircraft marketed alongside Orlan-10E, with separate programme identity and equipment.
A Ukrainian drone-missile programme with publicly discussed Lithuanian financing for production.
A Ukrainian drone-missile hybrid whose first production batch was publicly handed over in December 2024.
A reusable Ukrainian tactical aircraft whose current ARMADRONE material presents an updated PUNISHER configuration.
R18 is one of the heavy reusable multirotor families named by an official Ukrainian military operator account.
A Ukrainian loitering munition currently presented as part of the RAM family. The current site distinguishes RAM-2X from Black Betty.
A long-endurance tactical reconnaissance family also known as ACS-3. Skyeton’s current Raybird page describes a 23 kg aircraft with modular payloads.