Gambit US NGAD: Leading the Way in Autonomous Collaborative Aircraft

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The future Collaborative Combat Aircraft needs to enable air forces to reliably and cost effectively do more and adapt to evolving threats. That’s why #GambitUAS is changing the game with its leading common core design, which yields 4 unique configurations. #AFAColorado 1/6

Gambit 1 is a nimble sensing platform designed for long endurance. It can accompany other unmanned aircraft or join with human-crewed aircraft on the leading edge of a strike package, serving as the initial eyes and ears for the air group. 2/6

Gambit 2 adds air-to-air weapons. This Gambit variant has less endurance than its pure reconnaissance sibling, but it makes up for that with the ability to hold even advanced hostile aircraft at risk. 3/6

Gambit 3 is optimized for a complex adversary role. It will support training exercises against some of the most capable U.S. systems, including integrated air defense systems and current 5th-gen tactical air assets. 4/6

Gambit 4 is a combat reconnaissance-focused model with no tail and swept wings. The aircraft is optimized for long-endurance missions of a specialized nature, leveraging low-observable elements and other advanced systems for avoiding enemy detection. 5/6

Using rapid commercial production techniques, like those seen in the auto industry, each Gambit variant will share a common core, or chassis, to ensure reliability and lower production costs. 6/6

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MQ-9B is unlike any other aircraft. It not only enables broad-spectrum multi-domain operations today but it's unlocking new operations for the near future.

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Maritime domain awareness from any angle.

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Next Level. Every Level.​

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Introducing Mojave​

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This isn’t notional, theoretical, conceptual, or planned – it’s proven. From the #JTAC remote targeting to short takeoff & landing, the hardware & the systems required to deploy #MojaveUAS aren’t from a Chuck Norris movie. They’re here today.

 

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Introducing Sparrowhawk​

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Small UAS like Sparrowhawk are taking the concept of unmanned aerial surveillance and combat to new levels.