Boeing Phantom Ray
A fighter-sized autonomous unmanned demonstrator built as a reusable test bed for strike, suppression of enemy air defenses, electronic attack, and related combat missions.
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A fighter-sized autonomous unmanned demonstrator built as a reusable test bed for strike, suppression of enemy air defenses, electronic attack, and related combat missions.
A reusable medium-altitude long-endurance unmanned aircraft family developed in reconnaissance and armed strike configurations for domestic and export users.
A larger Rainbow-series reusable MALE UAS developed for long-endurance reconnaissance, surveillance, and integrated strike missions.
A Chinese low-observable twin-engine fighter family developed for long-range air-superiority and multirole combat missions.
A European stealth UCAV demonstrator led by Dassault for autonomous combat-aircraft technologies, internal weapons carriage, and low-observable flight testing.
EMBT / MGCS demonstrator family — France / Germany. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
An indigenous tandem-seat attack helicopter developed for high-altitude armed reconnaissance, anti-armor, escort, and close-support missions.
A dedicated light attack and armed-reconnaissance helicopter developed from Z-9 technical lineage with a tandem combat cockpit and mission-specific weapons/sensors.
A Chinese flying-wing UCAV program developed for low-observable reconnaissance and strike roles.
K2 Black Panther — South Korea. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
A South Korean light armed helicopter program developed for armed reconnaissance, escort, and anti-armor missions.
Kaplan MT / Harimau — Türkiye / Indonesia. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
Karrar — Iran. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
A low-cost reusable combat-aircraft demonstrator developed for tactically relevant autonomous missions and collaborative employment concepts.
A Russian reusable MALE UAS family developed for long-endurance reconnaissance with later operational precision-strike capability.
A substantially redesigned next-generation Gripen branch with a larger airframe, new engine, increased internal fuel, revised landing gear, and new mission systems.
Iran’s reusable MALE combat UAV family, first flown in 2012 and subsequently armed with small air-launched munitions for persistent combat-ISR missions.
A twin-engine low-observable fighter demonstrator developed as an independent Chinese next-generation combat-aircraft program.