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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.
291 entries
A portable reconnaissance aircraft for day/night observation, with configuration-dependent communications range and an optional VTOL conversion.
A hand-launched, battery-powered tactical reconnaissance family for small military units.
Emirati medium-altitude fixed-wing aircraft ordered by the UAE for surveillance and other military missions.
Small recoverable VTOL loitering munition with day and night sensors and publicly announced NATO customer contracts.
South Korea's established corps-level reconnaissance UAV, which KAI says entered Republic of Korea Army use in 2001.
A low-observable reconnaissance aircraft publicly acknowledged by the US Air Force, with very limited official technical disclosure.
A runway-independent tactical reconnaissance system with a US naval programme specification distinct from today’s commercial Integrator configuration.
Reported / unverified
Saudi long-endurance UAV development programme publicly described by KACST in 2017; current production and service status remain unresolved.
A compact fixed-wing reconnaissance family with land and maritime applications, conventional recovery equipment and an optional FLARES VTOL support system.
Reusable tactical surveillance aircraft from Denel’s Seeker family, with optical and electronic intelligence payload options.
A Pakistani MALE reconnaissance and armed aircraft, with distinct published performance figures for surveillance and armed configurations.
GIDS's larger MALE aircraft offering, with multiple surveillance payload types and separately specified ISR and armed configurations.