US defense company Vector unveils integrated one-way attack drone system
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US defense company Vector has unveiled the Warfighter's Stack, an integrated one-way attack drone system. The package includes the Mace quadcopter, an HV-ESAD high-voltage electronic device, and the Hilt handheld controller. Vector describes the bundle as an integrated system for one-way attack operations. Vector, headquartered in Utah, did not disclose contract terms or a timeline for the system. The company also did not provide a procurement schedule or fielding date. The announcement leaves the system's acquisition path and operational availability unspecified.
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美国国防公司 Vector 发布一体化一次性攻击无人机系统 Warfighter’s Stack
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US defense company Vector has introduced the Warfighter's Stack, an integrated one-way attack drone system combining its Mace quadcopter, HV-ESAD arming device, and Hilt hand controller. Developed under the Pentagon's Drone Dominance Program, Vector ranked fourth in close-quarters combat and received a government order for 5,000 drones. The Mace supports low-light and thermal cameras, electronic warfare resistance, fiber-optic control, ATAK integration, and ArduPilot/Betaflight firmware. Vector says it can fulfill orders in the thousands but declined to share contract or timeline details.
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