Militarytimes Vector Unveils Integrated One-Way Attack Drone System
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- •Vector's Warfighter’s Stack integrates drone technology for military use.
- •The Pentagon has ordered 5,000 Mace drones following a competitive evaluation.
- •The system includes advanced features for modern warfare environments.
Vector, a Utah-based defense company, announced the Warfighter’s Stack, an integrated one-way attack drone system featuring the Mace quadcopter, a High-Voltage Electronic Safe and Arm Device (HV-ESAD), and a Hilt controller. This system is designed for intuitive operation and scalable production, addressing modern warfare needs. The Pentagon has ordered 5,000 Mace drones after Vector ranked fourth in the Defense Department’s Drone Dominance Program. The Mace drone is compact, attritable, and equipped with advanced features such as low-light and thermal cameras, electronic warfare resistance, and altitude-hold capabilities. The HV-ESAD is a universal device for integrating munitions with various drone platforms. The system is built to support rapid production and operational efficiency for military applications.
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