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| General Atomics Gambit Series | Series of Autonomous Collaborative Platforms (ACP) for military operations, all share same core airframe platform: Gambit Core, proof of Low-Cost Attritable Aircraft Platform Sharing (LCAAPS). Includes concepts Gambit 1 (long-endurance ISR), Gambit 2 (air-to-air combat), Gambit 3 (advanced trainer), Gambit 4 (stealth combat recon, variant with most contrasting design), Gambit 5 (ship-based CCA, potentially chosen for US Navy), and Gambit 6 (air-to-ground/-air CCA). Variants used to develop a Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) for USAF, and for Europe (through GA-ATS). In development. |
| General Atomics MQ-1C Gray Eagle | Piston Diesel UAV; Includes extended range (ER) variant. |
| General Atomics MQ-20 Avenger | Turbofan combat UAV. Previously known as Predator C. Includes the variants Sea Avenger and Avenger ER. |
| General Atomics MQ-9 | UAV with turboprop pusher, Pro Line Fusion used in ground control station. Also known as Predator B. Includes Altair, Avenger, Mariner, Reaper, SkyGuardian, Sea Guardian, Mojave and MQ-9B RPA variants. |
| General Atomics PELE | Small uncrewed launched effect designed to extend the capabilities of a mothership aircraft (primarily for use with MQ-9B SkyGuardian) but could also be launched from the ground. Capable of carrying onboard EO/IR or other sensors and own mission payloads. In development. |
| General Atomics Wildfire | Single-engine clean-sheet lower-cost large UAS designed for collaborative operations. Intended as successor to MQ-9. |
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| AS9100 (EN9100 / JIS Q 9100) | AS9100 Rev D company-stated |
| ISO 9001 | ISO 9001:2015 company-stated |
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