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In this video, we take a deep dive into the future of U.S. drone warfare through General Atomics’ latest unmanned systems: the Gambit autonomous combat aircraft and the MQ-9B SkyGuardian and SeaGuardian.
We break down what makes the MQ-9B family the most advanced evolution of the Reaper platform, including its 40+ hour endurance, global SATCOM connectivity, multi-domain ISR capabilities, and maritime surveillance features. You’ll also learn how SeaGuardian expands into naval missions with advanced maritime radar and persistent ocean surveillance capabilities.
Then we examine Gambit, General Atomics’ next-generation, modular, and potentially attritable unmanned combat aircraft designed to support future Collaborative Combat Aircraft concepts. Built for autonomy, scalability, and operations in contested environments, Gambit represents a shift toward distributed airpower and human-machine teaming.
How do these systems fit into U.S. Air Force and Navy modernization plans? What operational advantages do they provide in high-end conflict scenarios? And how could they shape future air combat against peer adversaries?
Watch the full breakdown to understand how General Atomics is positioning itself at the center of the next era of autonomous air warfare.
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