VAUBREN

Vanguard

Aircraft. Strike and interception

Vanguard is a vertical take-off strike aircraft. It launches from a ready hub on alert, flies to the target on its own and engages only on an operator’s authorisation.

The system.

In development. Images are design visualisations.

Vanguard

Vanguard aircraft seen from above, design render
Role
Strike and interception
Speed
Undisclosed
Range
Undisclosed

Ready hub

Vanguard standing in its ready hub, design render
Launch
On alert
Charging
Automatic
Operation
Unattended

Citadel

Citadel on a rugged field laptop
Control
One operator, many aircraft
Authority
Operator approves
Runs on
Field laptop

Build qualities.

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Launch on alert

Vanguard waits charged and checked in its hub, and is airborne within seconds of a confirmed threat. No runway and no launcher.

Vanguard in its field case

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Fast pursuit

Built to close the distance before a threat reaches what you protect, with day and thermal cameras for every hour.

Vanguard banking over a forest

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Operator in command

Vanguard flies itself to the target. Every engagement is authorised by a person, and every event is recorded.

An operator beside Vanguard

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Printed and modular

A printed, modular structure for fast production in series, with spares carried in a field kit.

Vanguard airframe close-up

Where it serves.

Critical sites

Vanguard standing on its tail in a test bay, design visualisation

Ready hubs around airfields, ports and energy sites, launched the moment Headland or Citadel confirms a threat.

Forward units

Vanguard in its field case

Carried in its case with the unit, set up in minutes and run from a single Citadel laptop.

Launch first.
Arrive first.

Vanguard seen from above in a dark studio, design render

Works with the rest
of Vaubren.

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Contact

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