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Jun 17, 2026 11:37 AM

Red Cat Holdings rolled out its new Hellcat unmanned aerial system, positioning a small-class drone option for modern battlespaces where communications and GPS signals may be disrupted.

Red Cat Holdings rolled out its new Hellcat unmanned aerial system (UAS), positioning a small-class drone option for modern battlespaces where communications and GPS signals may be disrupted.

Built on the company’s Black Widow platform, Hellcat incorporates direct input from frontline operators, including Ukrainian drone teams.

The company said this feedback loop is intended to improve battlefield relevance while enabling faster integration across allied forces.

Read the full story on our new publication, The Drone Front: Red Cat Introduces ‘Hellcat’ Small UAS With Ukraine-Informed Design

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