ISENGARD
Unmanned combat aircraft
XQ 770
Overview
The mothership of the strike line.
The Freedom Fighter is built on a proven, affordable jet architecture and re-engineered for autonomy and mass production - targeting over 90% lower unit cost than comparable jet-class UAS. It flies the deep fight as a strike platform, a one-way cruise system, or a counter-UAS mothership carrying smaller interceptors forward.
Capabilities
Engineered for the deep fight.
Autonomy
Flies without GPS
Terrain-referenced visual navigation and AI targeting hold precision in GNSS-denied, jammed airspace, with an optional SATCOM / BVLOS link.
Propulsion
Jet-class reach
A turbojet powertrain delivers a 1,100 km range and 2.5 hours of endurance across a 300 km-class strike envelope.
Configurable
Three roles, one airframe
Counter-UAS mothership, strike platform, or one-way cruise system - reconfigured for the mission, not rebuilt for it.
Specification
XQ 770 datasheet.
Figures from the current datasheet abstract. Detailed payload, guidance, and integration data are held in a restricted technical annex.
Cost
Built to be spent.
Starting from a proven jet architecture, the Freedom Fighter is dramatically cheaper to build and field than purpose-designed jet UAS - cheap enough to commit to the missions that matter.
Reach
1,100 km on station.
A jet-class envelope across a 300 km strike radius - configurable as a counter-UAS mothership, strike platform, or one-way cruise system.
Capability brief
Up close.
XQ 770 Freedom Fighter
Request the full datasheet.
Detailed performance, payload, and integration data are available to allied governments, primes, and qualified partners under a restricted technical annex.