Systems register

International-origin systems acquired by UAM for U.S. government programs, organized by acquisition line. Configuration, availability, and pricing are provided only to authorized parties.

Air defense and radar

UAM's founding acquisition line, comprising surface-to-air missile systems, anti-aircraft artillery, early-warning and fire-control radars, and associated ZIP kits.

System	NATO name	Origin	Notes
S-75 / S-75M3	SA-2 Guideline	Soviet design	Fire-control radar (SNR-75, Fan Song), launcher, and missile-system components and spares.
S-125M1 / S-125M1A	SA-3 Goa	Soviet design	SNR-125 fire-control radar subsystems, modulators, and electronic components for unmodernized fire units.
S-125 Pechora-2	SA-3 Goa	Soviet design, modernized	Complete fire units, including the Pechora-2 modernization with extended range, multi-target engagement, and electro-optical tracking.
S-200	SA-5 Gammon	Soviet design	5N62 engagement radar (Square Pair) subsystems and associated components.
2K12 Kub	SA-6 Gainful	Soviet design	1S91 radar (Straight Flush) subsystems, ZIP kits, and spares.
9K33 Osa (9A33BM3)	SA-8 Gecko	Soviet design, modernized	Modernized, digitized fighting vehicles delivered with complete 4-year ZIP kits. 1S91M2 radar support is available in the same line.
9K37 Buk	SA-11 Gadfly	Soviet design	Medium-range SAM systems, including 9A310 and 9A39 vehicles, fire-control radars, and associated missiles.
9K330 / 9K331 Tor	SA-15 Gauntlet	Soviet design	Short-range point-defense systems with 9M331 missiles or 9M334 missile modules.
S-300P / S-300PMU-1	SA-10 Grumble / SA-20 Gargoyle	Soviet and Russian designs	30N6 fire-control radar (Flap Lid), 64N6 (Big Bird) and 76N6 (Clam Shell) radars, and 54K6 command post components.
S-300V	SA-12 Gladiator / Giant	Soviet design	9S15 (Bill Board) and 9S32 (Grill Pan) radar components and 9S457 command post subsystems.
2K22 Tunguska (2S6M)	SA-19 Grison	Soviet design	Gun-missile air defense vehicle subsystems, control panels, slip rings, and drive components.
ZSU-23-4M Shilka	None assigned	Soviet design, modernized	Self-propelled anti-aircraft system with quad 23 mm guns and radar fire control.
Igla-1 / Igla (9K310 / 9K38)	SA-16 Gimlet / SA-18 Grouse	Soviet design	Man-portable air defense systems with two-color infrared seekers, plus Strela-series MANPADS.
Nebo-M	None assigned	Russian design	Mobile multiband (VHF, L, X) radar complex designed to detect low-observable targets.
P-18 family (P-11, P-18, P-19)	Spoon Rest D / Flat Face B	Soviet design, modernized	VHF early-warning radars, including modernized digital variants, with complete 4-year ZIP kits.
Podlet	None assigned	Russian design	Mobile low-altitude surveillance radar for detecting aircraft, helicopters, and cruise missiles on terrain-masked approaches.
Early-warning and height-finding radars	Tin Shield, Box Spring, Thin Skin	Soviet, Russian, and Ukrainian designs	Components and spares for 19Zh6 and 36D6, 1L13, 5N84, 5N87, PRV-9, and 80K6 radars.
IFF and electronic warfare equipment	None assigned	Soviet design	1RL-series identification friend-or-foe interrogators and SPN-30 ground-based jammer components.

Counter-UAS interceptors

Ukrainian interceptor UAS with documented operational use against one-way attack drones, providing reference hardware for U.S. counter-UAS development and testing.

System	Maker	Origin	Notes
Sting	Wild Hornets	Ukraine	Man-portable interceptor with a reported record against Shahed-class drones. Speeds above 315 km/h; thermal sensor with AI-assisted terminal guidance.
Octopus-100	Ukrspecsystems	Ukraine	Night-capable, jam-resistant interceptor with autonomous target lock. In serial production, including licensed manufacture in the United Kingdom.
P1-SUN	SkyFall	Ukraine	Low-cost interceptor for Shahed-class targets on a 3D-printed modular airframe, with computer vision and thermal imaging.
STRILA	WIY Drones	Ukraine	High-speed interceptor (350+ km/h) with GPS-independent navigation and frequency-agile, EW-resistant communications.

Long-range strike UAS

One-way attack platforms with ranges from 700 to more than 1,000 km, relevant to exploitation, threat replication, and survivability analysis.

System	Maker	Origin	Notes
AN-196 Liutyi	Antonov	Ukraine	Ukraine's principal long-range one-way attack UAV. Range of 1,000 to 2,000 km with a 50 to 75 kg warhead; INS and satellite guidance.
FP-1 / FP-2	Fire Point	Ukraine	Mass-produced strike UAS with a range of up to 1,600 km. The FP-2 uses wing-integrated fuel storage to carry warheads above 150 kg.
Bars	None assigned	Ukraine	Compact turbojet-powered strike UAS with a range of 700 to 800 km, combining characteristics of a drone and a cruise missile.
Morok	None assigned	Ukraine	Long-range strike platform carrying about 30 kg to 800 km. In service since 2023.

ISR and loitering munitions

Reconnaissance UAS and loitering munitions refined in contested electronic-warfare conditions, including their datalinks, optics, and anti-jamming designs.

System	Maker	Origin	Notes
Shark / Shark-M	Ukrspecsystems	Ukraine	Catapult-launched ISR and fire-correction UAS with an encrypted 80 km datalink and 30x optics. Shark-M adds dual cameras and a laser rangefinder.
PD-2	Ukrspecsystems	Ukraine	Multi-role UAS with modular VTOL conversion, up to 10 hours of endurance, and a 200 km datalink.
Leleka-100	DeViRo	Ukraine	One of the most widely fielded Ukrainian reconnaissance UAVs and the base airframe for the RAM loitering-munition family.
RAM II / RAM-2X	None assigned	Ukraine	Loitering munition with interchangeable 3 kg payloads. The RAM-2X variant extends range beyond 100 km in EW-contested conditions.
Punisher	UA Dynamics	Ukraine	Reusable, low-signature strike UAS used by Ukrainian special operations forces for precision payload delivery.
A1-CM Furia	Athlon Avia	Ukraine	Tactical ISR and artillery fire-correction UAV in service since 2014. The A1-CMX variant adds laser designation.

Aviation and armor

Fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft, armored vehicles, engines, radar sets, and the components required to sustain evaluation fleets.

System	NATO name	Origin	Notes
Su-27 family	Flanker	Soviet design	Airframes, AL-31F engines and engine components, and N001 pulse-Doppler radar sets.
MiG-29 family	Fulcrum	Soviet design	Aircraft, engines, radar, and critical components for test, evaluation, and aggressor support.
Mi-24 / Mi-35	Hind	Soviet design	Attack helicopters, engines, dynamic components, and spares packages.
T-90 series	None assigned	Russian design	Main battle tank platforms and subsystems. Modernized T-72M1 and T-72M1A vehicles are also supported.
T-80 family	None assigned	Soviet design	Modernized T-80BV and T-80U-series gas-turbine main battle tanks, with subsystems and spares.
BMP-3	None assigned	Soviet design	Amphibious infantry fighting vehicle with combined 100 mm and 30 mm armament.
BTR series	None assigned	Soviet and Ukrainian designs	BTR-80, BTR-3E1, and BTR-4 armored personnel carriers, plus Dozor-class light armored vehicles.
BM-21 Grad	None assigned	Soviet design	Multiple rocket launcher system components and spares.
MAZ-543 family chassis	None assigned	Soviet design	Heavy wheeled chassis components (MAZ-543 and MAZ-7310 family) for missile and radar system carriers.
Radar and C3 electronics	None assigned	Soviet-bloc systems	Fire-control, sensor, signal-processing, and command, control, and communications blocks.

Information on this page is general and drawn from open sources. Photos from Wikimedia Commons:

S-75 / S-75M3: Andrey Korchagin from St. Petersburg, Russia, CC BY-SA 2.0
S-125M1 / S-125M1A: George Chernilevsky, CC BY-SA 3.0
S-125 Pechora-2: Vitaly V. Kuzmin, CC BY-SA 4.0
2K12 Kub: Srđan Popović, CC BY-SA 4.0
9K33 Osa (9A33BM3): Nickispeaki, CC BY-SA 4.0
S-300V: Vitaly V. Kuzmin, CC BY-SA 4.0
AN-196 Liutyi: Police of Finland, Public domain
FP-1 / FP-2: KrzysztofPoplawski, CC BY 4.0
Shark / Shark-M: Azerelia, CC BY-SA 4.0
PD-2: DoroshenkoE, CC BY-SA 4.0
Leleka-100: VoidWanderer, CC BY-SA 4.0
RAM II / RAM-2X: VoidWanderer, CC BY-SA 4.0
Mi-24 / Mi-35: Jakub Hałun, CC BY-SA 4.0
T-80 family: Міністерство оборони України, CC BY 4.0
BTR series: Армія Інформ, CC BY 4.0
BM-21 Grad: Vitaly V. Kuzmin, CC BY-SA 4.0

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