The Unmanned Aircraft That Makes US Fighters Indestructible

In the heart of a high-stakes mission, an F-22 Raptor, piloted by one of America's top aviators, streaks across the sky. While its advanced systems and unmatched agility set it apart, it isn't flying alone.

Just off its wing, moving in perfect harmony is the General Atomics XQ-67A.

With its cutting-edge design and stealthy features, this sleek aircraft is the Raptor's loyal wingman. The XQ-67A's advanced infrared search and track systems scan the horizon, detecting threats that radar might miss. It gathers and relays critical intelligence while its electronic warfare systems disrupt enemy communications and radar.

As the mission intensifies, the XQ-67A simulates attacks to draw enemy fire, reveals hidden threats, and acts as a communication relay. It even executes precise strikes on high-value targets; all coordinated flawlessly with the F-22.

However, despite its capabilities and seamless cooperation, the XQ-67A, the fifth-generation fighter’s most dependable companion, is completely unmanned.