Redwire Receives a US Army Follow-On Order for the Stalker Uncrewed Aircraft Fleet: Sustainment Parts and Hybrid Lift Batteries Go to the 2nd Battalion, 13th Aviation Regiment at Fort Huachuca
Redwire Corporation announced on November 11 that it received a third-quarter fiscal 2026 follow-on order from the 1st Aviation Brigade of the US Army Aviation Center of Excellence, for the sustainment and support of the center's fleet of Stalker uncrewed aircraft systems.
The 2nd Battalion, 13th Aviation Regiment at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, will take delivery of the sustainment parts, including Redwire's United States-assembled hybrid lift batteries for its Stalker aircraft. The equipment will support advanced individual training on multi-mission, field-ready Stalker aircraft for the Army's next generation of uncrewed aircraft operators.
The order follows a 15 million dollar follow-on order Redwire announced in May 2026 from the same Army brigade, which the company said was its third Aviation Center of Excellence order in eight months. A separate announcement on October 15, 2026, covered planned Stalker deliveries to the National Guard Bureau under purchase orders valued at approximately 13.8 million dollars.
Redwire's Stalker Block 30 documentation describes a portable Group 2 system with fully autonomous vertical launch, flight and landing. The company's announcement said the Army continues to modernize its uncrewed aircraft for contested airspace and multi-domain operations.
Source: Redwire
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Photo: 图：美军士兵参加无人机系统相关课程（不具名通用资料图，非 Stalker 本机）。图中是陆军士兵在课堂与设备前参加反无人机系统课程的画面。 英文标题：Redwire Receives a US Army Follow-On Order for the Stalker Uncrewed Aircraft Fleet: Sustainment Parts and Hybrid Lift Batteries Go to the 2nd Battalion, 13th Aviation Regiment at Fort Huachuca 英文全文： Redwire Corporation announced on November 11 that it received a third-quarter fiscal 2026 follow-on order from the 1st Aviation Brigade of the US Army Aviation Center of Excellence, for the sustainment and support of the center's fleet of Stalker uncrewed aircraft systems. The 2nd Battalion, 13th Aviation Regiment at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, will take delivery of the sustainment parts, including Redwire's United States-assembled hybrid lift batteries for its Stalker aircraft. The equipment will support advanced individual training on multi-mission, field-ready Stalker aircraft for the Army's next generation of uncrewed aircraft operators. The order follows a 15 million dollar follow-on order Redwire announced in May 2026 from the same Army brigade, which the company said was its third Aviation Center of Excellence order in eight months. A separate announcement on October 15, 2026, covered planned Stalker deliveries to the National Guard Bureau under purchase orders valued at approximately 13.8 million dollars. Redwire's Stalker Block 30 documentation describes a portable Group 2 system with fully autonomous vertical launch, flight and landing. The company's announcement said the Army continues to modernize its uncrewed aircraft for contested airspace and multi-domain operations.。U.S. Army HQ-4ID by Staff Sgt. Cesar Riv，经Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: file photo. U.S. Army HQ-4ID by Staff Sgt. Cesar Riv, via Wikimedia Commons.
