BLADE schedules Hunter WOLF evaluation with 82nd Airborne
BLADE announced a Hunter WOLF training and evaluation with the U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Polk scheduled for Aug. 20.
Evidence notes
- The UGV will be configured for autonomous logistics, casualty evacuation, communications and mobile power.
- The evaluation configuration includes two AN/VRC-158 radios, five Universal Battery Chargers, extended cargo rails and 15 kW power export.
- Hunter WOLF can carry up to 2,800 lb, and the trial follows Army evaluations with the 10th Mountain Division and 101st Airborne Division.
Company context
BLADE, formerly HDT, builds rugged unmanned ground vehicles and robotic manipulators for defense, government and hazardous industrial missions.