The Soldier Kit (Wingman + Pitbull)

The Soldier Kit integrates two body-worn units — the Wingman 103 or 105 passive RF detector and the Pitbull 101 directional jammer — into a coherent man-portable counter-UAS system for military and law-enforcement operators who must both detect and respond to drone threats without vehicle or infrastructure support.

The Wingman component provides the detection layer: passive scanning across 2.4, 5.2, and 5.8 GHz (or 200 MHz–6 GHz with the optional Wideband XF antenna), 360° coverage, detection range to 6 km, and direction-finding at ±30° accuracy. Once a threat is cued, the operator activates the Pitbull 101, which jams four frequency blocks — 1.6 GHz GNSS, 2.4, 5.2, and 5.8 GHz — within a 60° horizontal/vertical cone at up to 80% jamming effectiveness, disrupting both the control link and satellite navigation guidance simultaneously. The combined system weighs 2.5 kg and is built around NATO-standard lithium-ion batteries: the Wingman's hot-swap pack gives 14 hours of detection endurance; the Pitbull runs 20 hours on standby and 2 hours in continuous active jamming mode.

Both units share the same −30 °C to +65 °C operating range and IP67 waterproofing, and are designed around the same NATO battery form factor, reducing the logistics footprint in the field. ATAK integration on the Wingman side enables real-time sensor sharing across a dismounted team's situational-awareness network, supporting coordinated response. The built-in spectrum analyser provides RF environment awareness beyond drone detection alone.

For procurement teams evaluating dismounted C-UAS, the kit addresses the principal requirement of tight SWaP (size, weight, power) constraints while covering both detection and soft-kill effect in a single operator loadout.