LUCASOne-way attack UAV / loitering munitionSide: United StatesRole: Loitering munition strikesBuilt: SpektreWorks / United StatesLUCAS, the Low-Cost Uncrewed Combat Attack System, is a U.S. one-way attack UAV associated with SpektreWorks' FLM 136 airframe and fielded through CENTCOM's Task Force Scorpion Strike. The system emphasizes affordable mass, autonomous operation, multiple launch methods, and long-range strike utility; it was directly documented in U.S. combat use against Iranian targets during Operation Epic Fury.Conflict archive
United States-Venezuela Conflict Weapons and Equipment
U.S. strikes, special operations, and drone-use reporting around Operation Absolute Resolve in Venezuela.
This archive tracks systems directly sourced to the 2026 U.S.-Venezuela military confrontation and Operation Absolute Resolve.
Entries emphasize documented roles in strikes, air operations, special operations support, and unmanned systems where sources connect a specific platform to the conflict.
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Aircraft & UAVs
Crewed aircraft, drones, and loitering munitions.
LUCASOne-way attack UAV / loitering munitionSide: United StatesRole: Loitering munition strikesBuilt: SpektreWorks / United StatesLUCAS, the Low-Cost Uncrewed Combat Attack System, is a U.S. one-way attack UAV associated with SpektreWorks' FLM 136 airframe and fielded through CENTCOM's Task Force Scorpion Strike. The system emphasizes affordable mass, autonomous operation, multiple launch methods, and long-range strike utility; it was directly documented in U.S. combat use against Iranian targets during Operation Epic Fury.Conflict Sources
- Did The U.S. Use Kamikaze Drones To Strike Venezuela?Publisher: The War Zone | Note: Supports the conflict context and caveated reporting around one-way attack drone use during U.S. strikes in Venezuela. | Accessed: 2026-06-20
- U.S. makes combat debut of kamikaze-style dronesPublisher: Defence Blog | Note: Supports Operation Absolute Resolve context and reporting on U.S. one-way attack drone employment in Caracas. | Accessed: 2026-06-20