This is mostly a test for unconventional control schemes.

Designer: ATLAS AVIATION BUREAU (UAV Department)

Year of Introduction: 2025

Role: Single use payload delivery platform

Unit Cost: $257,000 to $415,000 USD (Costs can change depending on payload.)

Lore:
The SQ-14 Mosquito is a cheap combat UAV designed to free up more expensive air assets by engaging a variety of low level targets. The fuselage is designed to split apart when deploying its payload, and it is powered by a disposable rocket motor. Both of these features help to reduce the final cost significantly. Due to the construction of the SQ-14, its payload must be installed during manufacturing. The payloads can range from anti-ship weaponry, mines, dumb and precision guided bombs, and even remotely detonated ordnance and surveillance equipment.

This is the EM-6 model which caries the OT-30K remotely detonated "ambush bomb".
The OT-30K can float on water to be used as an anti-naval mine. Keep in mind that the bomb is equipped with a parachute and will deploy automatically after it is launched.

Controls:

Landing gear to activate rocket motor.

Yaw left or right to jettison rocket motor(It is recommended to jettison the rocket just before payload delivery).

Firing OT-30K weapon will cause UAV to self destruct and deploy the payload.

Braking will detonate the bomb.

Gear trolley will jettison automatically.