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What is known about WARDOGS vehicles

Four WARDOGS vehicles have any record: the official Littlebird, two beta-observed helicopters, and the Flakpanzer, which a beta guide says was removed.

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How to read evidence grades

A row is graded by its weakest published cell — a sparse row can grade higher than a fuller one that publishes a less-confirmed value.

Each published value below is underlined in its own grade’s colour, so a row’s cells can disagree with the row chip above them.

Beta data: Early Access Beta.

NameTypeSeatsUnlockPriceGrade
Flakpanzer — inventory artworkFlakpanzerAnti-air — removed from the game (Unrecoverable)not publishednot publishednot publishedUnrecoverable
HueyHelicopter (Observed in a build)not publishednot publishednot publishedObserved in a build
Littlebird — inventory artworkLittlebirdHelicopter (Publisher stated)not publishednot publishednot publishedPublisher stated
Mi-28 Havoc — inventory artworkMi-28 HavocAttack helicopter (Observed in a build)2 (pilot + gunner) (Observed in a build)Pilot Level 35 (Observed in a build)$500,000 (Observed in a build)Observed in a build

Vehicle artwork: BULKHEAD / Team17.

Evidence and context

Four rows, three different grades. The Littlebird is named in BULKHEAD’s own Supporter Pack listing, which sells a “Taxi” camo for it — the only official grade on this page. The Mi-28 Havoc, the Huey and the Flakpanzer come from a beta guide article by the same outlet that recorded the weapons vendor: treat every level and price below as a beta figure, not a launch one, and see withheld for a real disagreement between two of that outlet’s own articles over the Havoc’s unlock level. The Flakpanzer’s row is graded lost, not observed — the outlet reports BULKHEAD removed the vehicle from the game entirely, which is a different kind of gap than “not yet published.” Tanks and wheeled armour are still visible in official media and named nowhere.

Missing data and verification limits
The Havoc’s unlock level
Two articles from the outlet that supplies this row disagree. One states “Pilot Level 35 before you can purchase it” as a fact; a later one, by a different author, hedges with “a steep requirement reported around level 40.” This table records 35 because that article states it definitively rather than as an estimate — but the disagreement between two pieces from one outlet, three weeks apart, is itself a reason to treat every beta figure on this page as provisional, not just this one.
Littlebird and Huey specifics
Neither vehicle’s seats, unlock level or price has been published anywhere, including the beta guide that names them both.
The rest of the roster
A tank and wheeled armour are visible in official screenshots and referenced in the beta guide — one line calls a tank “a more consistent, safer investment than a Havoc” — but no source has named either.
How many vehicles there are
No roster count appears in any official text, and the beta guide does not attempt one either.

Each row above is graded by how well it is evidenced, not by how complete it is — see how we source and grade for what a grade means and how it is checked. For the mechanics these figures sit inside, see Your first match, Reload & ammunition and Vehicles & logistics.

Where these rows came from

From here

What holds up, and what a $500,000 helicopter means for your wallet

One name is BULKHEAD’s own. Everything priced beside it is a beta report, not a launch fact.

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You have just read that only the Littlebird is officially named, and every other row here comes from a beta guide that disagrees with itself on the Havoc's unlock level

  1. Read what BULKHEAD has actually confirmed about vehiclesHelicopters, tanks and artillery are visible in official footage and named nowhere — this guide draws the line between the studio’s own claims and a beta guide’s numbers.
  2. See how a six-figure purchase fits the cash rulesCash persists between matches instead of resetting, which is the only reason BULKHEAD's own framing makes a $500,000 helicopter a plannable purchase rather than a one-life fantasy.