The MQ-27 Dragonfire drone is one of the more interesting vehicles in Call of Duty:  Black Ops II.  The unmanned flying drone appears in the mission Protect P.O.T.U.S. and is also usable in Strike Forcemissions and Multiplayer matches.

Today, a remote controlled version of the MQ-27 appeared on the FCC, winning approval for its use of the 2.4GHz band.  The device, pictured above and below, is similar in appearance to Parrot’s AR. Drone, although the MQ-27 lacks some of the features offered by Parrot, such as video recording and iOS-based controls.

The MQ-27 drone comes with a remote control that features two joysticks, as well as pitch controls.  The device also ships with a display stand and USB charging cord.  The drone holds a 400 mAh battery.

We have yet to find a release date for the MQ-27 drone as a stand-alone toy, but the device will be released as part of the $180 Call of Duty:  Black Ops II “Care Package” which should be available on November 13th.

Check out the full FCC filing for the MQ-27 here.