British logistics drone T-150 turns into a drone killer, downing multiple targets with rockets in a single flight
The militarized version of the British Malloy T-150 drone, called TRV-150 and built by Malloy Aeronautics, a BAE Systems subsidiary, downed several kamikaze drones in a US military exercise in late September at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, without landing or reloading between targets. The aircraft was fitted with a triple launcher of Apkws laser-guided rockets, integrated by BAE Systems' FalconWorks division and adapted by Survice Engineering. BAE plans to extend the capability to the maritime environment.
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- The TRV-150, the militarized version of Malloy Aeronautics' T-150 (a BAE Systems subsidiary), downed several kamikaze drones at Eglin, Florida, in a single flight.
- It carries a triple launcher of Apkws laser-guided rockets, integrated by FalconWorks and adapted by Survice Engineering.
- The T-150, used as a logistics platform by the British Armed Forces, carries up to 68 kg, flies at 108 km/h and has 36 minutes of endurance.
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