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Royal Marines drone operators have developed new ways to rapidly teach untrained troops to launch uncrewed logistics sorties without ‘enemy’ detection.

Portsmouth-based HMS Trent is currently patrolling the region during hurricane season and launched sorties using the Malloy T-150 uncrewed air system – the first time this has taken place from a Royal Navy River-class Batch 2 patrol ship.

A modified version of the Malloy Aeronautics’ T-150 Uncrewed Air System (UAS) intercepted multiple one-way attack drones during a US Office of the Under Secretary for Research & Engineering (OUSW) experiment.

Royal Marines will have an extra edge in Arctic combat after accomplishing a number of historic firsts with the T-150.  It forms part of the UK’s wider defence strategy to quickly develop how it utilises uncrewed air systems in warfare.

700X Naval Air Squadron tested a Malloy T-150 in a joint event hosted by the US Army’s Eighth Army while in South Korea.

The Malloy T-150 Uncrewed Air System is now ready for front-line operations, enhancing Royal Navy and Royal Marines capabilities.

In a historic first the Royal Navy made a delivery of supplies between ships using the T-150 Uncrewed Air System during its major 2025 Indo-Pacific mission.

For the first time, BAE Systems has launched a precision munition from a multi-rotor Uncrewed Air System (UAS) and successfully destroyed both air and ground targets during trials in the US.

A fleet of UK designed and built heavy lift drones will transport vital supplies between UK Carrier Strike Group ships for the first time during its deployment to the Indo-Pacific this year.

Malloy Aeronautics welcomed Minister for Defence Procurement, James Cartlidge and Commander of Strategic Command, General Sir Jim Hockenhull as they announced a new government strategy to support the development and deployment of uncrewed systems to the UK Armed Forces.

BAE Systems and Malloy Aeronautics have demonstrated the capabilities of the T-600 heavy lift uncrewed air system (UAS) during a large NATO exercise in Portugal to integrate the very latest maritime technologies across allied forces. 

BAE Systems has launched a new division within its Air Sector called FalconWorks™. It is a new centre for advanced and agile research and development designed to deliver a range of cutting-edge combat air capabilities to the UK and its allies.