UK-built TRV-150 intercepts multiple drones during new trial
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22 October 2026 - 13:02 BAE Systems announced Wednesday that the modified version of a T-150 Uncrewed Air System (UAS), developed by the company’s subsidiary Malloy Aeronautics, had undergone a new trial. During a US Office of the Under Secretary for Research & Engineering (OUSW) experiment, the adapted T-150, known as TRV-150, reportedly intercepted multiple one-way attack drones in a single mission, without landing to reload. The TRV-150 has intercepted multiple one-way attack drones in a single mission, without landing to reload. During trials at Eglin Air Force Base, the modified Malloy T-150 fired laser-guided APKWS rockets from a three-pod launcher to intercept several air targets. Low-cost. Precise. Delivered at pace. Find out more: https://t.co/SkGYjIJun0 Footage taken from earlier trials at Fort Rucker in May 2026. Credit US Army. - BAE Systems Air (@BAESystemsAir) October 21, 2026 The trials took place at Eglin Air Force Base in late September. The company said TRV-150 had fired its laser-guided APKWS rockets from a three-pod launcher to intercept several air targets. The experiment follows the first-ever single-shot firing of a precision munition from an adapted T-150 in 2025, extending that capability by using a production-ready three-pod launcher system to engage air targets. Besides its counter-drone role, the platform has also already been deployed with UK...
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SURVICE Engineering is one of several industry partners working with BAE Systems worldwide to develop tactical counter-drone systems.
