As part of the latest £300 million (US$374 million) military aid package announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to Ukraine, the UK will deliver a number of Malloy T150 drones to Ukraine. The drone is made by British company Malloy Aeronautics and is currently being used by the British Royal Marines.
Unlike most drones involved in the war in Ukraine, the Malloy T150 does not qualify as a combat or reconnaissance drone, to be precise the Malloy T150 is a drone for cargo missions, namely providing food and water supplies for troops, spare parts, equipment, materials. fuel, ammunition, and pretty much anything else you could possibly need on the front lines.
As is known, delivering cargo to troops on the front line is a dangerous mission because the logistics team can be attacked. The presence of drones can ensure that fewer people are at risk, because drones can be controlled remotely. As drones can be flown day or night, equipment or resources can be delivered at any time to the front line.
The Malloy T150 is controlled via a laptop using waypoints on a map to determine its flight route. The T150 is battery-powered, although the manufacturer is developing wireless charging technology so the drone can recharge while flying. Uniquely, the cargo on the drone can be unloaded after landing or can be dropped at a location while flying.
The Malloy T150 has multiple propellers and motors, so if one fails, someone else can land the plane safely. The T150 can fly in any weather and has been successfully tested in rainy, windy, snowy and desert conditions.
This drone flies at a speed of 30 meters per second and can carry a payload of about 68 kilograms, the Malloy T150 can fly as far as 70 kilometers and has a maximum flight time of 36 minutes.
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