Last Update: 09/25/2026 at 11:41 PM EST
Project Halo Shield at Warminster
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Project Halo Shield is a British Army initiative to provide passive counter-drone detection at Warminster Garrison.
Its initial system combines Dedrone radio-frequency sensors and command-and-control software with Quell’s SkySpyke electro-optical technology to detect, track, classify, and help identify airborne objects. During 17 days of monitoring, it recorded 29 drone alerts at distances of up to five kilometres, without identifying a threat. The deployment also supports Army training and is intended to inform possible expansion incorporating radar, acoustic sensors, and—subject to authorization—active effectors.
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UK Defence Innovation and Army Innovation deployed Dedrone and Quell passive counter-drone systems at Warminster garrison in March 2026, recording 29 non-threatening alerts during 17 days of monitoring.
9/14/2026 • Counter-Drone & Airspace Security • General
The British Army deployed Project Halo Shield at Warminster Garrison in the United Kingdom to passively detect drones during live monitoring.
9/17/2026 • Counter-Drone & Airspace Security • General
The British Army deployed Project Halo Shield at Warminster in the United Kingdom, where Dedrone and Quell systems recorded 29 drone alerts during 17 days of monitoring.
9/16/2026 • Counter-Drone & Airspace Security • General
The British Army's Experimentation and Trials Group deployed Project Halo Shield for passive counter-drone monitoring during 17 days at a Warminster base.
9/14/2026 • Counter-Drone & Airspace Security • General
The British Army deployed Project Halo Shield at Warminster Garrison in the United Kingdom, where passive sensors recorded 29 drone alerts during 17 days of monitoring.
9/15/2026 • Counter-Drone & Airspace Security • General
